Maui the Golden and Ruby the Corgi have a unique dynamic when it comes to their roles in the family. While Ruby is typically in charge on land, Maui takes over when it comes to water activities. A video shared by their humans shows Maui confidently retrieving a frisbee in the water while Ruby hesitantly watches. Maui’s playful behavior and tippy taps while trying to sneak Ruby’s ball add a fun element to their interaction. Observers have humorously compared Ruby to an “earthbender” and Maui to a “waterbender,” highlighting their contrasting behaviors in different environments.
When it comes to pool safety for dogs, it’s essential to take precautions to keep them safe. Having a fence around the pool can help prevent accidents and ensure that dogs can’t access the water unsupervised. Not all dogs are comfortable in the water, so it’s important to teach them how to swim gradually. Using positive reinforcement and praise can help encourage dogs to paddle and swim confidently. A doggy lifejacket can also provide added security for dogs that are still learning to swim or are not strong swimmers.
Pet owners should always supervise their dogs around water and prevent them from drinking pool water, as it can be harmful to their health. Dogs can easily become tired while swimming, so it’s crucial to monitor their energy levels and ensure they can safely reach the pool steps or exit point. Understanding why dogs may exhibit anxious behavior when their humans are in the pool can provide valuable insights into their behavior and help address any concerns or fears they may have.
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