Leave it
Yeah, good boy, yes, go, go, go, go, go. Go, go, go, go
My name is Teresa Hanula, and this is my border colleague, Leonard Lee
He is a Guinness World Record holder in most basketball slam dumps by a dog in one minute
And for this distance, walk by a dog while balancing a book in one minute
Leonard comes from performance and an entertainment background himself. His grandfather has done a few movies
Good boy. Ever since the day that we had met, Leonard and I have had a very, very close relationship
and it continues to grow every day. He could be really feisty and very opinionated
But he also has a very sensitive side. He just knows what you're feeling
and if you're not feeling well, he'll be there laying right by your side
Leonard is in a very side. An amphibious dog loves to swim
He's also a canine artist and takes part in several auctions, raising money to help less fortunate dogs
He loves and has fun practicing canine parkour in the park and in urban areas as well
And he just loves learning any types of tricks just to keep his mind busy
I am a professional dog trainer, but taking on a Guinness World Record
was definitely a beast all of its own. Letter loves balls and loves fetching Teaching him the slam dunking of the basketball was self trick for him I always feel nervous because at the end of the day he is a dog
With any animal, you just never know what to expect. Three, two, and one
Go, go, go, go, go, go. Buzzer goes off to start. He does one basketball shoot
I start getting nervous going, are we going to be able to break this record
And I start handing in the ball even faster. The excitement is really
Building, building, building, building. Then the buzzer ends, and I have no idea
if we had broken the record, if we had tied, we had lost. And he broke the record, and we made 22 slam dunks
At that point, I think there was tears streaming down my face. I was so excited and overjoyed
Good, yes. Again, the nerves were kind of at an all-time high
We're starting off, he's doing very well. I hope for maybe 11, 12 meters, and he's walking
he's doing well, coaching him, telling him to step, moving, moving, moving until he had no further to go
We had run out of space in the bookstore. At that point, he had reached 17.3 meters
He had about 10 seconds left on the clock, but we were just all so overjoyed
an even prouder dogma moment. We started off wanting one Guinness World Record
and that felt great. And now that we have two, it feels even better
Who knows what the future can hold for him