Chinese Man Taught American Cat to Skateboard – Pet Enters Guinness Book of Records
Chinese Li Jiangtao and his American Shorthair cat named Bao Zi have made it into the Guinness Book of Records.
The man taught his pet to skateboard so skillfully that the cat set a speed record.
Bao Zi's Record
Chinese man Li Jiangtao taught his American shorthair cat to skateboard.
As a result, the pet covered a distance of 10 meters in 12.85 seconds, which became an absolute record.
The proud owner reports that the cat set her first world record at a young age.
At the time of registration of the achievement she was one year and eight months old.
In addition, the cat can jump through hoops, ring doorbells, push kegs, perform tricks with a basketball, and much more.
Learning to skateboard took the longest time – a year of hard work.
As it turned out, Li Jiangtao works as a dog and cat trainer. He has been doing this for 10 years.
At first, he skated with dogs, but after noticing that Bao Zi was showing interest in this activity, he decided to introduce the cat to skateboarding, albeit on a miniature one.
The trainer made the cat's means of transportation himself.
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