A clever canine has set a world record for the longest human tunnel traveled through by a dog skateboarder.

Amusing footage shows Otto the bulldog skateboarding through the legs of 30 people to break the unique world record.

The footage, filmed in Lima, Peru on Sunday, shows the cute canine, who is four-years-old or 35 in dog years, rolling down a hill and successfully passing through the human tunnel without incident.

The start of the clip shows the bulldog being placed onto the skateboard by a woman, and is soon rolling down the incline.

The impressive thing is, the canine seems to be able to alter the angle at which it travels by moving its weight on the board.

The 30 people are then stood on the path with legs spread apart, and the dog successfully navigates its way through the human train.

The dog once again shows its skills as the path is not entirely straight, and so some steering is necessary.

As the animal passes through the final 'bridge,' watched on by a big crowd sat on the grass, people erupt with joy that the world record has been successfully set. 

The filmer later wrote online: 'Following the recent tragic passing of the world's fastest dog Tillman, could 'Otto' the bulldog from Lima, Peru, be the next rising star?'

Tillman, born in the UK, set a world record for the fastest 100m travelled by a dog on a skateboard in 2009, clocking 19.678 seconds.

However, sadly he died last month after heart and respiratory problems, aged 10.