14 Dogs Form A Conga Line To Create Guinness World Record — WATCH

In the video shared by the Guinness World Record, Lauenburger was seen instructing the dogs to balance their front limbs on the back of the dog that was in front.

Dogs form a conga line to create Guinness World Record

Source : @GWR/Twitter

Wolfgang Lauenburger of Germany has earned a Guinness World Record for teaching his pet pooches how to do the conga. Lauenburger and his pack of 14 dogs named Emma, Filou, Fin, Simon, Susy, Maya, Ulf, Speck, Bibi, Katie, Jennifer, Elvis, Charly and Cathy broke the record set by his daughter Alexa, who achieved the feat with nine dogs in February 2022.

The conga is a Latin American dance in which one person stands behind the other to form a chain.

In the video shared by the Guinness World Record, Lauenburger was seen instructing the dogs to balance their front limbs on the back of the dog that was in front. The pack of 14 dogs had to move at least five metres while maintaining the pose in order to achieve the world record.

"New record: Most dogs in a conga line - 14 by Wolfgang Lauenburger (Germany) Wolfgang guided Emma, Filou, Fin, Simon, Susy, Maya, Ulf, Speck, Bibi, Katie, Jennifer, Elvis, Charly and Cathy in the long line," read the caption of the video shared by record maintaining company.

New record: Most dogs in a conga line - 14 by Wolfgang Lauenburger (Germany)

Wolfgang guided Emma, Filou, Fin, Simon, Susy, Maya, Ulf, Speck, Bibi, Katie, Jennifer, Elvis, Charly and Cathy in the long line 🐶 pic.twitter.com/AL6D3vGG5j

— Guinness World Records (@GWR) January 31, 2023

Since being posted on the micro-blogging site Twitter, the video has amassed 49.7k views and several comments.

"That's the most wholesome thing i saw today," wrote one user.

That's the most wholesome thing i saw today

— Michał Nowacki (@misiek7274) January 31, 2023

"What a record," wrote another.

What a record 🤣🤣🤣

— LALIT KASHYAP (@DntWorryUCanDo) January 31, 2023

While a third wrote, "The balance and grace oh the cuteness!!"

Lauenburger and his pet dog Balu have also created world record for the most skips in 30 seconds.