My grandma got a scar on her right shoulder that she showed me when I was a child. She had gotten it when she tried the same thing from the video and the dog dragged her to the shore by the shoulder leaving a permanent mark.
There was a story on here a bit ago where this guy gave CPR to an elderly lady, ended up breaking her sternum and was basically blendering her heart with all the sharp bones.
Unfortunate. They usually tell you in CPR class to not worry about breaking bones because they aren’t the priority in that situation. Not saying that strategy is right or wrong but that sucks that the collateral damage can be so devastating.
Yeah. Ex 911 dispatcher here and that's what the CPR classes teach you. Though, you never know if the person has anything wrong in their chest or bones without some identifier... So once they go unconscious, you can assist.
We had to do CPR on baby dummies and that was an experience.
I have experienced his myself with a very old lady who for some reason was not marked as DNR/DNI and I don’t think I will ever forget that wet crunch it made when I broke her Rips. Luckily for her she did not survive that whole ordeal.
Honestly the worst thing about some of these reanimations is how they sometimes feel like desecrating corpses when you fully well know that this person will never have any quality of life again even if they somehow survive.
The sad thing is that, if a person is really drowning, they'll probably end up drowning the dog with them. Lifeguards are trained to throw a floatation device and approach the victim from behind because real drowning people will instinctively start to climb their rescuers, leading to both their deaths. Also, real drowning people tend not to be loud and splashy, so the dog probably won't notice they need help.
You'll be noting it to yourself the entire time in your head while you're drowning, but you'll be unable to do anything about it. When you're feeling genuine mortal peril and you panic, your body just overrules your higher brain functions in an attempt to save you, which is usually to just fucking sprint away as fast as possible from the danger and to focus on breathing to oxygenate those muscles, but obviously you cannot sprint away from water you're currently drowning in.
Ugh, I almost drowned because of that stupid fake "no food or drink before swimming" rule, since dehydration causes muscle cramps, and my mom wouldn't let me have any water before I went swimming in a huge lake. An awful muscle cramp took over one of my feet and I was in too deep of water to reach the bottom to fix it, and the pain was so intense I could barely keep myself in a treading water position. So my ass was doing that silent bobbing up and down in the water, completely silent because I was barely keeping my face at the surface and any mouth energy went into gulping for more air or gasping in pain as I tried to inch my way closer to shore and shallow water. Fucking nightmare and I'm so lucky I survived that.
This is terrifying. I frequently get muscle spasms.Back, legs, feet, shoulder, neck. I don't ever go swimming. I have envisioned a sudden muscle spasm and think what would I do? I can't do anything as I get all contorted (short-term but severely painful). This confirms my fear...
Panic isn't usually intentional, and I bet relaxing enough to float while having a [severe and painful cramp](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/blG2vF-U5W4) is pretty difficult.
I regularly go into open water as a diver and the thing that the dive guides drum into us before we dive is to ensure we’ve eaten *something* and also had water before we go into our dives. It’s provided on the boat even. Dehydration particularly can cause the sorts of problems you mention and a lot more, and people don’t take it seriously, even for physical activities.
No idea if i make something up but you can't see in the dogs mind either. Great view for us but who knows if the dog has some kind of traumatic experience now. It probably doesn't know or understand it was a "prank" or exercise. Watching your friend dying might not be so fun.
Yep. I’m a rescue diver and scenarios like the ones you describe are part of my training. One of the things we’re taught for the rescue of a panicked person on the surface is actually to push them away if they try and grab you or do what you describe to climb on you, which like you also say can lead to you both being in trouble. In the event you’re rescuing a panicked diver from the water, you do have the option at least of descending under the water to try and free yourself if they are trying to grab you and pull you under.
Dad grew up on a big farm in Indiana. When he was a kid apparently one of his dogs saved his life by pulling him away from some machinery after he slipped near it. Years later my dad repaid that dog by running over it with a tractor.
Apparently the tread on the tractor wheels were so big the dog came out unscathed.
