A dog with the cognition to use her paw like that.... is a dog who could probably operate a *circular saw.* *NOTE:* No, of course that dog wouldn't be operating a circular saw.... because *obviously* Home Depot doesn't allow dogs to buy plywood. Duh.
The fact that the dog was so careful with her bite force that it took multiple times for her to drag up her companion. Shows how intentional, kind, and pure her actions were 😭
Right. Years ago I had a small goldfish pond in my backyard and my chihuahua slipped in it while I was at work. When I got home I couldn't find him in the house (had a doggy door) so I went outside to look for him. He was hanging on to the side of the pond with all his might and I have no idea how long he'd been like that. It was frighting thinking he could have drowned. I can say that he never went near that little pond again and you couldn't make him go near it. He learned from his experience.
Long time resident of Florida here. There is another option. Show your pets where the steps are and they will know how to get out. Cats have no problem climbing out because they are more agile. Only one drawback, you will not be able to keep them out of the water, because they love to swim. This same thing happened to me 40 years ago. I had just moved into my first pool home and was lucky find my dog in time. I shoved my other dog in who was actually trying to help my other dog in the water. I walked to the steps and called them, they swam to the steps, and easily got out. To this day I still kindly tell people that have dogs and pools the story, as a warning. I can not count the times that they say, my dog stays away from the pool. Well all I can say, is accidents happen.
OMG! I burst into tears when Jessie pulled Chucky out. The fact that she understood how fatal the situation was...I have a new respect for the intelligence and compassion of dogs 🥰
@@lathafalls7675 the owners were out, not home, how could they have came for the dog? We don’t know everything that happened, so why assume that the owners were incredibly irresponsible, when some tiny mistake could have happened
no they need a barrier or some sort of fence surrounding their pool so they can’t fall into the pool in the first place or MAYBE they should not let the dogs outside when they leave their house. a ramp wouldn’t do anything, they already have steps in their pool and the dog did not use them.
Or put in some steps like our pool has. Should be mandatory because you never know what happens when you're not there. Now it's a little dog, tomorrow the next door toddler that wanders off???
@@WillemJandeRooij - Having steps is good, but the little dog was panicking and even went near the steps. It appeared that he could not make out the edge of the pool because the step was so steep that he still felt that he had to swim. Also, when a dog (or a child) panics, they may forget totally that there even ARE steps or be so disoriented that they cannot find them. This even happens to some older kids and adults--especially if they are injured before or during a fall into water. Personally, I would never leave any pet or child under 13 alone at a pool. Probably not anyone, actually. Pools are dangerous and just like when swimming in a lake or the ocean, having a buddy who's awake and aware is a great idea, I feel.
I would think that a ramp would be better , because it's a small dog , and if the cover ever got a small gap in it and the dog got in them he would have practically zero chance of getting out !
It's heart wrenching seeing him swim around like that, not finding a way to get out of the pool😢. Can't believe he was in there for 34 minutes! It's amazing that the other dog saved him. This really could have ended in a tragedy but thankfully it didn't❤️
I really hope they learned from that mistake and have put preventative measures in after this.. Having a dog that size is like having a small child, anyone with a brain would have/should have known to put a cover on the pool..
Really ? you are blown away by the fact a dog realizes when another dog is struggling to survive? Animals help other animals. Seen it thousands of times. I would have been more impressed if the big dog would have jumped into the water to help. The small one fought on its own and was lucky to survive.
Why do people think animals are stupid? There are many occasions when they're more intelligent than humans! And this video proves it... leaving a small dog unattended at a pool it can't get out of by itself and then thinking it's a "freak accident". Lmao. It's very common for small animals to drown in pools, because the walls are too high for them. But humans only think about things their own size and usually don't spare a thought for the safely of anything else (should be mandatory to put a cover on a pool).
@@SkyeAten alright don’t be ignorant now.. “more intelligent then humans” sorry but no😂 we are an apex species and the smartest animal on the planet for a reason.
This is amazing , you can see Jessie bark out "HELP" before realizing she's the one thats going to have to "help" And the bonding that went on after the rescue was ❤❤ Love it
Yes! Early on, you see Jessie bark and quickly look around to see if anyone was coming to help. Once she realized this was going to be a solo operation, she got to it. Simply beautiful.
Thirty-five minutes is an incredibly long time for Chucky to have continued to swim and remain above water💦 Perhaps he was given an extra portion of strength from the idea that his friend Jessie wouldn’t give up his rescue attempts for him. An extraordinarily heartwarming example of true friendship and unconditional L❤️VE
actually the dog in the pool would have died much sooner if the other dog would not have arrived. Studies found animals try a lot harder and a lot longer if they are not alone during their "fight". Seeing the other dog tryn to help motivated the dog in the pool to go longer than he would have if he had been alone. Believing in support/rescue strengthens us.
What a good buddy he is. I pray they showered them both with treats after this ordeal. You'll NEVER be able to tell me that certain animals, especially canines, don't have emotions and don't experience love.
Darwin wrote a book about animal emotions--it's not disputed in scientific circles. What is over-the-top amazing is an animal that actually helps another animal that is not related by blood. Rats--regular lab rats--have been shown to do so--rescue a rat not related to themselves under controlled laboratory settings. They get very attached to their cage mates. But I don't think it has even been proven in dogs. This proves it to me once and for all. No question. A lot of social animals have emotions just like humans--rats, crows and jays, parrots, elephants, dolphins, wolves. It promotes their survival, but usually of family members!
Indeed. This ordeal illustrates why it's vitally important that families train their furry loved ones to locate and use to steps to get outta the pool.
Exactly I'm wondering why they left the dogs in the backyard unsupervised with a pool that doesn't have a fence around it? on top of that it's in South Africa, they have wild animals that no one else on the planet has to deal with! And no I don't mean a lion or a hippo is going to come in the backyard! I mean there's just more critters that you would not want to see in your home or backyard.
@@NovaNix4 Precisely. Who ever heard of an animal or human being who didn't struggle very hard to survive? It comes naturally. Predictable phrases such as 'resilience of the human spirit' is a meaningless attempt at ennobling what is a fundamental human/animal instinct. Have seen ants to all intents and purposes drowned, with their body seemingly destroyed, lie completely still, and then stir, struggle, and recover, carefully clean their body and limbs, and trot off as if nothing had happened.
@@NovaNix4 Pretty sure the phrase is used because of not really knowing what is going on. The Buddha, however, speaks of existence craving: the craving to exist, to be alive, in your words, desire to live.
This is my #1 Video in RUclips history. I cherish it , that poor little guy fought to stay alive and his best buddy, deathly afraid of water but more afraid to lose his dear friend 😍
@@NovaNix4Agree with this completely. In this instance, the little dog isn't on its own so it isn't pure survival instict. It's also a communication with the other dog and they both need to fix the uncomfortable/scary situation and get a relief. I think another way of explaining the difference between humans and animals is that no animal enjoys pain whereas some humans/if not all, in certain circumstances, do. That's because humans apply different meanings to these basic/fundamental experiences. Death is something we can make our mind up about and then develop a will for or against or indifferent. And yet whatever we think about death will often not matter when our basic survival instincs are triggered. We might suddenly feel the need to survive (more like a sensation than feeling) or disregard our own life for someone else's.
The part where Jessie holds Chucky down with her paw after she pulled him out was quite telling. She wanted to be sure he didn’t fall back in. “Listen Chucky, I just faced my biggest fear to save you. Please be still a moment because I don’t know if I can do it again!”
What a brave one, despite her fear of water she still trying her best and saved him. Love how they both running away from the pool right away to be safe.
Retired ocean lifeguard here. Fantastic work dog. Don’t just jump in there or we’d have two victims. You stayed within your abilities and helped as you could without risking a second victim. Very often (with humans) we find two victims submerged as in brother and sister 5 and 6 years old.
