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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Happy The Rottie's Heroic Rescue Attempt
This video was shot at seven in the morning, from a security camera, in a neighborhood not exactly known for coyote sightings or attacks. Trixxie, a small chi-weenie, was left outside the house on a chain, while the owner used the restroom. A coyote appears out of nowhere and tries carrying Trixxie away. He almost succeeds until the neighbor's brave rottie, Happy, takes note of the situation and decides to intervene. It is truly a moment of bravery and victory as Happy rescues Trixxie, while making the coyote run away.
This is such a heart-warming story, making us realize the bond shared by animals with other animals and humans. A dog's loyalty is known to be legendary and here Happy shows his selfless care for his next door friend. Trixxie wouldn't be alive now had it not been for Happy's timely rescue. A story of bravery and true friendship!
