@@justinmacarrhur1924 she was panicked and still saved the dog. I’m sure a man would automatically know where the dog is instantly because he has different genitals 🤦🏻♀️ makes no sense
This happened to me.. only it was a child that fell into frozen lake, I can say for certain that your adrenaline overrides the freezing cold sensation for sure!
She was truly determined, as she even got OUT of the pool, so she could look from all around on the surface, to see if she could see him possibly from there...AND when she did, she went RIGHT back in to get him!! Bless her, & her dogs!!
Yep & it only takes a moment. That happened to my baby, Sammi, in 1985. She was a tea cup poodle & would never go anywhere near the pool, it terrified her. We'd let her out, she'd go potty in her spot which wasn't near the pool at all. So how she fell in is still a mystery. We wasted so much time looking for her bc we thought she escaped the fence again to go cow chasing. It didn't dawn on us to even check the pool bc of her fear of it. Our outcome was the worse case scenario.😔 I still feel terrible & always will. Have a blessed weekend. Peace🕊️😘
@@mythoughts6922 They keep the pool open all year, but the pump that keeps ice from forming broke. It was scheduled to be fixed, right before this snow storm hit.
@Jdawg 12 Because you put animals in your care and they go to that length for you, a lot of fucking people go to that length for animals it's not a hard concept to understand. Just don't be a fucking douche about it. Or don't own animals.
She said in other interview that she feels and think of nothing, just want to save her baby, hurting her hands while cracking the ice, thank God the doggo survived!
@Augusta Mae sounds like a water bag/tarp cover that got the cat. They're more expensive but a safety cover, mesh or solid would be very hard for a pet to get through.
@Augusta Mae yeah, I worked in the pool industry for 20 years in the Northeast and the awful stories I could tell about removing tarp covers in the spring and the heartbreak of having to inform the homeowners. You can imagine.
Nah she felt that shit. Dude it's like knives immediately stabbing you and your limbs go limp because of blood flow. Adrenaline isn't enough in that situation
@@el34glo59 Not really. You feel it but you dont care especially if you are panicking. I ice swim for the fun of it and its not that bad. It feels hot almost when its super cold. But the affect of adrenaline can keep you from feeling entire limbs being cut off and stab wounds + gun wounds. Pain much higher than the hot numbing sensation of ice water. She didnt even put her head underwater?
Holy shit... The fear of not sot seeing him immedietely resurface and unable to find him must've been heart stopping... Poor little dude, he's lucky he's got a good momma
@@craigjones2836 nah dude, you watch it again. The poor thing is clearly worried. Dogs are very intelligent and are usually pretty fast to read how serious a situation is. The dog is circling the pool and very energetic, he's very nervous.
@Sally Sparrow-Song It makes sense for the dog to be nervous, wolves know that when they fall into a frozen lake it’s the end for them unless they are able to swim out so most likely dogs carry this kind of thinking from wolves.
Sorry sally but you’re dead wrong I’m actually a dog expert I’ve trained dogs for years I even teach them how to bark, I am telling you that dog thinks it’s a game
Respect to you ma’am. Hero is a term that gets tossed around easily these days, but you put yourself in peril and didn’t surrender until you succeeded. In my eyes you’re a hero.
This woman is a genuine hero. You never know what type of person you will be when faced w/a crisis. When the feeling of Fight or Flight comes, she is undoubtedly a fighter. That spirit will always be housed within her, and I could only hope to be as brave.
The Dog went in and was desperately trying to find a way out swimming under water! If she had a swim mask handy see could of gone under water, seen him and got him out much sooner. Take a lesson from her mistake!
@Nathan Wilcox My dad's dog fell into the pool in winter trying to get his tennis ball. We didn't know he couldn't swim. Watching him sink deeper and deeper, I jumped into the pool. I grabbed his tail but he was twisting and heading into the deep end. I finally swam underneath him and rose up with him on my shoulders. I was so happy that I saved him. The water was cold but not frozen. My hat goes off to this woman. She didn't give up on her dog.
