Banjo-playing dogs are rousing good sports

The latest couple to hit the bluegrass scene has spent some time sniffing around for musical recognition.

In fact, it's more likely they've been sniffing around for bones and treats. But Mrs. Molly and her husband, Smoke, have hit the big time with their latest video, "Dogs Play Bluegrass."

The video has been viewed more than 130,000 times since it was uploaded near the end of March.

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The calm-looking dogs wear ball caps and plaid shirts as they appear to pluck away at "Dueling Banjos." Spoiler alert: those aren't dog paws, they're human hands! By golly, these dogs aren't playing the banjo at all.

They're good sports, nonetheless, as the real banjo players pluck away, hidden behind them. Musician Cameron Owens of The Honey Chasers created the video, according to the description.

It's a follow up to a previous video of Mrs. Molly playing the mandolin, posted earlier in March. Excuse me, she was Ms. Molly then, according to the description. Congratulations on your nuptials to that handsome devil, Smoke, Mrs. Molly.

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While Molly, impressively, plays without even looking at the banjo, Smoke really seems to get into the music, leaning his head down and wagging his tongue.

They are certainly more skilled than Tucker, the piano playing dog, though he does put his heart into it.