I was a pool lifeguard one summer. A 10 year old boy showed me he could swim from one side of the pool to the other. I then asked his little sister if she could do what her brother did. She said "yes" and jumped into the pool. She immediately began to sink. I grabbed the little girl by her hair and pulled her out. I said, "I thought you could swim!" For those who don't know, this was one technique pool lifeguards are trained to use to save someone.
Even I was stressing out watching him struggling in the pool. Jessie really did a heroic act by saving Chucky and also ensuring he don't get in the pool again. Both of them deserves plenty of Treats. 🐾 ♥
How freaking AMAZING are these 2 doggo's!?!? The stamina of the senior one & the eagerness from the other to help him in his time of need! I am literally in awe.. One of the MANY reasons that it INFURIATES me when one learns of how man kind mistreats these creatures & treat them less than.. when all they want is to love & make US happy
A friend's family had 2 dogs years ago. One of their teenage children left the house, thinking both dogs were inside the house. He forgot something and returned to the house to retrieve it. Upon entering the house, he heard barking and scratching sounds. He walked into the room to find one dog inside and could see the other outside in the pool frantically trying to get out. The dog inside had scratched up the carpet, pulled down drapes, scratched and bitten the handle & lock on the sliding glass door. The carpet was spotted with blood from his mouth & paws, as he was trying to get out to help his friend. As soon as he opened the sliding glass door, his dog rushed out and jumped in the pool to help his buddy. The dog who ran to rescue his friend was a herding breed mix. I was told this story one day as we were spending time at their pool. I had asked why one dog kept "herding" the other dog away from the pool. I said "It looks like he doesn't want her to go into the pool." That's when they recounted the story of what had happened months before. They said previously both dogs had enjoyed the pool. But after that event, the herding dog did not want his pal to get near the pool again.
This is the best video I ever seen! Both dogs never gave up. That old little dog? Dog paddling for that long? And the big one was determined to get him outta there. That is unbelievable, amazing and heartwarming.
What a wonderful ending. I'm sure the dog guardians have learned their lesson on leaving the dogs unattended by the pool.Let's all be grateful that it turned out for the best. Good job Jessie.
That must have felt like the longest 34 minutes of Chucky’s 13 years of life 😭😭😭. My heart was breaking watching this poor senior dog paddle for its life for so long so helplessly. I can’t imagine my elderly parents, let alone my grandparents (who would be the equivalent age in dog years), jogging on a treadmill nonstop for that long. 💔 Both of these dogs are heroes - Jessie for being a lifesaver and Chucky for never giving up.
Dog years 😆 don't be so silly . A year is a year because that's how long it takes the earth to orbit the sun that doesn't change for dogs unless you're an idiot .
@@Quickened1 The faster your heart pumps the quicker your body ages. Didn’t you know that? Dogs hearts pumps very fast which is one of the reason they have short life spam. Larger animals with bigger hearts like Elephants and whales can last a very long time and their hearts don’t pump as fast. Of course this is one of many factors that help.
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I watched this a bunch of times when it was on google. Such an amazing duo. The bigger dog was making sure it got his sibling. True compassion ❤️ it’s so important to have netting up around the pool. I had to keep netting up bc of my 4 pits. So happy they had a happy ending 🙏🏻
My heart was pounding watching this - what intelligence from those dogs and truly heartwarming to watch the total dedication to get the little one out safely. Thank goodness they're both well. Please cover the pool or keep the dogs totally fenced off from the pool.
This is why it's crucial to have extra protection around your inground pool because of situations like this.... very difficult video to watch knowing that poor little dog was in the water for 34 minutes!! Great job to the bigger dog😊
My husband and I had a pool built some years ago. At the time we had two small dachshunds. We put them in the pool over and over again and showed them where the steps were and made sure they could get themselves out. it's heart wrenching watching the trauma these two dogs went through that could have been prevented.
This is right! Like teaching your kid stranger-danger, equip them with skills, can't always be sure when they have legs and can do all sorts of things without u noticing. In the wild, that's what it means right, you can't help them.
PSA: please DO NOT leave your senior dogs or visually impaired dogs unattended poolside. It doesn’t matter if they’ve grown up in the backyard, their spatial awareness is/becomes limited. I know this from personal experience. Situations like these often end in tragedy, I’m overjoyed this beautiful rescue pup performed an amazing rescue 💛👏🙏
No one should have to tell the owner that it's a body of water and extremely negligent it's exactly the same as leaving a child around a pool with no one around
A dog slipping and falling into an unsecured pool is not a freak accident, it's a predictable one. Mad props to the big brother for saving the little dogs life.
@@customer5032 You are not required to fence your pool in AZ. That is an option as long as they are completely enclosed by a wall, fence, or other barrier that is at least five feet high, i.e. the fence around your home and backyard.
These people don't deserve either of these dogs. The way they nonchalantly relate the story of their dog almost drowning like they're recalling a lovely summer picnic they had tells me they were probably more excited about getting footage for Dodo than worried about the fact that their negligence almost cause their pet to lose its life.
I love a good underdog story. That little senior treaded water for 30 minutes, true fighting spirit. And Chucky fighting through his own fear, absolutely amazing and inspiring. I'm so happy both the doggies are okay. What a beautiful friendship 😍💖
Your dog’s (or any pet’s) loyalty is the result of your love and care (as well as their love, ofc). Thank you for helping this dog grow into such a hero, and also, teaching these dogs what it means to have a caring pack. And in the future, probably put guards or something around the pool.
It just goes to show pitbulls with good owners are the best dogs. It's usually not the dog that's the problem. It's the owner. This pittie has lovely owners.
@@jimmydesanta1363 You idiot's are the Karen's or should say Ken! Curious, why someones opinion that happens to be right turned you into a snowflake. See I can miss use trendy over used insults as well.
Dogs and children sometimes have to deal with parents who don't know what they're doing. Some also lack common sense or a thorough mindest. I'm glad it worked out this time.
Amazing that the bigger dog was able to help! 😍 A good thing to come from this video is that other animal owners with a pool can learn from it and protect their own pets by getting a pool cover or putting a ramp into the pool so their pets can climb out (which will stop wild animals from drowning too). And the owners seem to have learned from the incident too, because they're getting a pool cover! It's always good to see people make improvements to make their home safer for their animals 😊
See with love and kindness Pit bulls can be kind and loving and also they protect like noones business. It was so heart wrenching to see him paddle around like that but she never gave up on him and neither did he.
I just dont get the home owners ... we have 2 young cats and got a pool a few weeks ago ... before we even started building it we thought how we can secure the pool so that no animal, not our cats and neighbour cats cant drown in the pool ... we have a animal friendly ladder which is always in the pool, a little pedestal which allows animals to stand or lay above the water and we have 2 tight covers above it ... costs were around 200€ but its worth every penny when no animal will drown in our pool
It's cute how Jessie is jumping around wanting to play with Chuckie after she saved him, but I can only imagine Chuckie just wanting to go back inside to take a nap.
Really, I don't understand why they filmed it that long. I would have jumped in that pool for my dog before grabbing a camera and filming while my dog struggled for that long. 34 minutes? I just don't understand this guy.😡😡
@@amymunsie735 They weren't home, they said they were at an appointment. The camera was a security camera attached to the house. You could tell it was a security camera it didn't move, it just has a coverage of the whole back yard.
You know, as heartwarming as this is, I'm actually more fascinated at Jessie's process of on the spot problem solving, and how Jessie and Chucky worked together as a team to solve the problem, with no human intervention whatsoever. There was definite trial and error, adding what worked, discarding what didn't- there was high level problem solving here. Fascinating.
