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I love that the tail never stops wagging!
ReplyDeleteSome type of rudder, maybe?
ReplyDeleteI think I might have to go and find a lake to jump into if it's as hot again today!
ReplyDeleteHello:
ReplyDeleteIt is so extraordinary how most animals appear to be natural swimmers even when, as in the case of cats, they tend to avoid water and dislike becoming wet.
That's great Cro. Now you just have to train him to catch fish!
ReplyDeleteAs well as find mushrooms?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, this is my first successful attempt at using You tube. It took about 20 mins to upload... is that normal?
Monty's first swim - and Cro's first video! (a good one too). You don't have to use You Tube to post up videos (unless you really want the rest of the world to watch it too), but I know it often takes ages for a vid to upload on Blogger. I've never done one on You Tube.
ReplyDeletea big help when duck hunting! Ah, the smell of duck roasting!
ReplyDeleteThat is one happy pup.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't take that long Cro.
ReplyDeleteI embed (copy) the code from the youtube clip and paste into the html section of the post and tinker with the pixel sizes - easy peasy.
Is that how you do it?
You've lost me Chris. I just clicked on upload to You tube, then clicked on 'Share' to Blogger. It was getting it onto You tube that took so long.
ReplyDeleteOh right.
ReplyDeleteI've got a shed load of imaging kit here for work so I can tinker with sizes before uploading to keep them small (but perfectly formed!)
You could try turning the handle on the side of your computer a few more times to speed it up...
Is that the handle on the left side or the right side of the computer Chris?
ReplyDeleteWe couldn't keep our labs from swimming across the river to the park on the other side. They loved the water!
ReplyDeleteLabs and water go together. How do you keep him out of the pool?
ReplyDeleteProbably by the smell of Chlorine! He seems to have accepted that that's where WE swim, and the lake is his.
ReplyDeleteHe's a natural! I love to see a lab swimming in a lake like that. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHe is absolutely great, as is the lake! My pooch just makes a lot of fuss at the water's edge but doesn't go in. (Really, Cro, a pool AND a lake, sounds like heaven.)
ReplyDeleteI love your video as much as Monty is loving the water. Well done!
ReplyDeleteHi Cro!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog because I Googled gypsy wagons. I'm happy that Monty (such a handsome dog!) enjoyed a refreshing swim!
a dog's first swim
ReplyDeleteif it was one of mine
I would have cried
What a happy pup he looks! Well done, Monty. (and Cro)
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