On one of the Austin highways, the dog was spotted “driving” the car without touching the wheel or pressing the gas pedal.
The car was Telsa, known for its automatic transmission.
However, the man who posted the viral video, Blake Misik, is known for posting some cool videos, such as one in which he claims to have tamed a werewolf.
Viewers are quite divided on whether the dog is actually “driving” the car or not.
Telsa has a function that turns off the car after 30 seconds if no one touches the steering wheel. Blake’s video stops in 29 seconds.
When the news channel interviewed Missick about the viral post, he stated that he had nothing to do with the video.
He lamented that he did not know anyone who had a Tesla but would like to have one.
Both the commentator and Misik agreed that there must be someone hiding in the car to make sure the dog did not crash into the car.
Missick remains very “miserable” during the interview, many viewers think that he can organize the video himself.
In the original video, Missick is in the passenger seat of another car.
He allegedly intercepted the video of the dog driver on his cell phone. She says. “This is madness.” several times during the video.
Although many people doubt the authenticity of the viral video, it is wonderful to imagine a world where a dog can sit in a driver’s seat. This kitten seemed happy to just enjoy the walk down the window.