@Nathan Wilcox Actually the cold would have worked in the dog's favor in reference to brain damage without oxygen. I don't know if she performed some type of chest compressions or what but I know that I would have. A coworker had a FIL that had a heart attack or stroke and they actually lowered his temperature with ice to try and combat brain damage. He was slowly brought out of an ice-cold coma and had a complete recovery. It was amazing. Extreme cold can work in your favor. :)
@@julianliu6440 I had an argument when this first came out and was told that saving a dog in a frozen pool like this is a “white thing” and black people wouldn’t “risk their lives like this over a dog” It was shocking to me cuz a lot of people were agreeing with her. I mean, I know for a fact that she’s wrong, but it’s still shocking to me that anyone would just watch their dog (or a dog) die and do nothing
@@ILLeeT36 Maybe there is science involved in that. You see when the temperature is around 5-10-15 degrees Celsius. The whites have no problem with jumping into water. they even wear sleeveless while walking around. Whereas, the black skin isn't used to the cold weather that much. And if you see the other way, whites will have major problems surviving high summer temperatures like 45degrees celcious+ But still there is a way to discuss things, those group of blacks were not gentle enough, maybe.. Nevertheless, I personally believe, one should give his best shot in such a situation and he will probably see the best results.
@@krankykritter6402 Well, maybe those dogs should learn how to swim in icy water if that's going to be the case. No fencing, no cover, and a broken pump. Some hero.
@@bikotheanimator6169 the feeling of near death., im a dog lover so call it over acting but you really cant help if something like this would tear you apart.
White water kayaker. Most white water in our area is snow melt. We usually wear multiple thermal layers and a dry suit over top. Covered from head to toe, except face. Makes it tolerable, but if you swim, it could still be serious. That feeling of stabbing is correct. Also, muscles get rigid. Most people inhale reflexively. Jumping in once is one thing. Knowing what's coming the second time is another.
That woman is a classic example of adrenaline helping us in an emergency. That frozen water must have been unbelievably cold. Her feet must have been aching from it within seconds, but she kept on going, God bless her. I'm so glad the dog lived.
@@ropi8739 Oh gee, was I "playing the scientist?" I was making a comment about the power of adrenaline, because that water was bone cold. That's it. I didn't say how cold according to science. But it was enough to attract a troll eh? What are you, one of those guys who surfs TH-cam looking for women to correct?
@@mightymissk You are welcome. It's only fair to apologize when we do something we didn't really mean to. Thank you as well for courteously accepting :) Remember though that water, unless salty as in the Seas/Oceans, is always above 0° Celsius when in its liquid state.
I would love to agree with you, but I don't think all owners would care enough for their dogs to do it. If they all would, nobody would find any dog attached to tree in parks or forests, left to starve to death...
“Tatum said she's no hero and would have jumped in to save anyone's pet. Sid is now fine, chewing toys and avoiding the pool at all costs.” Tatum sure as hell IS a hero! Frekin’ awesome pet parent.
Ok man backyard pools have always been dangerous when neglected. I never had a pool but my friend did in his old house, and they always had a pool cover on the pool when it wasn’t in use. I mean props to her for saving her dog but none of this would of happened had she just used a pool cover. You shouldn’t expect a pet to be able to swim, much less in freezing cold water so why risk it and let them near it in the first place?
Couple of El Salvadorian Immigrants hanging on a corner looking for work told me it's so poor in their country ppl are always angry & take it out on the dogs and other animals. They have the most notorious gangs & use machetes to kill. One guy petting his german shepherd told me he didn't know how to love a dog until he came to America 🇺🇸🗽 lol. The others agreed and said Americans really love animals & treat them like family which teaches ppl from poor countries to do the same. It made me feel good to know that.
I am so glad she saw her dog go in! This is why I put a gate between the pool area and the other part of the yard. My dogs can't go near our pool unless we are out there with them. We don't have snow. Also, in the summer months we put our dogs in the pool and teach them how to swim to the step. We use praise and treats. My Boston Terrier fell in one February (before we put in the gate) and the video cam showed him swimming to the step! This lady was so brave, bless her and her doggies!
This video isn't about you and all your life experiences, I have never understand why some people have always this incontrolable urgency of talking about themselves, perhaps when such urgency arises you should stand in front of a mirror an refrend yourself from doing so.
I got worried when she didn't check the other direction and got out and circled the pool. The dog did jump in the direction she initially searched, & the dog never resurfaced.
What an incredibly weird profile you have. Do you think its YOUR responsibility to broadcast bad behavior? I wonder what we might learn if the camera was pointed at YOU, Anya Star? You're pathetic.