True!! Fascinating for sure (but I'm a dog trainer so I'm a nerd for all things dog behavior 😄). So glad both of these beautiful dogs were ok, omg.....
Yes, If you look close you can notice how after the first few failed attempts, Jessie finally pulled Chuckie up, and then put a paw on top of Chuckie’s paw to keep him from sliding back.
@@Lola-tq8nv I know, right? Stupid dogs. It's like the damn deer who won't use the "Deer Crossing" signs. CROSS THE ROAD WHERE THE SIGN IS, STUPID DEER!"
@@Lola-tq8nv The steps probably appear as mere "lines" from above the water since they're under water... a ramp is visible going from the water to out of the water. Some things that seem obvious to us are not the ways a dog "thinks". Some things take "calculating" beyond what dogs are capable of. Prevention around pools when it comes to kids and dogs is best...
Shows how much they love eachother, Chucky was struggling and Jesse faced probably one of her biggest fears to save her friend, even putting her leg on Chucky so he couldn’t fall back in. Amazing.
We are not surprised at Jessie's total dedication to getting Chucky out of the pool and scooting him away from the edge with his big paw when he finally pulls him out! The media loves to portray these beautiful dogs as vicious killers, but the Pittie is a loving, loyal and gentle dog and today a HERO!
A dog that old and small should never be left unattended outside especially with a pool. Thankfully their other dog was there to help. Hopefully this couple learned a valuable lesson and this doesn’t happen again.
If they left their dog unattended by the pool, why was it that the other one didn’t come IMMEDIATELY? There was probably some way that Lucky got outside, but we wouldn’t be able to tell because we don’t know exactly what happened
I feel horrible for the pomeranian (chucky). I’m just really glad everything worked out and the end. Jessie is an amazing dog, literally a life-saver.❤️ I hope you will put cover (if you haven’t already) and a ramp in the pool. Edited : I just realized they already did put a cover so that’s amazing
I never thought about a ramp, we have a really small pool and it's surrounded by a fence high enough that no animal can really just jump over. Glad the little one it's alright.
@@Kasiarzynka Good for you , you are one of the few who seem to care about doing the right thing . I hope you are having a wonderful Summer in your small pool and that it feels like a care free enjoyment . Knowing that you are saving animals and maybe even small children from a horrible death !
I'm glad to see both dogs were fine, funny how the girl said it was a "freak accident" no it wasn't, dogs fall in pools all the time, I have two dogs and both of the have fallen in the pool, I tried to teach them how to swim to the stairs so they learn to easily get out in their own.
I really hate me comments.... You can't just appreciate it for what it is and you have to make it all about you..... Do you want a medal as well? Is that it? You feel left out? 🤣
Just amazing. I know people think accidents don't happen but they do. That lil guy is lucky. The incredible save is wow. 34 minutes in there. Thats a lonnnng time. Just amazing. Heartwarming too.
That paw! Right as she pulled him up that paw came down to keep him from falling back in. Then she scooped him away from the edge. Yay Jessie!! And yay Chucky you paddled your little heart out. I am in absolute awe and love.
Yes. This ignorance was turned into a hero story so ignorant short sighted people can cheer for their own pleasure, while it would be right to prevent this from happening in the first place.
One thing that is imperative (and also very easy to do) for dog safety is to train them regularly to enter and leave the pool by stairs only. So they learn the proper sate access and don’t panic bc they’ve practiced it a hundred times and it becomes automatic.
Must teach your pets where the steps are and praise, praise, praise them for learning it, and doing it on their own! We did this with our dogs and our big indoor pool because it might save their lives. Also, we took them into the pool to play with us, so they would not panic, and let them go and if they chose to go to the steps and get out, they got praise for that!
I am just seeing this now and it brought me to tears. I love animals and pets. I used to have dogs and they all have passed and I have now a cat. To know he swam for 34 mins was surprising. I know dogs are special and they truly give unconditional love. He is a hero!!!! And so glad that this did not end it tragedy and that you had a camera installed to see what happened. It makes ppl learn that maybe have something in the water that will help animals if they ever fall in. Such Love 🐕🦮
So glad Jessie was really brave enough to go near the water to rescue her best little friend Chicky, it was difficult to see Chucky in the water for a long time but heartwarming when Jessie saved him, so happy that they're getting a pool cover! God bless all
I saw this previously but didn’t know about the aversion to water. That makes me even more impressed. Who said dogs only have two brain cells? We saw perseverance, loyalty, courage, anxiety, concern not to hurt the smaller dog, joy at having accomplished the task. I also loved the way the bigger dog pushed the backside of the smaller dog farther away from the pool after he got him out to make sure he didn’t fall back in again. WOW!!😮😮😊😊
That's such a long time for a small dog to be swimming. They get tired very quickly and give up. I'm so happy he's ok and that the big dog was able to save him. ❤️❤️❤️
I mean. . . . . . . I’m completely judging these people. Their own negligence almost killed their dog. I think they completely deserved to be judged, especially after calling it a “freak accident.” Taking absolutely no responsibility for what happened to that poor little elderly baby.
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@@user-ih4fd9sf8x exactly, and also, we don’t know everything that happened, how would we know if the owners didn’t just make one tiny mistake that lead to a chain of events, those of which being shown in this short clip
My heart was racing!!! It was heart wrenching to see Chucky fighting so hard to get out. Jessie, you’re a hero… this is all unbelievable! I love dogs so much, they are angels sent from above! Chucky and Jessie, you have a special place in my heart!!! Love and hugs, from the USA. 💜🐾🐾💜
I know what kind of homeowner leaves access to a pole for a dog ? Sometimes I think these pet owners shouldn't have pets. I watched another one where this guy took his dogs rock climbing, and that idiot fell off the cliff and pulled both the dogs off the cliff with him. The guy died and someone said all those dogs were so loyal they stayed with them. Both those dogs broke all four of their legs. So it probably wasn't so much loyalty as it was they couldn't walk. I think a lot of these people validate their lives through their telephone camera and put these dogs in really bad situations.
@@matthew-jy5jp what if they forgot to close the door? You don’t know. To get to my pool you need to open a door so it doesn’t matter if it’s locked or not because my dog doesn’t know how to open a door lol.
@@matthew-jy5jp that person who went rock climbing probably didn’t think before he did it and if it wasn’t a mountain wouldn’t there be a staff or someone to say you can’t do that.
I’m so happy that sweet puppy is okay. It could have been a different outcome. Please put a gate around your pool or provide a ramp and teach you animals how to get out of the water. Bless both those sweet dogs.
We have two little Shih Tzu, and we have taught them where the stairs are. We bring them into the pool with us and even though they’re not crazy about the water, we make them swim numerous times and show them how to get out if they are to fall in
It is an animal bro. Not a kid. I have never worried that a wolf would drown near a lake. If you want to buy a safety belt and car seat for your dog because you love him so much, knock yourself out. But not everyone is going to treat their dog like a child. At some point, an animal needs to have basic survival instincts. I’m sorry
This is why you never leave your pets outdoors unattended, especially when there is a pool in the middle of it! Think of dogs like toddlers, they don't always have the capacity to assess dangerous situations and avoid them. Would you leave your toddler unattended/leave the house completely in a back yard with a pool? No? Then don't do it with your dogs either. There was a horror story a while ago in my area where someone left their retrievers or labs (can't remember which breed) out in the back yard while they were out. Teenagers jumped in their yard and hanged/killed their dogs. This was caught on their security cam, but of course, it was too late for the poor dogs.
I think this video really hit me hard because I currently have 2 Poms, and 1 that has passed away. To see that Pom struggling like that just broke my heart.
@@_Y.Not_ How about mentioning how they learned their lesson. Not a peep. Myself, I think that is the most important point. Some one has to be responsible & mention it. 🙄
You see ladies gentlemen..this is why I do believe animals have a special bond not just with us but with everything..just beautiful ❤ thank you this as made my year..beautiful...
