This dog trainer boasts an amazing collection of vehicles specifically designed for dogs.
This UTV allows for walking four dogs at the same time—WooFDriver's other vehicles are even more eccentric. WooFDriver/YouTube screenshot.
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Dogs play a significant role in my family life. While only one resides in my home, there can be up to nine dogs frolicking in my yard on any given day thanks to my in-laws nearby. So, when I discovered the WooFDriver YouTube channel, I was thrilled. I've found my community. This individual has come up with creative ways to exercise a group of energetic dogs using whimsical vehicles that they pull along roads and trails. It's fantastic.
The idea is quite straightforward: a man who loves dogs, showcases his creativity, leading to charming adventures. Essentially, Bill Helman, the so-called “WooFDriver,” modifies pedal-powered vehicles, mobility aids, and even some unconventional ATVs to either walk multiple dogs at once or have the dogs serve as propulsion. It’s akin to dogsledding, but with bike wheels instead of sleds.
Many of the showcased vehicles feature some form of hybrid power, utilizing electric boosts or pedals to complement the dogs’ strength. His website offers an impressively wide array of designs and concepts. Honestly, you should check it out; it's a delightful throwback to the old-school internet vibe in the best way possible.
Screenshots of various designs from WooFDriver’s videos. WooFDriver/YouTube
All the dogs in my family enjoy each other's company and love to run. My sisters-in-law and I have figured out how to get them to pose alike for photos during our dog-testing car reviews; now we just need to teach them to run in sync.
Many of the videos on this channel veer away from the usual YouTube format. I came across Helman through a BBC article discussing “the hidden world beneath the shadows of YouTube’s algorithm.” The channel features songs, entirely silent videos, and long, single-shot sled-cam clips that might not appeal to everyone.
However, the series showcasing WooFDriver’s “Dog MotoSports” should particularly intrigue and entertain those who appreciate home mechanics and industrial ingenuity. And, of course, adorable dogs.
Here's another captivating clip from a “Dog Roading” video—the UTV makes it simple to walk four huskies simultaneously!
And finally, when the dogs need to cover more distance than their paws can manage, there's Helman’s “Dog Limousine,” a six-door Ford Excursion with special seating for pets.
Have you come across any other dog-powered vehicles we should discuss? Feel free to reach out to the author at [email protected]
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This dog trainer boasts an amazing collection of vehicles specifically designed for dogs.
The "WooFDriver" is equipped with unique vehicles designed for walking several dogs, a range of dog-drawn road sleds, and a six-door Ford Excursion that serves as his dog limousine.