This Grocery-Shopping Dog Has Pushed His Cart Into Internet Fame

"Sit" and "stay" suddenly don't seem so impressive.
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If you think your dog is multitalented for knowing how to sit and stay, you ain't seen nothin' yet: A grocery-shopping dog was spotted pushing a cart through a store in Milpitas, California, and the Internet is never going to be the same.

According to WHDH news, he was "casually" walking on his hind legs behind his owner, who acted like it was "the most normal thing in the world." For everyone else, though, this canine shopper was a sight to behold.

"I'm still shook," wrote user Ashleenn, who was the first to share the video online. In the clip, the dog (who looks like some sort of German Shepherd) can be seen walking on his hind legs with his front legs placed on the cart. This very good boy takes at least seven steps past what looks like a chips display, pushing the cart all the while, and then turns left.

Still, there are a lot of questions left unanswered about this whole situation. First, why is this dog pushing a grocery cart in the first place? Were he and his owner trying to get around a "no dogs allowed" rule by tricking employees into thinking he was a human? And what was he shopping for? Hot dogs? Ingredients to make Devil Dog Cake? What we do know: The next time you're temped to feed Fido a piece of filet mignon from the table, there's no need—apparently he is fully capable of going to the store and purchasing it himself.

Because this grocery-shopping dog is the stuff of Internet dreams (and memes), the clip sent the Twitterverse into a tizzy. It's been favorited over 420,000 times and shared more than 225,000 times.

For many, the wow-inducing clip only highlighted their own pets' lack of special skills. "My dog don't even fetch wtf," wrote one user. "I feel like I have to go show this to my dog now, he gotta step his game up 😂😂😂.," joked another.

"Mine just lays down," said another disappointed user, who shared a photo of his sleepy (but fluffy) dog. This inspired a whole other subset of users to post pictures of their own, non-cart-pushing pups...who are all adorable but not quite as useful in the kitchen.