Anyone with a pool who has a dog or cat, this is why you take the time, however long, to teach them where the steps are to get out of the pool. Get in the pool with them, place them in the pool at different locations and show them where the steps are to get out, doing this could make the difference of coming home to a live pet or a dead one at the bottom of the pool.
Seeing this struggle breaks my heart even more for the cat we found in my mom's pool 5 years ago. My sister and her husband removed the ladder and never covered it for the winter. Knowing she probably fought for her life until she couldn't is soul crushing. Since my mom, sister and bil have refused to cover the pool (or allow us to) my husband and I have punctured the new liners twice.
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what a smart dog - when she used her paw to hold him from falling back in I was amazed
Ikr, I thought, did I just see that? Animals are a lot smarter than most people realize. He looked so proud & sweet when he got the award. 😇🐕
We could learn alot from dogs...
if we'd listen.🐕🌼
I was amazed, that dog is a real hero, owners where irresponsible though.
A dog with the cognition to use her paw like that....
is a dog who could probably operate a *circular saw.*
*NOTE:* No, of course that dog wouldn't be operating a circular saw....
because *obviously* Home Depot doesn't allow dogs to buy plywood. Duh.
Obviously smarter than their owners
The fact that the dog was so careful with her bite force that it took multiple times for her to drag up her companion. Shows how intentional, kind, and pure her actions were 😭
And the way he used his paw at the end!! So smart!
@@TofuTeo that's the thing that impressed me the most, how Jessie use the paw to take him away from the pool
@@TofuTeo omg I saw that 👏🏽 so smart Jessie is bless her ❤ Dogs 🐕 are awesome
dogs can't comprehend any of the words u just said.
I mean...she was wagging her tail a lot too...clearly laughing at her mate.
I was holding my breath watching this 😀Jessie is a dog hero indeed. Don't ever leave your pets unattended if you have an open pool.
I was Tapping like crazy 😂
Right. Years ago I had a small goldfish pond in my backyard and my chihuahua slipped in it while I was at work. When I got home I couldn't find him in the house (had a doggy door) so I went outside to look for him. He was hanging on to the side of the pond with all his might and I have no idea how long he'd been like that. It was frighting thinking he could have drowned. I can say that he never went near that little pond again and you couldn't make him go near it. He learned from his experience.
Long time resident of Florida here. There is another option. Show your pets where the steps are and they will know how to get out. Cats have no problem climbing out because they are more agile. Only one drawback, you will not be able to keep them out of the water, because they love to swim. This same thing happened to me 40 years ago. I had just moved into my first pool home and was lucky find my dog in time. I shoved my other dog in who was actually trying to help my other dog in the water. I walked to the steps and called them, they swam to the steps, and easily got out. To this day I still kindly tell people that have dogs and pools the story, as a warning. I can not count the times that they say, my dog stays away from the pool. Well all I can say, is accidents happen.
My forehead started sweating.
And maybe don't leave them unattended outside in general…
It shows that animals have heart, soul, feelings and intelligence same as human beings.
Speak for yourself…and best of luck getting that GED
@@I_Shit_on_your_shit_point your not nearly as intelligent as a gnat
Retarded take on a wholesome video
Who/What says they dont ?
Agreed🙏🙏🙏🙏Animals, especially dogs, have more ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️….than most humans!!!
OMG! I burst into tears when Jessie pulled Chucky out. The fact that she understood how fatal the situation was...I have a new respect for the intelligence and compassion of dogs 🥰
same here!!!!!
OMG so horrible to watch the little soul struggling in the water. What a saint, his sister, determined to save him XOX
Not only is this dog a hero, but extremely intelligent.
Unlike his owners.
@@michaelaklaffenbock4079 how ?
All dogs and animals are intelligent
@@Mike-wc3jo How? Are u kidding me they won’t out there to save there dog and they didn’t have a cover on the pool
@@lathafalls7675 the owners were out, not home, how could they have came for the dog? We don’t know everything that happened, so why assume that the owners were incredibly irresponsible, when some tiny mistake could have happened
This warms my heart like nothing else. If the title didn't already outright say the dog was saved, there's no way I could've watched it though.
She was trying to be so careful so she wouldn't hurt his ears. I'm so glad she was finally able to get her brother out safely. 💖💖💖
A dog with immense power but can use such gentle care. She treated chucky like a piece if Waterford crystal.
Bravo Jessie
The way she really didn't want injure him and knew she couldnt just use her mouth and went for the paw. So beautiful to watch.
That is why those who have an unattended pool should always leave a ramp in the water, not only for their own animals but also for wild ones.
Great idea. Never heard of that but a ramp should be mandatory
Maybe train a dog (repeatedly if necessary) until he understands that the top step means safety even if he couldn't get out of the pool on his own.
100% agree. Fantastic idea.
Can’t believe this isn’t common sense for some people.
no they need a barrier or some sort of fence surrounding their pool so they can’t fall into the pool in the first place or MAYBE they should not let the dogs outside when they leave their house. a ramp wouldn’t do anything, they already have steps in their pool and the dog did not use them.
I want to hear that the parents learned their lesson and covered the pool! These babies are heroes!❤❤
yes, but fenced
It mentions toward the end that they were getting a cover put on.
Or put in some steps like our pool has. Should be mandatory because you never know what happens when you're not there. Now it's a little dog, tomorrow the next door toddler that wanders off???
@@WillemJandeRooij There are steps wdym. Right where the little one falls in.
@@WillemJandeRooij - Having steps is good, but the little dog was panicking and even went near the steps. It appeared that he could not make out the edge of the pool because the step was so steep that he still felt that he had to swim. Also, when a dog (or a child) panics, they may forget totally that there even ARE steps or be so disoriented that they cannot find them. This even happens to some older kids and adults--especially if they are injured before or during a fall into water. Personally, I would never leave any pet or child under 13 alone at a pool. Probably not anyone, actually. Pools are dangerous and just like when swimming in a lake or the ocean, having a buddy who's awake and aware is a great idea, I feel.
its good that they're getting a cover for the pool now, hopefully that will prevent another stressful situation!
Oh they are?! Thank God 🌹
I would think that a ramp would be better , because it's a small dog , and if the cover ever got a small gap in it and the dog got in them he would have practically zero chance of getting out !
A dog can still jump on it and go under a cover.
@@scratchy1704 If it's a proper safety cover, then it will easily support a dogs weight, especially that teeny tiny little dog.
@@bormz7191 As long as it's not a plastic fabric type 1.
It's heart wrenching seeing him swim around like that, not finding a way to get out of the pool😢. Can't believe he was in there for 34 minutes! It's amazing that the other dog saved him. This really could have ended in a tragedy but thankfully it didn't❤️
Those two idiots that left access to a pool for two dogs when no one was home, don't deserve pets
Think about it if it wasn't for that black dog that little dog would have drowned in that pool because of its owners.
@@matthew-jy5jp
Idiot owners! There wasn't even nowhere to climb out 😤
Plenty of swim out ramps on Amazon. I wouldn't think of not having one for my pool.
I really hope they learned from that mistake and have put preventative measures in after this.. Having a dog that size is like having a small child, anyone with a brain would have/should have known to put a cover on the pool..
Blown away by how smart this dog was to recognize his sibling's distress and then try to formulate a recue plan. Incredible.
Really ? you are blown away by the fact a dog realizes when another dog is struggling to survive? Animals help other animals. Seen it thousands of times. I would have been more impressed if the big dog would have jumped into the water to help. The small one fought on its own and was lucky to survive.