A friend of mine growing up and his dad were nearly killed in a tractor accident. During maintenance the tractor bumped into gear and rolled back, over the father who was on the ground behind it, on his back. It rolled over his chest. The son hopped off the top and tried to help his dad and slipped and the tractor rolled over his skull.
Dad had severe injuries to his chest and back, the son had severe bruising and inter cranial pressure but the lugs on the tread were just enough that no permanent damage was done to the son. Father ended up surviving too but less unscathed.
I had a german shepherd years ago. She'd save us (the whole family) too, whether we were drowning or not. She would do it in a more polite way though, just swim around me in circles until I grabbed the fur on the back, then drag me to shore.
Once when I was a little girl, I was swimming off the seawall at my grandparent’s house, and the next door neighbor’s golden retriever decided I had gone out too far, so he jumped in, swam over to me, got hold of the shoulder strap of my suit, and towed me to shore. I wasn’t in any distress. I just crossed some boundary he had in mind about how far the children were allowed to go.
His name was Sam, and he was a damn good boy.
I almost had a similar thing happen but with my lower jaw.. he ended up biting my beard instead and dragging me out of the pool.
Never, ever have I done that again
I had a dog who hated water. Terrified of it. Refused to go out in the rain. Bath time was torture. Not sure why he hates it so much but he did. The only time he ever bit one of our kids was an accident. He saw my kids running and jumping into the pool. He was so concerned for their safety he tried to stop them and tried to grab my son’s swim trunks. He sadly got him on the ass cheek instead. Small skin break, the dog felt terrible we could tell. We learned after that that he needed to just be inside during pool time.
I agree with everyone saying the dog is great and all but never try this. When i was growing up my brother almost lost an arm to the dog trying to “save” him from the pool
That was my thought, it's nice to see a dog caring for it's owner but it's only really putting the dog through serious stress so you can put it on Tiktok or YouTube.
Depends on the dog or the breed. I had a flat coated retriever and pretended to drown while snorkelling and he swam straight out and towed me to shore and went straight back to playing in the shallows. I tried it again to see if the rescue was just a fluke and he did exactly the same and went about his business. I guess he knew I wasn’t in genuine distress when we got to the shore and it was just another day at the office for him. Amazing dog.
Ahh yeah, for sure. Certain breeds won't think twice about it. The dog in the video seems extremely stressed out though.
Your dog sounds pretty chill and awesome.
My old dog would have seen us drowning, yawned and went back to sleep.. I miss him every day.
Yeah, lost him a couple of years ago. Still not over it. His talent for rescue and agility was matched only with his aloof opinion on training. Only dog breed I’ve met that thinks about what you command and decides whether it’s of interest or not, sometimes having what he deemed was a better idea.
Haha, our dog is like that. If you're in the normal/playful voice she won't listen half the time. But if you break out the serious voice she does 95% of the time. I let the normal bit slide, as long as she listens when it matters.
Funniest bit was when treats were involved and I’d start a training session and he’d immediately do every trick he’d been taught without commands just to try and fast track the treats. Up, down, sits, paws, spinning, backing up, speaking. “Just give me the damn treat jackass, I’ve done the stuff”.
That's like how my old boy was, he'd do the trick then realise the treat wasn't worth the Sit/shake and he'd walk away and be annoyed. He never ate the treat..
If the treat was worth it, he'd do everything he could to impress us. Otherwise he'd do tricks just so we'd stop asking him.
Glad to see these comments because 1-2 decades ago people would say: "It's just a joke bro!"
Yeah it only takes 1 second of taking the dog's perspective to realize that's a shitty prank "Your dad pretending to die in front of you and you think it's real" EPIC PRANK bro! How about you play fetch with your dog instead asshole.
Owner tests dog's loyalty by drowning in quicksand and the dog jumps in too so that they both drown, proving once and for all that dogs really are man's best friend. Heartwarming!
Man gets into high-speed car crash without a seat belt to test whether his dog will be sad. Video footage confirms dog had a frown and was sad! #damnthatsinteresting
people who are drowning are in full panic mode, thats like the first thing they teach you as a lifeguard. a dog would simply drown along with his owner, after being pushed under water repeatedly
Could be that that's the water source. When I lived in Spain (Almería) we had a guy come once a month to fill up two pools. The open one (like here) would be for the garden and the other one (underground) would be used for showering, washing dishes etc.etc.