Funny thing it was also her fault for not Draining the pool. How dose that not cross her mind that the dogs could fall in the ice cold pool? But she also saved him.
@@ogwillakers4989 If the owner knows he / she can’t drain the pool because of what you Described. Then it would be easy to put a pool cover on top of that pool right? why not think ahead before something bad happens?
No way, she didn't feel it. Frozen water over most of your body & cold air are instantly painful, extremely painful, even with adrenaline. It is instant total body shock to where it's hard to breath. Slows breathing & motor control. You're body doesn't kind of get used to it like with chilly/cold water. Frozen is a whole other beast, the pain is intense. The adrenaline helped her be able to go back in & push thru her rapidly stiffening limbs, but it hurt the whole time. And it would have hurt after, hard to get warm, knives stabbing feeling. And I assume she delayed warming herself or even taking off her freezing clothes (keeping her cold) until after she resuscitated the dog. Most ppl would have hit that water once if at all, then gone & looked for a tool like a rake to try to use, good chance dog would have been dead by then.
you are absolutely right. She went into mom (or daddy) mode, she saved her baby. that was all that mattered. I've seen that look in both my parents eyes. My prayers go to all those souls who couldn't reach their babies because I know they loved them just as much.
@@mviv6339 lolol.. I always use fire as the scary analogy.. because for the ten thousandth year in a row it's still voted the worst way to die. It's the reigning champ of horrible ways to go..
I love my bunny a lot ( My bunny is like a lot of people's dogs to me ) but I'm not going to risk my life in a fire to save him. I'd try everything I could but in the end if the risk is too high I have to give up. What's the point if both of us are going to die?
This is a good example of why you need winter pool covers with animals around you just never know what might happen Watch out for the small war down here get triggered at your own risk
They say people show their true character when they are thrown into a dire situation. Some will run away, others will become "HERO" . Good for this lady doing the right thing.
I seen a video where a lady's dog got swept into the ocean from the beach, she just looked and didn't attempt to jump in. Another man came running into frame and jump into the strong tide and rescued the dog. Afterwards she just calmly walked away as if it wasn't a big deal
@@Genesis-ef1jt Don't go on with that type of judgemental retoric. Some people shut down or run away when in danger because of panic response. Yes the people who save others in panic are amazing but you have no right to judge how people act in a traumatic situation.
I cannot believe the dog survived after being under for so long. I'm crying. I'm so glad the woman saw what happened. Losing your pet like that is something you never move past.
@@levievans2964 Losing a child is something that only someone who had such a precious lost can feel and understand. The rest can only imagine. A human being is much more valuable than an animal. That's for sure. But, don`t forget. Losing an animal you loved, also affects your heart because you love it and care for it. I don`t have children, but I had a dog. It died of cancer. I loved it. I went with my dog to the vet alive and came back with it dead in a sack. My heart was struck with great sadness. When you love an animal you can`t just stop your emotions just because it is an animal. We are humans. When God created this beautiful world, His intention was to live in peace with all beings. All animals, including the lion and other predators, were herbivores, meaning, that they were eating grass. But with the decay of human beings, we started to destroy this world becoming carnivores, so does the animals resulting in killings.
@@alexanderstephen1567 I'm sorry but the last paragraph does not make sense. Predators are physically fit to hunt and eat other animals, they can't become herbivores without changing their entire biology and that would make them a completely different specie. This world you call beautiful is not made for peace since a single cell needs to consume another for survive and since resources are limited.
Respect for the lady who did absolutely the right thing. Every dog owner has a duty to do something like this when his dog is in danger. we have to take care of our dogs as they take care of us. who is the 4 legged soldier who defends your life with his own? it is our duty to take care of our good Boys. I love this Lady. She is protecting her baby. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Lol she did many things wrong . Having a pool full of water in winter with dogs running about, and she searched it like a fool. I knew there s a high chance the dog was around the initial hole. She went all the way to the other side. Also the dog must be dead.
When the body experiences extreme stress(physically or emotionally)it releases adrenaline.If the amount of stress on the body is huge,the adrenaline rush hits and basically for a few minutes you dont feel pain and it makes you stronger
Or she did and didn't care... did you know that story about the man who took his paralyzed dog for cold "swims" at the lake because it helped with the doggie's joints pain?
