There's nothing quite like slipping into nice, relaxing hot tub after a hard day's work. And hey, just because you're a dog doesn't mean that you aren't allowed to get in a good soak, too.
After a long and tiring day of playing fetch, digging holes and keeping an eye out for pesky neighborhood cats, it seems there is nothing this dog loves more than wallowing in a nice relaxing hot tub.
Woes and worries? Cuzzie the dog has none. He's way too busy enjoying himself in a hot tub.
“Cuzzie loves the jet in the hot tub against his back,” wrote YouTuber Danny Sam in a caption accompanying this cute clip. “He doesn't mind the hot water and will press against it and croon his pleasure. This time he was at it for five minutes.”
NOTE: Create a Dog Safe Hot Tub of Your Own One alternative to sharing your human hot tub with your dog is to create a doggy hot tub of their own. This is probably the best plan for doggie spa relaxation. Even dogs that don’t generally like the water can enjoy a nice warm soak. In fact, this is a great way to introduce dogs to water and to help them overcome a fear of jumping in. To create a dog hot tub simply fill a tub or container with fresh water just above lukewarm. There won’t be any of the chemicals, filters, or sensitive surfaces to worry about. Introduce your puppy slowly and soon you will find that they absolutely love their own dog-safe hot tub.
After a long and tiring day of playing fetch, digging holes and keeping an eye out for pesky neighborhood cats, it seems there is nothing this dog loves more than wallowing in a nice relaxing hot tub.
Woes and worries? Cuzzie the dog has none. He's way too busy enjoying himself in a hot tub.
“Cuzzie loves the jet in the hot tub against his back,” wrote YouTuber Danny Sam in a caption accompanying this cute clip. “He doesn't mind the hot water and will press against it and croon his pleasure. This time he was at it for five minutes.”
NOTE: Create a Dog Safe Hot Tub of Your Own One alternative to sharing your human hot tub with your dog is to create a doggy hot tub of their own. This is probably the best plan for doggie spa relaxation. Even dogs that don’t generally like the water can enjoy a nice warm soak. In fact, this is a great way to introduce dogs to water and to help them overcome a fear of jumping in. To create a dog hot tub simply fill a tub or container with fresh water just above lukewarm. There won’t be any of the chemicals, filters, or sensitive surfaces to worry about. Introduce your puppy slowly and soon you will find that they absolutely love their own dog-safe hot tub.
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