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When creek conditions permit, the dogs on the 2 hour morning walk get a chance to swim. Dogs who are reticent are encouraged to learn that they do know how to swim. It is important that dogs learn to be confident swimmers to prevent them from drowning during an inadvertent dip. A panicked dog will swim to the side of a pool or the edge of a dock and exhaust themselves trying to get out at that point. A confident swimmer will continue to swim about to solve the problem of getting out. Most dogs become avid swimmers.
 

 Macy

 

  Rosie and Chess

 

           Rosie

 

                                                  Ella 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rosie and Hobbs 

 

Maris 

 

Zooey, Samsara, Dixie, Coty, and Ed 

 

Doug