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My SIL posted this on my FB wall today. I won't give my opinion of it right now, but would like to know how others view it, if you don't mind checking it out and sharing your thoughts.
Thanks in advance for any replies!
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I personally would of had better control over Stark if we were in that situation (ex. leash) but it doesn't seem like they really expected him to jump in?
I would be scared the dolphins would hurt my dog... but that's just me. That, and him going under the boat or getting caught in the lures (fishing line).
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I think that's a great way to get your dog seriously injured.....or worse.
Spinning props, hooks and not to mention that I'm pretty sure a dolphin could do major damage to a dog. I don't think the owner was too happy.
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Don't you know- dogs and dolphins are best buds! Dolphin Rescues Pet Dog From Shark Attack (Video)
More seriously- I'd never let it happen. The owners were quite foolish to let the dog get close enough to jump in. However, I don't think the dolphins would show interest- I'd be more concerned about the prop and fishing lines...
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My SIL actually thought I'd enjoy the video, I guess because it had a shepherd in it. Watching it made me cringe and think about all the things I would have done differently.
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Yoko never goes on the boat without her life jacket on. It has a great handle on it to pull her up in case she ever goes in unplanned. She does play in the water on shore though.
Ya think the first thing the guys in the video would have done would be to stop the boat, DUH!
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