@@lawrenceacosta8644 @Gurka Gurkadurka He was just keeping things upbeat to take off the edge and had eternally optimistic expectation his buddy was just pranking bruh
@@BigDanOz i don't worship animals. I worship the creator of all heaven and earth. The one who created animals. Jesus made me whole. All that. You need Jesus. For real.
@@joycewoodruff5421 My mother put a reverse mortgage on her house and put herself in poor health for the sake of rescuing animals. Now she comes to me for help because she spent all her money on cat food, litter, vet bills, etc. INSANE what people do for animals. At least children are covered with medical insuranse.
Omg😱went into a panic watching this. I would have done the same exact thing. I’m glad to hear that the dog is ok (after reading previous comments) whew!🙏🏻❤️
I’ve saved my dog from a regular cold pool, and that was bad enough, I can’t imagine the temperature shock she must’ve felt. Love for your dog will give you strength to do what you need to 💕 I’m glad they have such a caring owner
She said she doesn't keep a cover because they have a pump to keep this from happening. The issue is that shortly before this video the pump went out and they scheduled to have it fixed.
Anyone who says animals have no souls needs to watch this. That other doggo was so concerned for his her/friend. They would not leave the poolside until mom got there. This woman is a hero....and she's barefoot!!!
@@gemini-vibes6118 i did the same when mine went into the river which was frozen on the sides, she fell through it and couldnt get out. As soon as i walked on the ice and fell in she decided she was able to get out 😂😂
I can't even think of the horror that was running through her head when the time was passing by and she was still looking for her dog. You did what any of us dog lovers would've done, well done!
If anyone bothered to read the article. The pool isn’t empty because they keep it open all year but it so happens that the pump was broken because of the storm so the pool froze over and the dogs likely know how to swim but weren’t expecting the cold given that it’s normally not frozen over. Maybe read before you judge someone. 😌😌 that is what is wrong with society now.
She created this dangerous situation by not covering, draining, or gating the pool. Her carelessness almost killed her dog. Please stop commending her.
Bravo to this woman, she went through agony to save her dog. And her other dog was freaking out right along with her. 'Save my buddy!" So glad to hear Sid is ok now, that was a close call.
That made me feel truly sick. I'm so happy to read that the dog survived as it could so easily have gone the other way. Please, please protect your furbabies from frozen water/lakes.
But, what I do not understand is why would you, "Iftikhar Ahmad" make a statement like that and relate it to the rescuing of a dog. Clearly, some people do not fully understand or want to understand the meaning behind the statement "Black lives Matter".
@J K come on...same old bullsh... excuses!!! "ALL LIVES MATTER"!!! Tell me, where did this statement originated from??!!! LMMAF!!!! PETTINESS!! I can't deal!!!! I AM DONE!!!!
The BLM comment came from the all lives matter and if you haven't been paying attention the past I don't know couple of years especially after George Floyd then I don't know what to say. I can't defend people who break the law but we shouldn't be able to tolerate officers who break the law and violate our constitutional rights. So any opportunity we can talk about race relations Is a Good Thing unless you condone and officer shooting an unarmed black man for no reason especially when he's done nothing wrong.
for everyone who didn't read the article, the dog lived❤❤
How are you doing hope you safe
thank you for writing this ♡
The best ending
Thank you for sharing that Dorothy.....was already tearing up.
I believe you. Thanks
“Sid is now fine, chewing toys and avoiding the pool at all costs.”
Shes the hero that every dog deserves
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💖🐾🐾🦴🍀💚
You are Wonderful.
So happy for you and your family and of course your pup! Your fast thinking and reaction time was off the charts! Lots of love to you!
She kept her head and acted quickly, so glad the pup survived. The woman looked terrified but focused. So proud of her.
Why water is in pool in winter? Supposed to be drained..
She was very silly . The dog was near the place he fell. She went all the way to the other side in a straight line. Women ...
@@justinmacarrhur1924 she was panicked and still saved the dog. I’m sure a man would automatically know where the dog is instantly because he has different genitals 🤦🏻♀️ makes no sense
@@09lealily yeah, making a straight path all to the other side... amazing.
Also i don t think the dog is alive.
@@09lealily women are way more panicky ngl.
My heart sank when she couldn't find him. That must have been terrifying.
Her. Its Her
You can feel her panic as she frantically searches for her dog.
Yes my heart sank at that point too! I had so much anxiety. So glad Sid was rescued!
