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Two golden retrievers were still having fun in the heavy rain. His owner tried to ask him to go ashore but was repeatedly refused. The video also shows the dog breed’s innate love for water activities.
Many dogs love to swim, but some feel that as long as they jump into the swimming pool, there is no need to return to dry land. The two golden retrievers who apparently couldn’t stop playing belong to the latter group.
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PetHelpful website reported that TikTok account @imbluethesiberiann has shared an interesting video. Two golden retrievers who love to play in water showed high levels of enthusiasm for swimming. When it came time for swimming time to end, they were in no mood to cooperate and go to the shore. It can be seen in the video that it is raining heavily outside and the owner expects them to stop playing and come inside and is trying to dry them with a big towel. Unexpectedly, these two naughty dogs jumped into the swimming pool repeatedly without paying attention to the owner, and even played “you chase me” around the pool, making the owner angry and funny.
One netizen was impressed by his adventurous swimming style, writing, “I’ve never seen a dog jump headlong into a swimming pool.” Another person said the cleanup job done by the dogs after swimming was impressive, “I laughed, there’s nothing that towel could dry.”
Golden Retrievers have long been associated with water sports. This breed was originally bred in Scotland as a hunting companion, primarily responsible for retrieving game birds from land and water. Their strong build, powerful swimming action and double-layered coat with water-repellent properties help in these tasks.
According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), Golden Retrievers are still working dogs that love play and are willing to participate in various activities with their owners. Swimming provides not only physical activity but also mental stimulation. Additionally, the buoyancy of the water can support most of the dog’s weight, so swimming may be an exercise that puts less stress on the joints, depending on the health and fitness of the individual dog.
Reports state that not every Golden Retriever is born to like swimming. Owners should gradually introduce their dogs to the water, monitoring them closely during the process and making sure they can leave the pool safely and easily. In addition, you should also pay attention to whether your dog shows signs of fatigue. Even a dog that loves to swim may feel tired due to running out of energy.
