Komondor Dog Cooling Down In River Makes For Unusual Sight
Her human writes:
"On a hot summer day here in Lithuania, my Komondor Hanga decided to cool herself down in a river.”
She seems to be really enjoying her dip and her corded coat may actually be keeping her buoyed in the water as her fur floats on the surface of the water.
Watch Hanga swimming in the cute video above:
Komondors are a breed more commonly known as the Hungarian sheepdog. They have distinctive long, corded coats and are often referred to as a "mop dogs” for obvious reasons. As a breed, they are very protective of their homes and owners and are employed as livestock guardian dogs – their ancestral
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The secret about these ordinary looking puppies is shocking!
Service dogs are usually overlooked by most of us and people
think of them as boring and dull dogs but that is so not true. They do an
amazing job taking care of the people they are assigned to and dogs are trained
with specific needs of people in mind. Great Dane is such a dog trained by the
organization and she gave birth to puppies not so long ago. It melts the heart
to know that these puppies will grow up to serve more children, war veterans
and people with disabilities one day.
The name of this great organization is Service Dog Project (SDP) and they told the people that they have donated over 70 great dances to people with mobility limitations. Upon huge requests from people, they have also setup a live camera inside the nursery to give people an insight view. Watching the newborn babies is so much fun even though they are so young and do nothing but one could watch them for hours.
