#1 - Apparently you're not either.

This kind of idea just flies in the face of common sense. But it's uplifting to hear that you found the dog!

Let's be honest, if it worked, that would be soooo badass.

Ah, man. One of the rare occasions to be first to comment and I didn't even notice my mistake. It's too late, I'm going to bed now.

Life lesson #62 - LAZINESS is often EXPENSIVE.

Where is #62?

This idea is creative and awesome, but it obviously wasn't gonna work. I have to hand it to him for the creativity but come on, don't be such an idiot.

They say necessity is the mother of invention. Nah, it's laziness.

*Your

70, I think we've already established that.

And stupid. Don't forget stupid.

Lazy but innovative! If you could work out the links that would be huge!

He has a point! But a helicopter would be to weak an unstable. What about one of those toy remote controlled jeeps! It could probably handle small dogs if engendered right. Design it so you can program your neighborhoods path, and now if your sick or tired, just have that take your dog! Given your dog could be stolen easily and the car could run out of battery or something, but it is pretty innovative!

I imagined Peter from Family Guy walking Brian. Or maybe Brian would be walking Peter.

He was doing it all wrong... he was supposed to use a rc car not helicopter I know this from experience... It works best... Jk but sounds like a better idea if you ask me.

It's a shame the dog wasn't a bit smaller... he could have gotten a few feet of air.

A teacup yorkie would take flight like Jordan.

I have pomeranians and they would cower in fear if there was an RC heli any where near them so I can imagine they would poop all over themselves if you attached them to one.

#67 I'm envisioning a flying crap machine... Could be good revenge on the brother if the heli still worked.

No, the dog was just playing hide and seek for three hours. :P

Why did this get negative votes? I feel sad for the dog, I'd br freaking out

Seriously, especially as opposed to an RC helicopter remote. Aren't those things pretty big?

I'm assuming op did find the dog because they only had to search for three hrs

THey may have given up after 3 hours...

A properly trained dog won't tug on it's leash at all, but will simply walk along next to or right behind it's owner without trying to run off. The leash should be there only as a corrective device, and for, well, legal reasons. That said, I wonder how long it would take to train a dog to walk next to a RC helicopter, I can't imagine the dog would like the noise all that much.

However, most dogs aren't usually trained that well when it comes to walking unfortunately.