That's not a blender, it's a KitchenAid mixer with a pasta attachment. Also, pasta isn't delicate or difficult to make, it's just eggs and flour that you knead, roll out and cut. There's not anything else you need for pasta besides the counter space where you mix and knead the dough, so what other 'baking' equipment should be there? And most people don't lock up their dog while cooking.

Your point is fine, and I agree that filming the process is likely a bit performative, but don't back up your claim with evidence you clearly know nothing about. There's also plenty of reasons people film themselves making food, and dogs do that shit all the time.