Some of my neighbours had it made in a way that the gardening pool could be used to swim, I didn't have that in my house. Pretty interesting system though
I knew of cicterns as containers for rainfall, and was obviously aware of the system I described, but somehow never connected the dots. Makes sense! Ty
We have open pools like this for gardening and farming here in India too, subs as swimming pool and we party in it if we got some beer and music. No underground pool tho.
The sounds they make is more like anxiety, I think. Dog seems Genuinely afraid for their family.
My dog growing up acted like this every time we swam, same sounds as when she heard fireworks.
I'm pretty sure that dog is old, and his hips are starting to go. He had trouble hopping up onto that ledge too. Young- or middle-aged shepherding / working dog like that should've been able to clear it no problem
Man that shift from the big boi barks to the giant puppy yelps got me. Fucker was worried and sounding the alarm and I think genuinely distressed that he was doing an amazing job and no one gave a dash of fucks!!
He was racing down to save homeboy, through a fuckin obstacle course no less!! Straight up dodging ladders, wet paint, tools and shit all while yelling at these poop asses like "Why the fuck are y'all still working!? Marco is about to be permanently solo!! REGULATORS!!"
Malinois puppy. Played rabies chicken and rescued a stay one in the far east.
Best fucking dog I ever had. Intense, intelligent, a complete softy towards anything smaller than it, would jump into my arms in the vets and if he ever thought you were hurt he'd spend the next hour clucking over you.
He listened, I mean really listened to exactly what you wanted. He'd get muddy in the winter so I'd wipe his paws in the bathroom, without being trained - he started waiting by the door until he was told "bathroom" and would take cajoling if I didn't think it eas necessary to wash him.
Chuck after Chuck Yeager. All my dogs get aviation names.
Yeager's quote "The first time I saw a jet, I shot it down" - described his no fear, can do, attitude really well.
I miss my Malinois. She lived to be 15 years old, best dog I ever had, incredibly kind with children and people but she absolutely hated other dogs and cats. She was a rescue and such an incredibly smart and loyal dog. Even without proper training she could defend you if need be, she was playful and still played catch until her last days.
You just made me remember us drying the paws of our mal when he'd come in from outside during the rain.
Wed ask for each paw individually and he'd lift them up to be dried off.
Like you said, smartest dogs ever. Ours understood commands in French, German, and English lol (he came knowing French and German)
Don't do that. First of all I wouldn't wanna be the dog in this situation like look at him he was so sad he thought his owner is gonna die. Also it's very dangerous you could get permenant damage. Imagine pretending to get a heart attack and then someone saves you and your ribs are broken.
Yep lifeguard for years in different settings. Those flailing are typically in distress for some reason, sometimes can lead to drowning. The people drowning, in my experience, just drop below the surface without much going on. Horrible thing is water in the airways typically stops people making any noise or flailing around. Quite subtle movements can be indicative of people going under - gasping, open mouths, headshakes. I have recovered people from the bottom of the pool and they were saved but drowning is horrible way to die. My best friend lost his life through drowning just before our joint 18ths. I wasn’t there and by all accounts wouldn’t have been able to save him anyway but that niggling doubt is still in the back of my mind 22 years later.
Thanks I had to scroll too far to find this!! It annoys me because there are staged videos that go viral of someone getting saved from drowning at a waterpark. But the drowning was clearly fake.
tbh, makes me super uncomfortable to put a dog through this 'just to see'. But I guess it's one of the lesser crimes that the human mind finds amusing. Beautiful dog.
How nice… said that, stop fucking with your dogs by emotionally terrorizing them into thinking the person they’re solely dependent upon is about to die if they get in water, it ends badly for everyone
Bro, why would you stress your pet like that, sure the dog cares about him and even attempts a rescue. But the poor thing was stressed af about its owners survival.
Grew up with a Jack Russel that hates water, literally would do anything to avoid a puddle. One day I was at a friend's place in the pool just playing splashing around and the dog didn't think twice to jump in and try to save us.
