The dog shows off his driving skills, causing a fever

Lexie the dog lives with his owner on a farm of about 200 hectares near Hamilton, southwest Victoria, Australia.

Mr. Zschech, 21 years old, the farmer’s son, worked all week in a timber company. He only returns to the farm for the weekend, but Lexie the dog is very close to him.

After going out, Zschech noticed that the little dog was quite intelligent and loved to drive, so he decided to teach him to drive.

“We were driving the sheep out of the lane one day,” says Zschech. “I had the idea of ​​teaching Lexie the dog to drive to herd sheep.”

Lexie the dog learns very quickly. To make it easier for Lexie to drive, Zschech put the gear lever, grabbing the handbrake when needed.

“Sometimes the dog leans forward, honks the horn, looks pretty confident. This is a smart sheepdog,” Zschech said.

Normally, Zschech would be at the wheel, but sometimes he would let Lexie take the helm while he distributed hay to the farm animals.

He often shares pictures of the dog driving on his personal social networking site. Everyone was very interested and seemed quite interested. Zschech confirmed that the dog was just driving around the farm, not affecting the surroundings.