There is nothing cuter than watching a parent teach their child an essential skill, especially when that parent is a proud dog mama and that child is her adorable pup. Just take the beautiful Golden Labradoodle in this video, for instance.
She is teaching her beloved pup how to swim in the pool, and it is total cuteness overload. There is just something so moving about witnessing top-notch canine parenting like this.
At first, this adorable Golden Labradoodle puppy seems a little hesitant. She sits on the top step at the pool entrance, looking at the water like she is pretty unsure.
But her canine mama is there for her. She is right by her side to get into the water with her. And once they are in the water, things are actually going pretty well!
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This pup is quite a natural when it comes to doing the doggy paddle. But her mama, ever the vigilance parent, looks back over her shoulder at her young offspring to make sure that she is doing okay.
After swimming out into the pool a little bit, the mom has them turn around to go back to the steps. It’s as if she is telling her canine daughter that she has done well, but that’s enough for right now. They will resume the doggy paddle lessons later.
As this other video shows, this Golden Labradoodle is a very impressive swimmer. And make no mistake, she has the utmost confidence in her swimming abilities.
However, he can also be overconfident. In this video, she believes that she can actually outswim a duck. At a certain point, she realizes that she has overestimated herself and decides to head back to shore.
This just goes to show that there is never a dull moment when you have a beloved canine around. As the caption in this video notes, this dog attempts to do this every single time she goes to this park and sees a duck in the water.
Hopefully, she will be able to teach her pup how to swim this well. Although maybe her canine daughter should not try to outswim the ducks, LOL.
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