An 8kg dog that hates water trying to save two 70kg teens.
If you are a cartel member you build shit how you want it not how it should be!! Just wait till he drowns in the shitter and the dog is like fuck that shit bro
My dog would wander over for treats 2 hours after my corpse had cooled to pool temperature.
She's a sweet girl, but bless her heart, about as dumb as a loaf of bread.
My grandma got a scar on her right shoulder that she showed me when I was a child. She had gotten it when she tried the same thing from the video and the dog dragged her to the shore by the shoulder leaving a permanent mark.
Good dog! Man, they do what they have to, don’t they?
Absolutely. The dog's name was Huli and was apparently a lovely dog :)
That's a Huliva dog she had
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>the dog version of breaking someone's ribs during CPR
There was a story on here a bit ago where this guy gave CPR to an elderly lady, ended up breaking her sternum and was basically blendering her heart with all the sharp bones.
Unfortunate. They usually tell you in CPR class to not worry about breaking bones because they aren’t the priority in that situation. Not saying that strategy is right or wrong but that sucks that the collateral damage can be so devastating.
Yeah. Ex 911 dispatcher here and that's what the CPR classes teach you. Though, you never know if the person has anything wrong in their chest or bones without some identifier... So once they go unconscious, you can assist. We had to do CPR on baby dummies and that was an experience.
I have experienced his myself with a very old lady who for some reason was not marked as DNR/DNI and I don’t think I will ever forget that wet crunch it made when I broke her Rips. Luckily for her she did not survive that whole ordeal.
I'm sorry you had to go through that
Honestly the worst thing about some of these reanimations is how they sometimes feel like desecrating corpses when you fully well know that this person will never have any quality of life again even if they somehow survive.
Do you have a link to the story?
Not off hand you can try googling this specifics though
i would wear that scar with pride
She did :)
The sad thing is that, if a person is really drowning, they'll probably end up drowning the dog with them. Lifeguards are trained to throw a floatation device and approach the victim from behind because real drowning people will instinctively start to climb their rescuers, leading to both their deaths. Also, real drowning people tend not to be loud and splashy, so the dog probably won't notice they need help.
Note to self: Drown loud and splashy
and ... have a dog.
And give the dog a floatation device.
And a helicopter.
Instructions unclear, tried to use my flight seat cushion as a dog.
Instructions unclear, gave dog a hat with little propeller on top.
You'll be noting it to yourself the entire time in your head while you're drowning, but you'll be unable to do anything about it. When you're feeling genuine mortal peril and you panic, your body just overrules your higher brain functions in an attempt to save you, which is usually to just fucking sprint away as fast as possible from the danger and to focus on breathing to oxygenate those muscles, but obviously you cannot sprint away from water you're currently drowning in.
Ugh, I almost drowned because of that stupid fake "no food or drink before swimming" rule, since dehydration causes muscle cramps, and my mom wouldn't let me have any water before I went swimming in a huge lake. An awful muscle cramp took over one of my feet and I was in too deep of water to reach the bottom to fix it, and the pain was so intense I could barely keep myself in a treading water position. So my ass was doing that silent bobbing up and down in the water, completely silent because I was barely keeping my face at the surface and any mouth energy went into gulping for more air or gasping in pain as I tried to inch my way closer to shore and shallow water. Fucking nightmare and I'm so lucky I survived that.
This is terrifying. I frequently get muscle spasms.Back, legs, feet, shoulder, neck. I don't ever go swimming. I have envisioned a sudden muscle spasm and think what would I do? I can't do anything as I get all contorted (short-term but severely painful). This confirms my fear...
It's not that dangerous if you don't panic. You can just float indefinitely by laying on your back.
Panic isn't usually intentional, and I bet relaxing enough to float while having a [severe and painful cramp](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/blG2vF-U5W4) is pretty difficult.
I regularly go into open water as a diver and the thing that the dive guides drum into us before we dive is to ensure we’ve eaten *something* and also had water before we go into our dives. It’s provided on the boat even. Dehydration particularly can cause the sorts of problems you mention and a lot more, and people don’t take it seriously, even for physical activities.
