Swimming Pool

bscarpenter

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For the first time Meatball showed an interest in going in the pool. I lifted her in and held her up. We did it a again while she paddled around while I supported her. A third time she decided to go in on her own and I grabbed her and pulled her to the surface. I don't think she can swim. Should I not take her in the pool any more or get her a life jacket for when she is allowed in the pool? I don't want any incidents with her deciding to go in when no one is watching.
 
Oh I have some nice life jackets that all my dogs have used for 10 years now. check out (www) RuffWear (.com). :up: Wilson loves the water. I'll post pics tonight of him sporting his life jacket in the water. Emma (my 5 month old) is also taking a liking to water - well at least the kiddie pool.
 
Oh yea, just FYI, my hubby’s friend’s friend had a bully they took on their boat. Unfortunately for the bully he didn’t have a life jacket on and it jump off in the water and sunk to the bottom and drowned. :cry: Very sad.

Oh, and :welcome: to EBN. :hiya:
 
Mine's a swimmer and I always put him in a life jacket because he doesn't have any fear of the water or distance.....
 
We got a very nice life jacket for Princess Gracie at Petsmart 2 years ago. One thing it has is flotation under her chin which will keep her mouth/nose above water. She fell in our koi pond shortly after she came here to rule. We don't know if she can swim because I jumped in after her immediately. LOL
 
Molly loves the water only because we try to keep her out of it... Its the bulldog way.
 
Here's a couple of pics of my guys in their RuffWear jackets. @BruceP jacket for HRH is really nice and the front floatation is what I wish mine had for the bullies. But they're really not in the water long enough.

Wilson
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He really preferred the shoreline
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Jack & Wilson
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Just gotta show off Ace on his last lake trip last year - RIP buddy
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For the first time Meatball showed an interest in going in the pool. I lifted her in and held her up. We did it a again while she paddled around while I supported her. A third time she decided to go in on her own and I grabbed her and pulled her to the surface. I don't think she can swim. Should I not take her in the pool any more or get her a life jacket for when she is allowed in the pool? I don't want any incidents with her deciding to go in when no one is watching.

LIFE JACKET - immediately - do not even tempt fate. My wife had a bully growing up 'Brenda' who was a pool hound -but she was the exception to the rule, she could swim - but I have heard too many horror stories 'My bully got in the pool and Sank like a brick'
 
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