Have any of you readers who have dogs at home ever taken your dogs out to play in the water? If so, I believe they will be eager to jump in when they see the pool! Best-selling author Seth Casteel will be in the pool Zhongyous carefree puppies are recorded in photos in the photo album Underwater Puppies. This is also his third dog-related work after his first two books, Underwater Dogs and On land Dogs.
This time Casteel hired more than 1,500 puppies, ranging from six weeks to six months old, to collaborate in the shooting. Although dogs are often thought to be naturally good swimmers, this is actually a misconception. He said some puppies were excited to see the pool; others were a little scared, so they needed to be guided slowly. Also, a swimming pool has a different structure than a regular stream or lake, so puppies must be taught how to exit the pool correctly.
But why go to all the trouble to give these puppies swimming lessons? It turns out that Casteel himself is a dog lover, and he hopes to encourage everyone to adopt stray dogs through this photo album. In addition, when playing in the water with the puppies Also pay special attention to safety.
In Casteel’s eyes, dogs always impress us with their enthusiasm. "They don't care who you are, what you have done, or where you are going. They just want to play with you and be your good friends."
Watching these puppies swimming freely in the water, does it make you want to get in the water and have fun with them?