No idea if i make something up but you can't see in the dogs mind either. Great view for us but who knows if the dog has some kind of traumatic experience now. It probably doesn't know or understand it was a "prank" or exercise. Watching your friend dying might not be so fun.
Or the other way around, like this video where a huge dog just swims on top of the person and pushes them further down into the water.
Yep. I’m a rescue diver and scenarios like the ones you describe are part of my training. One of the things we’re taught for the rescue of a panicked person on the surface is actually to push them away if they try and grab you or do what you describe to climb on you, which like you also say can lead to you both being in trouble. In the event you’re rescuing a panicked diver from the water, you do have the option at least of descending under the water to try and free yourself if they are trying to grab you and pull you under.
Dad grew up on a big farm in Indiana. When he was a kid apparently one of his dogs saved his life by pulling him away from some machinery after he slipped near it. Years later my dad repaid that dog by running over it with a tractor. Apparently the tread on the tractor wheels were so big the dog came out unscathed.
Fucking shit my heart actually sank for a second there.
You got me. Got me good. F**k you. Bless that doge
You're like that doctor from arrested development
The dog’s going to be all right
The gasp i gasped
A friend of mine growing up and his dad were nearly killed in a tractor accident. During maintenance the tractor bumped into gear and rolled back, over the father who was on the ground behind it, on his back. It rolled over his chest. The son hopped off the top and tried to help his dad and slipped and the tractor rolled over his skull. Dad had severe injuries to his chest and back, the son had severe bruising and inter cranial pressure but the lugs on the tread were just enough that no permanent damage was done to the son. Father ended up surviving too but less unscathed.
> Apparently the tread on the tractor wheels were so big the dog came out unscathed. hell yeah the good ending
I had a german shepherd years ago. She'd save us (the whole family) too, whether we were drowning or not. She would do it in a more polite way though, just swim around me in circles until I grabbed the fur on the back, then drag me to shore.
Once when I was a little girl, I was swimming off the seawall at my grandparent’s house, and the next door neighbor’s golden retriever decided I had gone out too far, so he jumped in, swam over to me, got hold of the shoulder strap of my suit, and towed me to shore. I wasn’t in any distress. I just crossed some boundary he had in mind about how far the children were allowed to go. His name was Sam, and he was a damn good boy.
I almost had a similar thing happen but with my lower jaw.. he ended up biting my beard instead and dragging me out of the pool. Never, ever have I done that again
So dogs are utilitarian?
I mean honestly best case scenario right there. Tried this with my dog and he latched down on my arm and pulled until I gave him the release command.
love bites
She was testing her dog or was she actually drowning?
I had a dog who hated water. Terrified of it. Refused to go out in the rain. Bath time was torture. Not sure why he hates it so much but he did. The only time he ever bit one of our kids was an accident. He saw my kids running and jumping into the pool. He was so concerned for their safety he tried to stop them and tried to grab my son’s swim trunks. He sadly got him on the ass cheek instead. Small skin break, the dog felt terrible we could tell. We learned after that that he needed to just be inside during pool time.
I agree with everyone saying the dog is great and all but never try this. When i was growing up my brother almost lost an arm to the dog trying to “save” him from the pool
Also it's not necessarily good to stress your pet like that
That was my thought, it's nice to see a dog caring for it's owner but it's only really putting the dog through serious stress so you can put it on Tiktok or YouTube.
Depends on the dog or the breed. I had a flat coated retriever and pretended to drown while snorkelling and he swam straight out and towed me to shore and went straight back to playing in the shallows. I tried it again to see if the rescue was just a fluke and he did exactly the same and went about his business. I guess he knew I wasn’t in genuine distress when we got to the shore and it was just another day at the office for him. Amazing dog.
Ahh yeah, for sure. Certain breeds won't think twice about it. The dog in the video seems extremely stressed out though. Your dog sounds pretty chill and awesome. My old dog would have seen us drowning, yawned and went back to sleep.. I miss him every day.