Never even took her head below the water to see where the dog is lol🤦🏻♂️
@@howltuskyt2290 Lots of people, myself included, can't open their eyes underwater. And at these temperatures?? I'd love to see you try!
Respect for the women ❤️ hope that everything is all right with the dog 🙏🏻
Cool minecraft pfp how did you build that
I don’t think it is mincraft
Only one woman
It died
Dog was saved, link in another comment
This is so interesting to watch, you can only imagine all this adrenaline in her blood and brain making her forget that this sh** is freezing cold
Yeah when your baby is on the line you don't feel that cold until you know your baby is ok.
I would’ve been crying but at the same time frantically trying to find the dog like she was
HYPERS
This happened to me.. only it was a child that fell into frozen lake, I can say for certain that your adrenaline overrides the freezing cold sensation for sure!
@@shaneoneill502 you can not compare the 2. You are a real hero. This lady simply neglected her dog.
The most terrifying thing was trying to find the dog in the first place
i know you could pretty much see the desperation in her movements
Sid is now fine, chewing toys and avoiding the pool at all costs.
Thankfully the dog didn't need CPR. Its difficult enough for humans imagine dogs
@@danpineda4447 a fence now, just to be safe. Don't need a next time.
@@noodlethedoodle6174 Now desperate enough to get her hair wet though. Didn’t want to put her head under water…
She was truly determined, as she even got OUT of the pool, so she could look from all around on the surface, to see if she could see him possibly from there...AND when she did, she went RIGHT back in to get him!! Bless her, & her dogs!!
Funny what humans are capable of and for some reason we only focus on the negative.
u know I wonder whos disliking these types of vids
@@biggaplz1016 Ha good point! You would have to be some evil fool who hates humanity...
@@JIBBZFN I don't think its focusing on the negative to note that if she just went under and opened her eyes she'd have gotten to the pup quicker
@@nonya7954 not everyone can do that, plus it was freezing, I imagine it would hurt your eyes.
the dog is OK, saw on another channel
Do you have the link,please?
@@dias_usa th-cam.com/video/CcUv9XJ8_hE/w-d-xo.html
WKRN TV is where it shows the dog is ok 😊
Thank you.
Thanks
When adrenaline rush kicks you in, defying the undefiable.
It’s Fukn cold water
Emergency food? Is that you?
what do you mean, she can't drown in half meter water.... how is this dangerous? cold, sure, but come on...
@@ivok9846 it's about saving the dog, not drowning
@@ivok9846 you can easily get hypothermia and frostbite you idiot. Think before you comment
I can't imagine if she didn't see the dog fall in, this could have been so much worse..
Happy that they're both okay❤
@@Sally-nj5wn same
Frozen dog, got to Let it Go.
It doesn't bare thinking about
@@Sally-nj5wn I read other comments where that's what happened to someone's dog. :(
Yep & it only takes a moment.
That happened to my baby, Sammi, in 1985. She was a tea cup poodle & would never go anywhere near the pool, it terrified her. We'd let her out, she'd go potty in her spot which wasn't near the pool at all. So how she fell in is still a mystery. We wasted so much time looking for her bc we thought she escaped the fence again to go cow chasing. It didn't dawn on us to even check the pool bc of her fear of it.
Our outcome was the worse case scenario.😔
I still feel terrible & always will.
Have a blessed weekend. Peace🕊️😘
"Sid is now fine, chewing toys and avoiding the pool at all costs."
He didn't stand a chance without her❗
Thank God. That was frightening to watch. ❤️❤️❤️
I’m jut thankful that she saw him fall in and knew where to look.
Get a pool cover, poor dog.
@@mythoughts6922 They keep the pool open all year, but the pump that keeps ice from forming broke. It was scheduled to be fixed, right before this snow storm hit.
So glad he is ok!
I can’t imagine the panic she was going through. I’m getting teary eyed just watching this.
I came to say the exact same thing 😞😥🙏🏾
@Jdawg 12 they’re not just dogs, they’re family
@Jdawg 12 then don’t be a dog wiener tf? Some people actually care for their pets and are basically family. I don’t think that’s hard to understand.
No cap. That dog would’ve just had to die if I was stupid enough to let it out in that weather anyway.
@Jdawg 12 Because you put animals in your care and they go to that length for you, a lot of fucking people go to that length for animals it's not a hard concept to understand. Just don't be a fucking douche about it. Or don't own animals.
oh no hopefully the doggo is ok. She/He was in there for awhile.
