These days it's not uncommon to see a dog with a job, like helping someone find their way around or deal with their medical condition, but Davos the Bernese mountain dog is in a league of his own. The big and fluffy 6-year-old dog has started his own nonprofit organization, and he's raising money to support shelter pets.

It all started when Davos' owner Al Cooper trained him to retrieve golf balls he had hit into the rough (Al didn't plan to, but he hit a lot of balls off the course and Davos was happy to pick them up).

Cooper started selling the balls for 25 cents each, and used the extra cash to pay for Davos' treats. Then, the dog had a better idea.

According to cooper, Davos got the idea for his charity business when he saw a Humane Society ad on television.

"He'd just cry his little heart out when he'd see those commercials," Cooper says, so he and Davos decided to put their business to good use.

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Since turning their business into a charity, Davos and Cooper have raised $100 for the Animal Humane Society, and business has only been picking up with all the attention this good dog has been getting. A local news station even covered Davos, capturing the moment he "handed over" $100 to the charity.

"I'm a lousy golfer, but he's a good retriever," Cooper says, and their partnership has definitely paid off.

See for yourself:

What an amazing pet! My dog won't even fetch my slippers but Davos has started his own small business. Maybe he can branch out in the future, and start retrieving golf clubs that people throw away when they mess up a shot.

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