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Since surfboards first hit the beach in the 1940s, the surfers’ culture has been known for its irreverence and wild inventiveness. But few people have pushed the boundaries of skateboarding as far as the Fat Sausage Dog on Skateboard. A self-proclaimed “man’s best friend on wheels,” Fat Sausage Dog—known to friends as “FS”—has revolutionized skateboarding, inspiring a new generation of boarders and prompting a re-thinking of what skateboarding can be.

The Fat Sausage Dog was created by Australian artist and skateboarder Damien Bradbury and began its unlikely journey in 2010, when photos of Damien and his skate-riding dog began to appear in skate magazines and online. This unlikely combination of man and pet quickly captured the imagination of skateboarders around the world.

At first, enthusiasts praised the sheer audacity of combining man and dog in an unlikely skateboarding team. As the Fat Sausage Dog gained more attention and started appearing in magazines and news reports, however, a debate began about whether skateboarding with animals was even possible.

Turns out, it is. Despite the fact that skateboarding with a dog might seem impossible at first, it turns out that with a little bit of skill, patience, and tenacity, it can actually be achieved.

The benefits to fat sausage dog skateboarding are many. For one, it’s a great way to bond with your pet. Skateboarding provides a physical and mental challenge that strengthens the bond between skateboarder and pet. Not only that, but engagement in a physical activity together also helps to increase the bond between pet and owner.

Plus, skateboarding can help build strength and endurance in your dog. By taking regular rides with your pet, you can help your canine get in shape, improving agility and strength.

Finally, skateboarding with a pet can be incredibly fun. The physical play helps to stimulate the dog’s spirit and provides an entertaining activity for both the owner and the pet. It also gives owners an opportunity to let their pets have a chance to run around and play in a way and place that’s a little out of the ordinary.

As the Fat Sausage Dog on Skateboard should remind all of us, there’s no limit to what skateboarding can be. It can be more than simply a thrill or a sport, but a bond with a beloved pet. All it takes is a little bit of patience and an open mind. So grab your four-legged friend and get rolling.