The internet and hyperbole go together like chocolate and peanut ubtter. But trust us when we say that this video of dogs learning to fly a plane is the GREATEST THING YOU WILL WATCH ALL DAY.

Originally aired on Great Britain’s Sky 1 as part of their wistfully-named program “Dogs Might Fly,” this six-and-a-half minute sizzle reel cuts out all the extraneous build-up and jumps right to the heart of the story: Watching real dogs fly a goddamn, honest-to-god plane. These aren’t dogs bred for intelligence, or noted in advance for their aviation skills, either; all the dogs involved were rescues, chosen from the tens of thousands of dogs stuck in the U.K.’s animal shelters.

To turn these pups into pilots, Sky 1 turned to renowned animal trainer Mark Vette and his team. Vette is the man who taught dogs how to drive a specially-modified Mini Countryman in New Zealand back in 2012; he also taught an octopus how to use a camera, and wrangled hundreds of deer through the streets of Auckland for a commercial shoot.