Doggie Dip @ Cool Waters

Tonight was the Doggie Dip at Cool Waters in Greenfield Park. We told Keeley that he was going to go swimming. He looked really happy about that.When we got there we discovered that the line was even longer than last year! It was so crowded with dogs and their people.
Last year, I lost sight of Keeley for 3 minutes and I was in a total panic. So this year I had four sets of eyes watching him- me, his grandma, his grandpa, and his unkie Rob. However Keeley still managed to get out of sight but only for one minute this time.
Keeley has gotten so good at swimming and he bravely jumps into the water. Unfortunately, Keeley started this weird behavior of growling at other dogs as they were trying to get out of the pool. It was as if Keeley thought he owned the pool or something. I thought it was very strange because Keeley is usually so calm and friendly with other dogs.
Here's Unkie Rob getting a hug from a boxer baby. That's the kind of dog that he wants.
Keeley did really good swimming and had a great time. He was sad when it was time to go.

Doggie Dip at Cool Waters

We took Keeley to the Doggie Dip at Cool Waters in Greenfield Park this evening. He had a blast! This was the first time that Keeley has ever gone swimming and he did very well, for the most part.
Keeley was brave and went running right into the shallows with a bunch of other dogs. Then he got up the nerve to jump in where it was 2feet 6inches deep and he did the doggie paddle. It was so cute! Later, in his typical knucklehead fashion, he jumped into the deep end and sank like a rock. I had to jump in to save my baby even though I was fully clothed. After that he decided that it would be a good idea to go back to the shallow end.
It was difficult to keep track of Keeley since there was so much to do and he was moving so fast. It was a very chaotic scene because there were so many dogs and people there. Keeley had a great time.