First, the humans lured her in with our squeaky lizard prop (aka Laverne). My plan was now in motion. (I, of course, muttered an evil laugh as I stayed dry and watched from the patio)
Next, the pug was in the water. I repeat, the PUG WAS IN THE WATER. And she swam. Like a champ (with a little help from the human).
Once she knew that she wasn't going to make like an anchor and sink, she started showing off. This was NOT what I bargained for.
In fact, Lilo the pug actually liked it! I don't get it. I get in the pool and get bulging, fear-filled bug eyes. She gets into the pool and this is the picture that we get:
Well, at least she got her energy out and I didn't have to let her chase me that afternoon. And don't worry, friends, I'll get back into the pool and try again - as soon as the humans refill my bacon snacks!
Any tips for getting me back into the water (besides buying more bacon snacks)?
Nope, I would say if you like bacon snacks then that is the way to go. Don't let a little ole' pug show you up. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining the blog hop!!
Yes, definitely love the bacon snacks! And that pug sure is a show off, isn't she? Thanks for the visit!
DeleteThat is fabulous. You did not hear it from me, but I don't think many Pugs swim. Bravo! Thanks so much for joining the hop!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I would have to agree with your pug assessment. We have spoken with other pug families that say that their pug just sinks to the bottom. LoL! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteHow cute is this!!! I love this. Thanks for sharing. #ConfessionsLinkUp
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