Watch this adventurous pooch travelling around the US with his owner in a variety of super cool vehicles.

Cliff Brush, 31, has filmed his travels across the country with Brodie, his three-year-old goldendoodle.

When Cliff quit his corporate job, the only thing on the young man’s mind was traveling.

With his friend all in work and no love interest, Brodie became the obvious choice.

Footage shows the two friends on their cross-country road trip from Miami to Las Vegas, from their hometown of Boca Raton to New York City, and even a few standalone destinations.

The pair have made stops in dozens of states including Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico and many more.

Cliff, from Boca Raton, Florida, said: “We flew in a helicopter over Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. We road-tripped from Miami, FL to Las Vegas, NV.

"We rented a convertible and dropped the top all the way up the Pacific Coast Highway in California.

“We dressed up in matching costumes on Halloween weekend and went to Time Square in New York City and stole the show.

“Brodie is the happiest, go-lucky being on this planet. He never has mood swings. He is either happy or happier.

“He loves to be with me and be included in whatever the activity is. Whether we are traveling, filming a TikTok, or napping on the couch. He’s my best friend. I want to include him in everything I do."

Cliff admits that it's not easy travelling with a dog, but he wouldn't change it for the world.

He added: “Grooming is the most challenging aspect of travelling with Brodie. He needs to be professionally groomed every two weeks.

"I must avoid mud, water, and tall grass. I spend A LOT of time brushing and cleaning his beautiful coat.

"National Parks and busy city streets can be challenging.

“I know some might think it’s corny, but the quote that frames and inspires a lot of our adventure is, 'to us, our dogs are only a small part of our life.

"To them, we’re their whole life.' I’m Brodie’s entire life and I know he only experiences what I show him.

“I know it is not practical to think everyone can do what we do. But everyone can make that extra effort, from even small gestures, like extending their dog’s walk an extra block!”