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Video: Labrador Isn’t Done Swimming, No Matter What Owner Does

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Pet parents must often go through phases when their fur babies become rebels. To provide an apt example, this Instagram video shows how a Labrador named Guinness doesn’t want to end his swimming session. In the clip, the dog dad tries to keep his pooch out of the lake but fails miserably. Each time he pushes the pet out of the water, Guinness finds his way to jump again.

Furthermore, the man’s failed efforts and the fur baby’s antics have left viewers in stitches. They have not only loved the video but also found it funny.

Labrador jumps in water seconds after owner pulls him out

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In a funny and cute dog video on Instagram, a chocolate Labrador named Guinness jumps into the lake every time after his owner pulls him out. Through an on-screen line, the uploader explains the context. It reads, “It’s home time, but your Labrador says he isn’t done swimming yet.” The clip hints at the pooch loving the water.

Moreover, the caption implies that Guinness is similar to most Labradors, who are often rebellious and energetic. Furthermore, the Labrador swimming video begins with the dog dad pushing his pet out of the water. It seems like it takes an effort to push a full-grown dog. But his attempt fails when Guinness doesn’t wait long before jumping into the lake again.

The owner tries once more to get the pet out of the water. Meanwhile, the Labrador assumes he just got out to grab a ball. Once he gets the ball, Guinness jumps back into the water. Finally, the pet owner himself emerges from the water and hilariously pulls his dog.

Meanwhile, viewers cannot hold their laughter after watching the Labrador swimming video. A user commented, “I like how Robert just pulls you out at the end.” Another wrote, “Just leave me here to swim please.” 

Moreover, the Instagram video has garnered over 3K likes at the time of writing.

The post Video: Labrador Isn’t Done Swimming, No Matter What Owner Does appeared first on DogTime.

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