Abstract: A canine remote audio/video system includes a custom molded skull cap formed from a mold of the head of a particular dog. The skull cap includes an opening for receiving each ear of the particular dog, a chin strap for securing the skull cap to the head of the dog, and a mount. A camera for recording visible light and/or infrared light, a microphone for recording sound in the vicinity of the dog, a speaker for broadcasting sound, and a light source emitting light compatible with the camera, are fixed to the mount. A power pack configured for being secured to the dog includes a power source providing electrical current, a transmitter for transmitting signals from the camera and the microphone to a remote receiver, and a receiver for receiving transmissions from a remote transmitter. At least one cable electrically interconnects the separate components.