Everyone loves a big dip in the pool on a hot afternoon, and dogs are not left behind. This pup may be a little too excited at the golden opportunity to finally make a mess in the backyard pool, and he sure did. We love seeing dogs happy, especially when they’re allowed to get active and stay healthy.
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Happy For That Splash
The sweet puppy sits next to TikTok user @megatronliv, who expressed her reluctance to let him into the big pool as he’ll get her in trouble, but with those puppy eyes, Meg couldn’t stop herself.
“Don’t tell your mommy, do you wanna go swimming?” the excited pup takes three steps and instantly dives into the pool, but that’s not even the highlight of this video.
The pool-loving dog soon picked a corner of the pool and splashed a storm with its two legs, howling during the process.
Everyone Loves The Swimming Pup
The adorable video has gathered over 8 million likes, 34 million views, and 42k comments; just as long as nobody tells his mom, we’ll be okay.
Viewers are in love with this video and had sweet things to write.
@pao who also understands the concept of secrecy wrote “he knew EXACTLY what you meant the minute you said don’t tell your mommy.”
User @coyote commented “his leap was pure joy! she said it’s ok!! *sends it *
A third viewer @Tilikum dropped “Bro really said CANNONBALL” and he’s so spot on, because the way the dog launched into the pool, it takes the energy of a cannonball to execute that.
While other videos of her dogs taking swims in the pool appear on her page, this one just takes the cake for being so dramatic.
Do Rottweilers Like To Swim?
While this breed is one of the most intelligent out there, which means you can also teach them how to swim, we suggest that you take the process slowly, letting your rottweiler get used to being in the water for a while as they’re not the best swimmer out there due to their build.
It’s likely your rottweiler doesn’t swim with much enthusiasm as you expect because they’re not fond of it, but with extra push and practice, they’ll learn to swim well.
Rottweilers Are Excellent Guard Dogs
This breed loves to take charge, and they have amazing intellectual capacity, endurance, and devotion, making them good service dogs, police dogs, and therapy dogs. They have a certain wait-and-see attitude that shows their confidence and qualities.
But around family, this tough dog behaves clownishly and can play to the end of the world while being highly protective and territorial. With a rottweiler, be rest assured no stranger is invading your property anytime soon.