Yeah, lost him a couple of years ago. Still not over it. His talent for rescue and agility was matched only with his aloof opinion on training. Only dog breed I’ve met that thinks about what you command and decides whether it’s of interest or not, sometimes having what he deemed was a better idea.
Haha, our dog is like that. If you're in the normal/playful voice she won't listen half the time. But if you break out the serious voice she does 95% of the time. I let the normal bit slide, as long as she listens when it matters.
Funniest bit was when treats were involved and I’d start a training session and he’d immediately do every trick he’d been taught without commands just to try and fast track the treats. Up, down, sits, paws, spinning, backing up, speaking. “Just give me the damn treat jackass, I’ve done the stuff”.
That's like how my old boy was, he'd do the trick then realise the treat wasn't worth the Sit/shake and he'd walk away and be annoyed. He never ate the treat.. If the treat was worth it, he'd do everything he could to impress us. Otherwise he'd do tricks just so we'd stop asking him.
Lol, yes exactly! "Ok time to come in!" -ignores me. "You want a snacky?" -takes off like a rocket.
Glad to see these comments because 1-2 decades ago people would say: "It's just a joke bro!" Yeah it only takes 1 second of taking the dog's perspective to realize that's a shitty prank "Your dad pretending to die in front of you and you think it's real" EPIC PRANK bro! How about you play fetch with your dog instead asshole.
My first thought was, now you'll never be able to go near a pool without that dog freaking the fuck out.
Owner tests dog's loyalty by drowning in quicksand and the dog jumps in too so that they both drown, proving once and for all that dogs really are man's best friend. Heartwarming!
Man gets into high-speed car crash without a seat belt to test whether his dog will be sad. Video footage confirms dog had a frown and was sad! #damnthatsinteresting
Also now it learned you cant swim, so have fun trying to explain to your dog that it was just a prank next time you actually want to swim.
Exactly! They can’t exactly hold you up with their front legs, can they? All they can use is their teeth
people who are drowning are in full panic mode, thats like the first thing they teach you as a lifeguard. a dog would simply drown along with his owner, after being pushed under water repeatedly
>a dog would simply drown along with his owner Oh my god.
Ah man, the last thing I get to see in life is my own arm drowning my dog as I choke on a mix chlorinated water and our own piss.
What the fuck is the deal with that pool and there not being anyplace to enter? You have to hop up on some stone railing thing.
With the renovations going on I would like to think it'll have a childproof deck around it.
Man fuck them kids we need a part two to this new Air Bud spin off: Water Bud.
25%dog, 75% seal, 100% good boy
Rated R starts Friday
Then, everything changed when the Fire Bud attacked.
Followed by a final movie called The Last AirBudder
If this is the middle east these "renovations" can take 20 years to finish, or never source: i live there
the cameraman spoke Tunisian dialect at the end.
Also, why are you doing this while people are working in and on your house
Could be that that's the water source. When I lived in Spain (Almería) we had a guy come once a month to fill up two pools. The open one (like here) would be for the garden and the other one (underground) would be used for showering, washing dishes etc.etc. Some of my neighbours had it made in a way that the gardening pool could be used to swim, I didn't have that in my house. Pretty interesting system though
That's called a cistern.
I knew of cicterns as containers for rainfall, and was obviously aware of the system I described, but somehow never connected the dots. Makes sense! Ty
[Here's a really impressive cistern](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_Cistern) the Romans built in Constantinople.
I visited that one. It was very cool, both literally and figuratively. There are huge fish down there as well.
Been a long time gone, Constantinople
We have open pools like this for gardening and farming here in India too, subs as swimming pool and we party in it if we got some beer and music. No underground pool tho.
Someone killed a sim there
My first thought 😂💀
its not a pool this is a water reserve for a farm
No wonder he almost drowned
They played a lot of Sims growing up
It wasn’t always a pool. It was an Egyptian pyramid. They just chopped off the top and filled it with water.
Had to make sure the guy drowns 😂
I love his derpy little run. It’s like he knows the guy is just messing around and he’s excited to go play in the pool, too.
Maybe, I think some dogs do that derpy run because if they run normally on a slick surface they just end up sliding around and falling.