Why do people think animals are stupid? There are many occasions when they're more intelligent than humans! And this video proves it... leaving a small dog unattended at a pool it can't get out of by itself and then thinking it's a "freak accident". Lmao. It's very common for small animals to drown in pools, because the walls are too high for them. But humans only think about things their own size and usually don't spare a thought for the safely of anything else (should be mandatory to put a cover on a pool).
@Bully Maguire it's true
You can't be serious. Are you an idiot? Just because they don't have the vocal cords to speak doesn't mean they are stupid? Christ lol
@@SkyeAten alright don’t be ignorant now.. “more intelligent then humans” sorry but no😂 we are an apex species and the smartest animal on the planet for a reason.
This is amazing , you can see Jessie bark out "HELP" before realizing she's the one thats going to have to "help"
And the bonding that went on after the rescue was ❤❤
Love it
Yes! Early on, you see Jessie bark and quickly look around to see if anyone was coming to help. Once she realized this was going to be a solo operation, she got to it. Simply beautiful.
Thirty-five minutes is an incredibly long time for Chucky to have continued to swim and remain above water💦 Perhaps he was given an extra portion of strength from the idea that his friend Jessie wouldn’t give up his rescue attempts for him. An extraordinarily heartwarming example of true friendship and unconditional L❤️VE
@ Still He...👍🐕🏞👏🙏
Yes, the will too live is strong 💪🏽
Her.
True but on the other hand he burned off 7 pounds that day
actually the dog in the pool would have died much sooner if the other dog would not have arrived.
Studies found animals try a lot harder and a lot longer if they are not alone during their "fight". Seeing the other dog tryn to help motivated the dog in the pool to go longer than he would have if he had been alone. Believing in support/rescue strengthens us.
Oh my gosh!! 34 minutes!! Unbelievable!! What strength that little dog has to swim that long! The larger dog is a hero!!🐶🐶🥰🥰
I know!!! 34 minutes!!! That's incredible.
@@stumarston6812 Yeah, I was amazed, too! That poor little thing! 😥 So glad the story had a happy ending. 🐶
A human couldn't have lasted that long treading water.
@@timeeak4599 Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. I'm sure *_I_* couldn't.
Hello Susan, how are you?
I don’t think I could paddle myself above water for 34 minutes!! Incredible
flight or fight situation adrenaline to not drown is pumping thru his body
You can lie on your back and take an 8hour nap. The body cannot sink. We are buoyant.
@@djnone8137 yes because no one ever dies from drowning.. such a dumb comment man
You would be surprised what adrenaline does to you. It's wild.
@@djnone8137I've never understood how people never learned this. People are brain dead
Poor chuckey. How sweet of jesse to save her friend. Please people with pools protect your dogs
What a good buddy he is. I pray they showered them both with treats after this ordeal. You'll NEVER be able to tell me that certain animals, especially canines, don't have emotions and don't experience love.
He is TRULY a best buddy!
@@nancydiehl296 yes she is!
Darwin wrote a book about animal emotions--it's not disputed in scientific circles. What is over-the-top amazing is an animal that actually helps another animal that is not related by blood. Rats--regular lab rats--have been shown to do so--rescue a rat not related to themselves under controlled laboratory settings. They get very attached to their cage mates. But I don't think it has even been proven in dogs. This proves it to me once and for all. No question. A lot of social animals have emotions just like humans--rats, crows and jays, parrots, elephants, dolphins, wolves. It promotes their survival, but usually of family members!
She saved his life. And hopefully, the parents learn from this and secure their dogs when they aren’t at home.
Indeed. This ordeal illustrates why it's vitally important that families train their furry loved ones to locate and use to steps to get outta the pool.
YES! This is so hard to watch ! I'm panicking for him in there
Exactly I'm wondering why they left the dogs in the backyard unsupervised with a pool that doesn't have a fence around it? on top of that it's in South Africa, they have wild animals that no one else on the planet has to deal with!
And no I don't mean a lion or a hippo is going to come in the backyard! I mean there's just more critters that you would not want to see in your home or backyard.
Secure the POOL
@@Hornswroggle Ya it could happen again, animals can easily repeat their terrible decisions & mistakes.
That little dog had a strong will to live
And her pal had a strong will to save her
@@NovaNix4
Precisely. Who ever heard of an animal or human being who didn't struggle very hard to survive? It comes naturally. Predictable phrases such as 'resilience of the human spirit' is a meaningless attempt at ennobling what is a fundamental human/animal instinct. Have seen ants to all intents and purposes drowned, with their body seemingly destroyed, lie completely still, and then stir, struggle, and recover, carefully clean their body and limbs, and trot off as if nothing had happened.
@@NovaNix4
Pretty sure the phrase is used because of not really knowing what is going on. The Buddha, however, speaks of existence craving: the craving to exist, to be alive, in your words, desire to live.
@@castelodeossos3947 yes insects run for their lives due to fear proving that they have emotions too
This is my #1 Video in RUclips history. I cherish it , that poor little guy fought to stay alive and his best buddy, deathly afraid of water but more afraid to lose his dear friend 😍
@@NovaNix4Agree with this completely. In this instance, the little dog isn't on its own so it isn't pure survival instict. It's also a communication with the other dog and they both need to fix the uncomfortable/scary situation and get a relief. I think another way of explaining the difference between humans and animals is that no animal enjoys pain whereas some humans/if not all, in certain circumstances, do. That's because humans apply different meanings to these basic/fundamental experiences. Death is something we can make our mind up about and then develop a will for or against or indifferent. And yet whatever we think about death will often not matter when our basic survival instincs are triggered. We might suddenly feel the need to survive (more like a sensation than feeling) or disregard our own life for someone else's.
This is absolutely heart wrenching. I can barely stand to watch.
The part where Jessie holds Chucky down with her paw after she pulled him out was quite telling. She wanted to be sure he didn’t fall back in. “Listen Chucky, I just faced my biggest fear to save you. Please be still a moment because I don’t know if I can do it again!”
I love the eloquent dialog you imagined for Jessie 😊
@@nico7654321 Same - writing children's books in her future?! 😊
Great and beautiful comment. Love it.
Well said, so adorable
i feel you!
What a brave one, despite her fear of water she still trying her best and saved him. Love how they both running away from the pool right away to be safe.
She needed to save her brother 🥰
Animals are intelligent beings capable of emotion like we are. What a beautiful clip. Don't leave your animals unattended by an uncovered pool!
Seriously, what were these people thinking?
@@neil9333 and they say it was a "freak accident". Wut?!?!
Friends had a beloved small dog drown in their pool, and they reacted by filling the pool in with dirt.
I would hope so, seeing as we ARE animals
Yes animals are intellient and ppl are idiots.
Retired ocean lifeguard here. Fantastic work dog. Don’t just jump in there or we’d have two victims. You stayed within your abilities and helped as you could without risking a second victim. Very often (with humans) we find two victims submerged as in brother and sister 5 and 6 years old.
I was a pool lifeguard one summer. A 10 year old boy showed me he could swim from one side of the pool to the other. I then asked his little sister if she could do what her brother did. She said "yes" and jumped into the pool. She immediately began to sink. I grabbed the little girl by her hair and pulled her out. I said, "I thought you could swim!"
For those who don't know, this was one technique pool lifeguards are trained to use to save someone.
Even I was stressing out watching him struggling in the pool. Jessie really did a heroic act by saving Chucky and also ensuring he don't get in the pool again. Both of them deserves plenty of Treats. 🐾 ♥
How freaking AMAZING are these 2 doggo's!?!? The stamina of the senior one & the eagerness from the other to help him in his time of need! I am literally in awe.. One of the MANY reasons that it INFURIATES me when one learns of how man kind mistreats these creatures & treat them less than.. when all they want is to love & make US happy
A friend's family had 2 dogs years ago. One of their teenage children left the house, thinking both dogs were inside the house. He forgot something and returned to the house to retrieve it. Upon entering the house, he heard barking and scratching sounds.
