Adorable Video Shows Dog Playing Guitar, Drawing And Doing Yoga With Her Owner

Secret, an internet-famous Australian Shepherd, has brought attention to her owner Mary Peters, as well as other dogs.

In a now viral video posted on Tiktok by @my_aussie_gal, the dog can be seen accompanying her owner carrying out various activities.

The footage begins with the dog lying under a duvet, with overlaid text reading: “I hate everyone.”

The 6-year-old dog then plays a guitar with her paws, next to Mary who is also strumming the strings of another guitar.

As if that wasn't enough, the smart pooch began painting with a brush between her teeth on an easel as her owner does the same—granted the dog's creation is slightly more abstract.

Secret also performs an impressive yoga move, takes a nap with her owner, and pushes her on a swing at a local park during the short video.

Watch the video below:

The clip which is captioned, “No caption needed,” has so far been viewed by 4.4 million people, and garnered more than 993,900 likes.

Many social media users have also commented on the dog's impressive performance.

One Tiktok user, K.M. wrote: “I refuse to believe this dog doesn't have a human brain.”

Another person, Falcon Samoyed, wrote: “Your dog is very very smart... I love it... love the bonding between you and your dog.”

Noah added: “Your dog has an actual soul, the soul is even better than any human right now.”

Lauren gushed: “Your dog is the most intelligent dog I have ever seen!! My dog is your dog's twin though.”

Rayneonmyparade commented: “You and Secret were the reason I got an aussie. It's going great, he's literally the other half of my soul.”

Marilyn Serpas who appeared to be a bit sceptical asked: “Did you train your dog to do all of this?!?”

“I did! I've been teaching her since she was 8 weeks old”, Mary responded.

Mary has always wanted to get into dog training. She told Newsweek that she knew the highly intelligent Australian Shepard breed would be a good candidate for her first attempt.

Mary and Secret are based in Bellingham, Washington.

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