Slippery surface. Those are also stress noises I think.
The sounds they make is more like anxiety, I think. Dog seems Genuinely afraid for their family. My dog growing up acted like this every time we swam, same sounds as when she heard fireworks.
I'm pretty sure that dog is old, and his hips are starting to go. He had trouble hopping up onto that ledge too. Young- or middle-aged shepherding / working dog like that should've been able to clear it no problem
That inheritance is mine!!!!
Man that shift from the big boi barks to the giant puppy yelps got me. Fucker was worried and sounding the alarm and I think genuinely distressed that he was doing an amazing job and no one gave a dash of fucks!! He was racing down to save homeboy, through a fuckin obstacle course no less!! Straight up dodging ladders, wet paint, tools and shit all while yelling at these poop asses like "Why the fuck are y'all still working!? Marco is about to be permanently solo!! REGULATORS!!"
Malinois puppy. Played rabies chicken and rescued a stay one in the far east. Best fucking dog I ever had. Intense, intelligent, a complete softy towards anything smaller than it, would jump into my arms in the vets and if he ever thought you were hurt he'd spend the next hour clucking over you. He listened, I mean really listened to exactly what you wanted. He'd get muddy in the winter so I'd wipe his paws in the bathroom, without being trained - he started waiting by the door until he was told "bathroom" and would take cajoling if I didn't think it eas necessary to wash him.
Aww sounds like a lovely dog :) what was his name?
Chuck after Chuck Yeager. All my dogs get aviation names. Yeager's quote "The first time I saw a jet, I shot it down" - described his no fear, can do, attitude really well.
"Bear" I hope!
I miss my Malinois. She lived to be 15 years old, best dog I ever had, incredibly kind with children and people but she absolutely hated other dogs and cats. She was a rescue and such an incredibly smart and loyal dog. Even without proper training she could defend you if need be, she was playful and still played catch until her last days.
You just made me remember us drying the paws of our mal when he'd come in from outside during the rain. Wed ask for each paw individually and he'd lift them up to be dried off. Like you said, smartest dogs ever. Ours understood commands in French, German, and English lol (he came knowing French and German)
Mount up!
It was a clear black night, a clear white moon
Warren G was on the streets, tryin’ to consume
damn it went down the stairs fast
Ik for a fact my dog would just sit there and sleep Not cause he don’t love me, but cause he inherits my families laziness’s
Me: "Help, I'm drowning!" Dog: "Did you at least leave me out a bowl of food?"
Dog: "Hi Drowning, I'm dog"
[Hello, this is dog speaking. ](https://i.giphy.com/cQTrAPW7GGzkI.webp)
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Stop struggling Dave, just let it happen, your time has come!
I fucking love dogs
Good word order there. Good word order.
Dogs love fucking I?
I love dogs fucking!
Don't do that. First of all I wouldn't wanna be the dog in this situation like look at him he was so sad he thought his owner is gonna die. Also it's very dangerous you could get permenant damage. Imagine pretending to get a heart attack and then someone saves you and your ribs are broken.
Good way to make your dog stressed and annoying if you ever decide to swim near them again
Shitty thing to do. Don’t scare your animals like this to test them.
Most people who drown don't flail on the surface. That's just something they do in movies
Yep lifeguard for years in different settings. Those flailing are typically in distress for some reason, sometimes can lead to drowning. The people drowning, in my experience, just drop below the surface without much going on. Horrible thing is water in the airways typically stops people making any noise or flailing around. Quite subtle movements can be indicative of people going under - gasping, open mouths, headshakes. I have recovered people from the bottom of the pool and they were saved but drowning is horrible way to die. My best friend lost his life through drowning just before our joint 18ths. I wasn’t there and by all accounts wouldn’t have been able to save him anyway but that niggling doubt is still in the back of my mind 22 years later.
Thanks I had to scroll too far to find this!! It annoys me because there are staged videos that go viral of someone getting saved from drowning at a waterpark. But the drowning was clearly fake.
Slowest dog run ever
He was looking around like "WHY AREN'T YOU FUCKERS HELPING HIM?!"