He walked into the room to find one dog inside and could see the other outside in the pool frantically trying to get out. The dog inside had scratched up the carpet, pulled down drapes, scratched and bitten the handle & lock on the sliding glass door. The carpet was spotted with blood from his mouth & paws, as he was trying to get out to help his friend.
As soon as he opened the sliding glass door, his dog rushed out and jumped in the pool to help his buddy. The dog who ran to rescue his friend was a herding breed mix.
I was told this story one day as we were spending time at their pool. I had asked why one dog kept "herding" the other dog away from the pool. I said "It looks like he doesn't want her to go into the pool." That's when they recounted the story of what had happened months before. They said previously both dogs had enjoyed the pool. But after that event, the herding dog did not want his pal to get near the pool again.
Wow, what a story!!!!
Do you blame him? I wouldn't let the other dog near the pool again either.
Wow❗
What a Big Brother example ✔️
That is incredible. Thank you so much for sharing that.
I’m sure friend was pissed their son didn’t bother to check to be sure they were both inside.
This is the best video I ever seen! Both dogs never gave up. That old little dog? Dog paddling for that long? And the big one was determined to get him outta there. That is unbelievable, amazing and heartwarming.
What a wonderful ending. I'm sure the dog guardians have learned their lesson on leaving the dogs unattended by the pool.Let's all be grateful that it turned out for the best. Good job Jessie.
That must have felt like the longest 34 minutes of Chucky’s 13 years of life 😭😭😭. My heart was breaking watching this poor senior dog paddle for its life for so long so helplessly. I can’t imagine my elderly parents, let alone my grandparents (who would be the equivalent age in dog years), jogging on a treadmill nonstop for that long. 💔 Both of these dogs are heroes - Jessie for being a lifesaver and Chucky for never giving up.
He definitely lost a few Dog years from swimming that long lol
I agree. But the owners are totally irresponsible. They need an iron fence with a gate they can remember to CLOSE AND LOCK!!!
Dog years 😆 don't be so silly . A year is a year because that's how long it takes the earth to orbit the sun that doesn't change for dogs unless you're an idiot .
@@powerhouse884 who knows, maybe it added a few from a good cardio workout!
@@Quickened1 The faster your heart pumps the quicker your body ages. Didn’t you know that?
Dogs hearts pumps very fast which is one of the reason they have short life spam. Larger animals with bigger hearts like Elephants and whales can last a very long time and their hearts don’t pump as fast.
Of course this is one of many factors that help.
"Jessie hated water"
Loyalty to the pack right there. That was Jessie's family in that pool.
There was real love and care between those two. One risked her life for other!!
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I watched this a bunch of times when it was on google. Such an amazing duo. The bigger dog was making sure it got his sibling. True compassion ❤️ it’s so important to have netting up around the pool. I had to keep netting up bc of my 4 pits. So happy they had a happy ending 🙏🏻
or just maybe dont leave your dogs alone with an open pool idk
One way or another prevent future near drownings.
Netting can trap birds, bats, and other wildlife. It’s best to have a ramp so that animals can walk or crawl out of the pool.
@@heatherreadsreddit8579 smart
34 minutes! I got choked up hearing that. Poor sweet senior tried so hard! This warms my heart 🥰
Same here... I can't imagine how stressful that'd be for such a tiny senior! So grateful his sister was there!
My heart was pounding watching this - what intelligence from those dogs and truly heartwarming to watch the total dedication to get the little one out safely. Thank goodness they're both well. Please cover the pool or keep the dogs totally fenced off from the pool.
This is why it's crucial to have extra protection around your inground pool because of situations like this.... very difficult video to watch knowing that poor little dog was in the water for 34 minutes!! Great job to the bigger dog😊
My husband and I had a pool built some years ago. At the time we had two small dachshunds. We put them in the pool over and over again and showed them where the steps were and made sure they could get themselves out. it's heart wrenching watching the trauma these two dogs went through that could have been prevented.
you don't need to SHOW them the steps if you make sure your around when they're in the pools vicinity, common fucking sense
@@jojojojo5353 it’s a Dog relax not a baby. They can fend for themselves. Who gonna be watching them if they in the wild ?
This is right! Like teaching your kid stranger-danger, equip them with skills, can't always be sure when they have legs and can do all sorts of things without u noticing.
In the wild, that's what it means right, you can't help them.
Well done
Why didn't you put up a safety fence , you turd ? You are rich enough for the pool , then you are rich enough for a safety fence around that pool !
PSA: please DO NOT leave your senior dogs or visually impaired dogs unattended poolside. It doesn’t matter if they’ve grown up in the backyard, their spatial awareness is/becomes limited.
I know this from personal experience. Situations like these often end in tragedy, I’m overjoyed this beautiful rescue pup performed an amazing rescue
💛👏🙏
True! I'm happy that Chucky is safe now but I'm a bit angry at owners. :(
@@TheJotep26 at least they said they were getting a pool cover to prevent it happen again
Yes! These were very irresponsible pet parents
No one should have to tell the owner that it's a body of water and extremely negligent it's exactly the same as leaving a child around a pool with no one around
thanks for the tip karen
Happy to see that BOTH are doing well , yay Jessie is a REAL HERO ! ! ! lovely
A dog slipping and falling into an unsecured pool is not a freak accident, it's a predictable one. Mad props to the big brother for saving the little dogs life.
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Exactly what I said! Here in AZ you are required to fence your pool.
@@customer5032 You are not required to fence your pool in AZ. That is an option as long as they are completely enclosed by a wall, fence, or other barrier that is at least five feet high, i.e. the fence around your home and backyard.
@@customer5032 All you need is a ramp on the stairs
These people don't deserve either of these dogs. The way they nonchalantly relate the story of their dog almost drowning like they're recalling a lovely summer picnic they had tells me they were probably more excited about getting footage for Dodo than worried about the fact that their negligence almost cause their pet to lose its life.
I love a good underdog story. That little senior treaded water for 30 minutes, true fighting spirit. And Chucky fighting through his own fear, absolutely amazing and inspiring. I'm so happy both the doggies are okay. What a beautiful friendship 😍💖
Your dog’s (or any pet’s) loyalty is the result of your love and care (as well as their love, ofc). Thank you for helping this dog grow into such a hero, and also, teaching these dogs what it means to have a caring pack. And in the future, probably put guards or something around the pool.
At the end they said that they were waiting for a pool cover for the pool.
It just goes to show pitbulls with good owners are the best dogs. It's usually not the dog that's the problem. It's the owner. This pittie has lovely owners.
A true hero !! Truly amazing! We don’t deserve these beautiful beasts
Even though I knew the little dog will be saved my heart still pounding 😫
Holy cow !! I was yelling at the screen "Pull, Jessie ! Pull !"
You are MY hero ! Never, ever underestimate the power of friendship! 😬
we are so lucky to live with animals like these, truly incredible. wow.
The most awesome thing I've ever seen...amazing! Wow
I hope the owner have learned their lessons, they r still lucky to have her alive...34 minutes is such a long pain for her
thanks for ur opinion karen
@@jimmydesanta1363 theyre right, they shouldnt have left the pool open like that
I second that
You mean guardian. The words we use to describe the relationship with animals must change in order to give them their due importance.
@@jimmydesanta1363 You idiot's are the Karen's or should say Ken! Curious, why someones opinion that happens to be right turned you into a snowflake. See I can miss use trendy over used insults as well.
Dogs and children sometimes have to deal with parents who don't know what they're doing. Some also lack common sense or a thorough mindest. I'm glad it worked out this time.
and you do? lol
Yeah these idiots woulda drowned a baby. Then it wouldn't be so cute
WOW! Jessie is a HERO!! The way she Saved Chucky is AMAZING & AWESOME!!
