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This Funny Pupper is Taking the Internet By Storm It’s always fun to play under the sun with our fur babies. But some summertime fun activities maybe scary for them. Swimming, in particular, is something that not all dogs are accustomed to.
This article from Advantage Petcare shares some great tips and reminders on teaching our dogs how to swim. This one is particularly fascinating:
Your dog should first learn to swim in a controlled environment, such as a hydrotherapy pool, where there are no currents or waves. A large object, such as a plant pot or umbrella, should be placed at the exit of the pool so your dog can easily find the way out, as they generally can’t see over the edge of the pool. You could also consider using a ramp, which may be easier than steps when entering and exiting the water.
Stay carefree with your dogs near the lake or at the poolside. Help them learn how to take care of themselves by teaching them how to swim. This article has everything you need.