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...You're four miles from shore. Obviously you rescue him!
But do you give him back?
You hear about this kinda thing from time to time. I know a lot of people bring their dogs on boats. So I guess it stands to reason that some might fall overboard. But if you're out...WAY OUT...on the water...how are you not keeping a sharp eye on your puppers? And why don't you have a float coat on them when you're far from shore?
I'm not a "boatie." So maybe someone can explain this to me. Because there's a part of me that thinks if you're this careless with your dog, you probably shouldn't have one in the first place.
Change my mind!
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But do you give him back?
You hear about this kinda thing from time to time. I know a lot of people bring their dogs on boats. So I guess it stands to reason that some might fall overboard. But if you're out...WAY OUT...on the water...how are you not keeping a sharp eye on your puppers? And why don't you have a float coat on them when you're far from shore?
I'm not a "boatie." So maybe someone can explain this to me. Because there's a part of me that thinks if you're this careless with your dog, you probably shouldn't have one in the first place.
Change my mind!
Dog Found Swimming Alone in Lake Michigan 4 Miles Offshore Rescued and Reunited with Owners
The dog was said to be treading water in the lake for nearly an hour before being rescued by a Michigan family on a boating trip