Seriously, dogs have emotions ❤ he saved his friend.
Lmao obviously. I’ve never heard anyone claim dogs don’t have emotions…
All pools should have locked fences around them for safety. So thankful this sweetheart was saved 💕💕💕
Amazing that the bigger dog was able to help! 😍 A good thing to come from this video is that other animal owners with a pool can learn from it and protect their own pets by getting a pool cover or putting a ramp into the pool so their pets can climb out (which will stop wild animals from drowning too). And the owners seem to have learned from the incident too, because they're getting a pool cover! It's always good to see people make improvements to make their home safer for their animals 😊
See with love and kindness Pit bulls can be kind and loving and also they protect like noones business. It was so heart wrenching to see him paddle around like that but she never gave up on him and neither did he.
Heart stopping. Dogs are the best and so much smarter and intuitive than we give them credit for.
Wow, this is extremely disturbing and wonderful at the same time. People with pools and pets should take this seriously.
Totally!!!!
Perfectly said my friend
I just dont get the home owners ... we have 2 young cats and got a pool a few weeks ago ... before we even started building it we thought how we can secure the pool so that no animal, not our cats and neighbour cats cant drown in the pool ... we have a animal friendly ladder which is always in the pool, a little pedestal which allows animals to stand or lay above the water and we have 2 tight covers above it ... costs were around 200€ but its worth every penny when no animal will drown in our pool
Made me so nervous
even though I knew
it turned out ok in
the end.😔
@@suestabile1262 Me too!!!
It's cute how Jessie is jumping around wanting to play with Chuckie after she saved him, but I can only imagine Chuckie just wanting to go back inside to take a nap.
Lol, unfortunately true. I think.
I totally agree. I was going glad you're happy Jessie but Chucky needs a rest☺️!
She's afraid of water. Sure thing she knew the other dog is in trouble.
This was heart wrenching. More emotion then a movie😭so glad he was able to get out.
Beautiful awesome dog, rescues his very good friend! Owners are complacent.
On my goodness. My heart was pounding. What an unbelievable save!!!
The rescue dog evidently has more sense than the owners.
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Really, I don't understand why they filmed it that long. I would have jumped in that pool for my dog before grabbing a camera and filming while my dog struggled for that long. 34 minutes? I just don't understand this guy.😡😡
@@amymunsie735 They weren't home, they said they were at an appointment. The camera was a security camera attached to the house. You could tell it was a security camera it didn't move, it just has a coverage of the whole back yard.
@@amymunsie735 did you listen to anything in the video?
@@amymunsie735 It was clearly security camera footage and not filmed by the owners. 🙄
You know, as heartwarming as this is, I'm actually more fascinated at Jessie's process of on the spot problem solving, and how Jessie and Chucky worked together as a team to solve the problem, with no human intervention whatsoever. There was definite trial and error, adding what worked, discarding what didn't- there was high level problem solving here. Fascinating.
True!! Fascinating for sure (but I'm a dog trainer so I'm a nerd for all things dog behavior 😄). So glad both of these beautiful dogs were ok, omg.....
Yes, If you look close you can notice how after the first few failed attempts, Jessie finally pulled Chuckie up, and then put a paw on top of Chuckie’s paw to keep him from sliding back.
@@Lola-tq8nv I know, right? Stupid dogs. It's like the damn deer who won't use the "Deer Crossing" signs. CROSS THE ROAD WHERE THE SIGN IS, STUPID DEER!"
@@Lola-tq8nv The steps probably appear as mere "lines" from above the water since they're under water... a ramp is visible going from the water to out of the water. Some things that seem obvious to us are not the ways a dog "thinks". Some things take "calculating" beyond what dogs are capable of. Prevention around pools when it comes to kids and dogs is best...
Yeeeeesssssss. I was watching that too.
Shows how much they love eachother, Chucky was struggling and Jesse faced probably one of her biggest fears to save her friend, even putting her leg on Chucky so he couldn’t fall back in. Amazing.
We are not surprised at Jessie's total dedication to getting Chucky out of the pool and scooting him away from the edge with his big paw when he finally pulls him out! The media loves to portray these beautiful dogs as vicious killers, but the Pittie is a loving, loyal and gentle dog and today a HERO!
Yes, Some are, but it is impossible to tell which is which
A dog that old and small should never be left unattended outside especially with a pool. Thankfully their other dog was there to help. Hopefully this couple learned a valuable lesson and this doesn’t happen again.
They did learn a lesson, they said they were getting a pool cover
@@allisonkrueger8330 why do you keep defending the retard owners?
@@allisonkrueger8330 anonymous internet strangers still gotta run their yaps...
If they left their dog unattended by the pool, why was it that the other one didn’t come IMMEDIATELY? There was probably some way that Lucky got outside, but we wouldn’t be able to tell because we don’t know exactly what happened
@@Feashis They literally said what happened! **Face Palm** did you even watch the video? Plus you literally said his name wrong.
I feel horrible for the pomeranian (chucky). I’m just really glad everything worked out and the end. Jessie is an amazing dog, literally a life-saver.❤️ I hope you will put cover (if you haven’t already) and a ramp in the pool.
Edited : I just realized they already did put a cover so that’s amazing
@scar_kd The ramp is a great idea. All pools should have them really as even wild animals can easily fall in and drown.
I never thought about a ramp, we have a really small pool and it's surrounded by a fence high enough that no animal can really just jump over.
Glad the little one it's alright.
Their rich enough to afford the inground pool , then they can afford to put a god damned fence around it , they are selfish turds .
They stated they had a cover on the way, so that should give you some piece of mind anyway!
@@Kasiarzynka Good for you , you are one of the few who seem to care about doing the right thing . I hope you are having a wonderful Summer in your small pool and that it feels like a care free enjoyment . Knowing that you are saving animals and maybe even small children from a horrible death !
Que lindo!!! Ele se desespera, mas procura um jeito de tirá-lo da água, sem machucá-lo!!
Bichinhos abençoados 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow! What a story and an amazing big brother who rescued his your brother.
Love 💕 dogs 🐶 ! Love them!
Bless your animals and family. 💜💜
I'm glad to see both dogs were fine, funny how the girl said it was a "freak accident" no it wasn't, dogs fall in pools all the time, I have two dogs and both of the have fallen in the pool, I tried to teach them how to swim to the stairs so they learn to easily get out in their own.
It is also an age thing. Older dogs lose their ability to oversee things, maybe because of deafness, or bad eye light.
Yeah less "freak accident" more "disaster waiting to happen."
please get a hard pool cover or lock dogs out so they dont need to be taught how to get out
I really hate me comments.... You can't just appreciate it for what it is and you have to make it all about you..... Do you want a medal as well? Is that it? You feel left out? 🤣
@@republicofcasuals .😜🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just amazing. I know people think accidents don't happen but they do. That lil guy is lucky. The incredible save is wow. 34 minutes in there. Thats a lonnnng time. Just amazing. Heartwarming too.
That paw! Right as she pulled him up that paw came down to keep him from falling back in. Then she scooped him away from the edge. Yay Jessie!! And yay Chucky you paddled your little heart out. I am in absolute awe and love.
OMG she was so smart and good! How she secured him with her paw 01:57 and 02:16 the joy and relief - "Yay, you're alive! We made it!"
Truly amazing doggle
Moral of the story: Secure your pool so babies and animals can't fall in or at least have an easy way out. Ideally both.
..best comment..
The moral of the story is that alarmingly stupid people should not have pets.
@@ApplePie.. things is though, they are the only people that get pets.
@@ApplePie.. I hate nasty, judgmental people like yourself
Yes. This ignorance was turned into a hero story so ignorant short sighted people can cheer for their own pleasure, while it would be right to prevent this from happening in the first place.
