In honor of National Puppy Day, watch puppy try, fail to catch food

In honor of National Puppy Day, here is a puppy who cannot catch most of the food thrown his way.

Fritz, a Golden Retriever, is challenged when it comes to coordination.

“We’ve compiled some of the highs and lows of Fritz’s quest to learn how to catch food, the video’s description said.

“Sit back and enjoy a little ride through memory lane as Fritz is introduced to a steak, a strawberry, a chimichanga, a meatball, and more.”

However, Fritz does manage to catch — and eat — a french fry.

Here are some more puppies in honor of this great holiday.

#nationalpuppyday @pitbullsofinstagram Babe being a total babe😍

A photo posted by hailey guidry (@haileybird) on Mar 23, 2015 at 4:40pm PDT

#nationalpuppyday means he gets to go everywhere with me today & I had a “good” excuse to bring him to work 😉😉😘😘🐾❤️

A photo posted by Boots (@therealkimberlyb) on Mar 23, 2015 at 4:40pm PDT

Happy national puppy day to this crazy mutt #nationalpuppyday

A photo posted by Christopher L Hanna (@hannafied) on Mar 23, 2015 at 4:40pm PDT

#NationalPuppyDay #Baxtergram

A photo posted by Matthew Vasquez (@matthewlikesart) on Mar 23, 2015 at 4:40pm PDT

#NationalPuppyDay #BabyZeus #HandsomeStud #RightHandMan #AmericanBully #UKC #Remyline #RKC #Dontbullymybreed #lightsoutbullies #bully #puppy #GottiLine #instaBully #razorsedge Going way back to day one can't believe how big he has grown

A video posted by Carlos Monteiro (@c_monteiro) on Mar 23, 2015 at 4:40pm PDT

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