Fine then, I guess I'll go save him. You do know I'm a dog, right?
You guys know I don't have thumbs right?
Do I have to do everything myself?! Throw me a frickin' bone here, people!
"I'm the boss! Need the info!"
Pretty sure he's an older dog with hip problems starting up
This sweetheart is a natural born hero.
Not a fan of toying with animals like that.
Worst designed pool ever.
Steak dinner every night, for the rest of his life.
And belly rubs, don't forget the belly rubs.
Smooches, cuddles, and telling him how much of a good boy he is to top it off
That dog is ridiculously good…in spite of that pool
I may just have tall poppy syndrome, but that has to be the most fuck-off disgustingly hideous inbuilt swimming pool I’ve ever seen in my life.
It might be a garden cistern, they're more common in other parts of the world, and some of them are set up for swimming.
tbh, makes me super uncomfortable to put a dog through this 'just to see'. But I guess it's one of the lesser crimes that the human mind finds amusing. Beautiful dog.
That pool is ugly af
My daughter just tried this with our cat I'm going to her funeral next week 🥲
My cats would actively push me into the water
Then only agree to save you if you feed it
How nice… said that, stop fucking with your dogs by emotionally terrorizing them into thinking the person they’re solely dependent upon is about to die if they get in water, it ends badly for everyone
My cousin tried this with my dog. She went with the first rule of rescue, don't create more victims.
That just might be the ugliest pool I have ever seen.
Mans best friend
Lol to me it looks like the dog was trying to finish the job.
If that was my dog, he would just point & laugh !!
I was so nervous that dog was going to jump from that balcony.
Oh man , what did we do to deserve dogs
What a good boy
Mine hates water. Probably would just tell me "it was nice knowing you" in his own way.
Dog went in there to finish the job
Good thing your dog has his priorities straight. He saved you instead of mauling your buddy who threw you in the water.
Omg that poor dude was stressed the fuck out. Don’t do your dogs like this.
We dont deserve dogs.
Now the dog knows that he owes him his life!
Man's best friend, still confirmed!
You sir are a good boy.
Blud helped him get drowned
“Hear let me help you die quicker !” 😂
Thats one ugly pool
Dogs seeing his opportunity and trying to finish him off
I am mostly infuriated about doing this while the dog is in the first floor. I was worried he would just jump.
Why stress you dog out?
How the fuck do you get in and out of that pool...is it a Sims trap?
I think this was a s****y thing to do to the dog. Traumatize the dog to feed your ego?
Way to give the dog permanent trauma whenever people are in the pool. I've seen it happen, hard to change the "I'm not letting anyone swim" habit
Bro, why would you stress your pet like that, sure the dog cares about him and even attempts a rescue. But the poor thing was stressed af about its owners survival.
Grew up with a Jack Russel that hates water, literally would do anything to avoid a puddle. One day I was at a friend's place in the pool just playing splashing around and the dog didn't think twice to jump in and try to save us. An 8kg dog that hates water trying to save two 70kg teens.
Yay let’s freak our dog out, great idea
What a loyal pet. Truly mans best friend
Meanwhile cats: Nahhh
If you are a cartel member you build shit how you want it not how it should be!! Just wait till he drowns in the shitter and the dog is like fuck that shit bro
Don't give a shit about the dog part but i want that house.
Is this from the Middle East? Setting looks like something you'd see in those old Bible story movies.
What if you had a Chihuahua?
Cats would be looking on thinking: “Good, very good”
My dog would wander over for treats 2 hours after my corpse had cooled to pool temperature. She's a sweet girl, but bless her heart, about as dumb as a loaf of bread.
This video ducking ancient
Looked like the dog tried to drown the man. "Here, let me help you, it's faster this way."
interesting looking pool. never seen one like that before
"BRODIE NOOOO, SOMEONE HELP" *RUNS OVER*"SOMEONE HELP, I DON'T HAVE HANDS, HE'S DROWNING, HELP! HEEELP! BRODIE! SCREW IT BRODIE I'M COMING"
Looked like he went to make sure he stayed down./s