Good example: a pit bull hero,they always get such a bad rap,and they are such sweet dogs. What a hero!!!!!!
Staffy
I had a pit bull (US) save me from a bull in an open field which I stupidly entered.
One thing that is imperative (and also very easy to do) for dog safety is to train them regularly to enter and leave the pool by stairs only. So they learn the proper sate access and don’t panic bc they’ve practiced it a hundred times and it becomes automatic.
And here I thought the big dog was going to show the little one where the steps were. How sweet was this story! Glad you have a hero in your house!
I thought he was trying to steer him to the steps too
Must teach your pets where the steps are and praise, praise, praise them for learning it, and doing it on their own! We did this with our dogs and our big indoor pool because it might save their lives. Also, we took them into the pool to play with us, so they would not panic, and let them go and if they chose to go to the steps and get out, they got praise for that!
Really warms your heart to see this dog care so much and save his friend! Beautiful 😍
Yes and I'm so happy he got a medal for his bravery
I am just seeing this now and it brought me to tears. I love animals and pets. I used to have dogs and they all have passed and I have now a cat. To know he swam for 34 mins was surprising. I know dogs are special and they truly give unconditional love. He is a hero!!!! And so glad that this did not end it tragedy and that you had a camera installed to see what happened. It makes ppl learn that maybe have something in the water that will help animals if they ever fall in. Such Love 🐕🦮
What a story, what a wonderful story. The world need feelgood stories like this. God bless and greetings from Australia
So glad Jessie was really brave enough to go near the water to rescue her best little friend Chicky, it was difficult to see Chucky in the water for a long time but heartwarming when Jessie saved him, so happy that they're getting a pool cover! God bless all
I love how shortly after getting rescued you can see how happy they were!
I saw this previously but didn’t know about the aversion to water. That makes me even more impressed. Who said dogs only have two brain cells? We saw perseverance, loyalty, courage, anxiety, concern not to hurt the smaller dog, joy at having accomplished the task. I also loved the way the bigger dog pushed the backside of the smaller dog farther away from the pool after he got him out to make sure he didn’t fall back in again. WOW!!😮😮😊😊
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@@camd0407was that necessary?
@@mogulme6190 Since when did, or should, people comment because it's necessary? Was your comment necessary? No, but you did it anyway. Why is that?
So tense watching this. 34 minutes! Poor baby, rescued by an amazing hero. They are just adorable. ❤
That's such a long time for a small dog to be swimming. They get tired very quickly and give up. I'm so happy he's ok and that the big dog was able to save him. ❤️❤️❤️
NEVER leave your pool open and unattended with your animals nearby. This isn’t about judgement, just pass the message along!!!
I mean. . . . . . . I’m completely judging these people. Their own negligence almost killed their dog. I think they completely deserved to be judged, especially after calling it a “freak accident.” Taking absolutely no responsibility for what happened to that poor little elderly baby.
@@samanthacarpenter3336 yep. If they had a kid they certainly wouldn't be on this channel. More like the evening news. Lol.
LES PROPRIETAIRES SONT ENTIEREMENT EN FAUTE .. C EST DE LEUR FAUTE CET ACCIDENT .. LEUR PISCINE DEVRAIT AVOIR DES BARRIERES DE SECURITE .. EN FRANCE C EST UNE OBLIGATION PAR LA LOI ...
@@samanthacarpenter3336 Yeah it’s true. But people can be forgetful and careless sometimes. I just care more that the animals don’t get hurt
@@user-ih4fd9sf8x exactly, and also, we don’t know everything that happened, how would we know if the owners didn’t just make one tiny mistake that lead to a chain of events, those of which being shown in this short clip
*Absolutely amazed at how intelligent this dog is, recognizing his sibling's distress and attempting to come up with a rescue plan. Truly incredible!*
My heart was racing!!! It was heart wrenching to see Chucky fighting so hard to get out. Jessie, you’re a hero… this is all unbelievable! I love dogs so much, they are angels sent from above! Chucky and Jessie, you have a special place in my heart!!! Love and hugs, from the USA. 💜🐾🐾💜
Don't leave your dogs unattended next to a pool!
No kidding!!! That was my first thought when I started watching the video.
I know what kind of homeowner leaves access to a pole for a dog ? Sometimes I think these pet owners shouldn't have pets.
I watched another one where this guy took his dogs rock climbing, and that idiot fell off the cliff and pulled both the dogs off the cliff with him. The guy died and someone said all those dogs were so loyal they stayed with them. Both those dogs broke all four of their legs. So it probably wasn't so much loyalty as it was they couldn't walk.
I think a lot of these people validate their lives through their telephone camera and put these dogs in really bad situations.
Or do, whatever. 😹
@@matthew-jy5jp what if they forgot to close the door? You don’t know. To get to my pool you need to open a door so it doesn’t matter if it’s locked or not because my dog doesn’t know how to open a door lol.
@@matthew-jy5jp that person who went rock climbing probably didn’t think before he did it and if it wasn’t a mountain wouldn’t there be a staff or someone to say you can’t do that.
I’m so happy that sweet puppy is okay. It could have been a different outcome. Please put a gate around your pool or provide a ramp and teach you animals how to get out of the water. Bless both those sweet dogs.
In Australia it’s illegal not to have a fence around your pool area...
We have two little Shih Tzu, and we have taught them where the stairs are. We bring them into the pool with us and even though they’re not crazy about the water, we make them swim numerous times and show them how to get out if they are to fall in
And yes...there should be a safety ramp for kids and pets!
If the dog wasn't smart enough to use the steps in the pool how would it have known how to use a ramp?
@@randyjones3180 you teach it
@@manp1039 so why not just teach it to use the steps?
@@randyjones3180 what ever will work.
It is an animal bro. Not a kid. I have never worried that a wolf would drown near a lake. If you want to buy a safety belt and car seat for your dog because you love him so much, knock yourself out. But not everyone is going to treat their dog like a child. At some point, an animal needs to have basic survival instincts. I’m sorry
This is why you never leave your pets outdoors unattended, especially when there is a pool in the middle of it! Think of dogs like toddlers, they don't always have the capacity to assess dangerous situations and avoid them. Would you leave your toddler unattended/leave the house completely in a back yard with a pool? No? Then don't do it with your dogs either.
There was a horror story a while ago in my area where someone left their retrievers or labs (can't remember which breed) out in the back yard while they were out. Teenagers jumped in their yard and hanged/killed their dogs. This was caught on their security cam, but of course, it was too late for the poor dogs.
I think this video really hit me hard because I currently have 2 Poms, and 1 that has passed away. To see that Pom struggling like that just broke my heart.
Wtf
Gawd I hate sanctimonious people who feel the need to lecture others.
Labrador Retriever is one breed so you are probably thinking of that.
@@_Y.Not_ How about mentioning how they learned their lesson. Not a peep. Myself, I think that is the most important point. Some one has to be responsible & mention it. 🙄
You see ladies gentlemen..this is why I do believe animals have a special bond not just with us but with everything..just beautiful ❤ thank you this as made my year..beautiful...
Anyone with a pool who has a dog or cat, this is why you take the time, however long, to teach them where the steps are to get out of the pool. Get in the pool with them, place them in the pool at different locations and show them where the steps are to get out, doing this could make the difference of coming home to a live pet or a dead one at the bottom of the pool.
Seeing this struggle breaks my heart even more for the cat we found in my mom's pool 5 years ago. My sister and her husband removed the ladder and never covered it for the winter. Knowing she probably fought for her life until she couldn't is soul crushing.
Since my mom, sister and bil have refused to cover the pool (or allow us to) my husband and I have punctured the new liners twice.
My kitten drowned in my neighbor’s pool. Same thing happened.
So sorry to hear that.
@@jaray7710 why would you let your cat in other peoples property