Well done @Sleipnir for getting him out and I’m glad he’s ok. I don’t want to be an alarmist but are you aware of the possibility of secondary drowning aka dry drowning after an incident like that?
If that was my dog I’d probably have got her checked over by a vet. I’d certainly be keeping an eye out for any symptoms that might suggest something’s up as it can take up to 48 hours to be in the clear. Have a quick Google if you’re not sure what to look out for. Sincerely hope that all’s good with him though and there’s nothing to worry about.
He looks ace, we keep thinking about a dog, any time we spend any time up in the lakes we get jealous of all the good boys everywhere. Would suit us too, I work from home, we tend to holiday places where a dog could come along. Only worry is if/how the cats would cope with it.
..and my O/H ‘rescued’ some jazzy looking chickens from a family friend last night. Too dark / cold / wet for a proper look then but I can show and tell them at some point.
@markg Do it! Best thing we ever did was get a dog as they are such good companions. Don’t get me wrong it’s a big commitment but very rewarding.. You and your dog would be buzzing cutting about on Fleetwood prom every day.. As for cats I would worry more what the dog would think as they are generally more scared of cats than the other way around imo.