The dog is okay 👍🏻
@UCEbKngiD4MWpM4pj2zMDd7A 🤨 go touch some grass bro and take a deep breath to relax 🖕
@@melissaalvarez9296 Bro what?
The dog was dead for a while.🙏🏻
"Smith said Tatum saved Sid's life." Dog is ok.
She said in other interview that she feels and think of nothing, just want to save her baby, hurting her hands while cracking the ice, thank God the doggo survived!
Great.
It’s called a dog. Not doggo weirdo
imagine if she had a baby.
The only dogos i know are the dogo argentino
@@wgtow3434 omg your so freaking stupid
This is why pool covers should be used when closing pool for the season
A good weight bearing cover costs a lot but would benefit everyone including our furry friends
@Augusta Mae sounds like a water bag/tarp cover that got the cat. They're more expensive but a safety cover, mesh or solid would be very hard for a pet to get through.
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@Augusta Mae yeah, I worked in the pool industry for 20 years in the Northeast and the awful stories I could tell about removing tarp covers in the spring and the heartbreak of having to inform the homeowners. You can imagine.
She was relying on the ice cover but the dog was bit over weight.
just lettin everyone know, the dog was ok, just very cold. his owner saved his life.
Thank you
Thank you. I needed to know that. 😔
Omg thank you!!
How would you know that????
Thank god. I was frantically serching for a video which showed him to be ok
She didnt feel the cold trust me. Sheer panic was keeping her warm.
Nah she felt that shit. Dude it's like knives immediately stabbing you and your limbs go limp because of blood flow. Adrenaline isn't enough in that situation
No, pretty sure stupidity was keeping her away from hypothermia.
I would say she did it wasn't a traumatic enough experience to give her adrenaline just pure heart here
@@el34glo59 Not really. You feel it but you dont care especially if you are panicking. I ice swim for the fun of it and its not that bad. It feels hot almost when its super cold. But the affect of adrenaline can keep you from feeling entire limbs being cut off and stab wounds + gun wounds. Pain much higher than the hot numbing sensation of ice water. She didnt even put her head underwater?
@@watcher1245 what was stupid about her saving the dog.....?
Holy shit... The fear of not sot seeing him immedietely resurface and unable to find him must've been heart stopping... Poor little dude, he's lucky he's got a good momma
Ye
Yeah, my heart even tensed at her walking through the pool not finding him ....
No he has an absolutely outstanding Super Mom
Good momma indeed
Yeah 100 %, I was thinking the same
Girl you have my deepest respect for what you did.
"Sid is now fine, chewing toys and avoiding the pool at all costs."
God bless u dear 😊💝
Thank you
So u from the 812?
@Kay4 Channel bro what
Good to hear!
When things were at their worst, she was at her best.
Watching the black dog during the owner's successful rescue: This is why our dogs think we're God.
okay.. Starman... good call..
One of the best line I have ever read.
Well said...Thanks
She let them out.
When she didnt find him straight away my heart dropped. Good thinking to get out and "find" him that way. She is a HERO!
Smart thinking would be to look under water and see everything
@@gabrielgalaxygh It would be exceedingly painful as soon as she immersed her head in such cold water.
@@gabrielgalaxygh Not to mention the ice shards from breaking through the surface
@@gabrielgalaxygh I agree the waters cold but she should have went under and it's not extremely cold or the ice would be pretty thick
Turned out that the dog had rabies and neither dog had it's shot's. They had to put them down shortly after this unfortunately.
Custom pool cover- 2k
Security of knowing nobody is drowning- priceless
OUTSTANDING COMMENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Drain the pool in the winter.
@@saulwest8254 the concrete requires the water pressure.
As soon as I got a dog a bought a safety cover.
I was thinking the same thing. Why isn’t the pool covered?
I love how the other dog was worried for his brother, I hope the dog didn't get harmed.
It wasn’t worried atall just watch it again the other dog thinks it’s a game
@@craigjones2836 nah dude, you watch it again. The poor thing is clearly worried. Dogs are very intelligent and are usually pretty fast to read how serious a situation is. The dog is circling the pool and very energetic, he's very nervous.
@Sally Sparrow-Song
It makes sense for the dog to be nervous, wolves know that when they fall into a frozen lake it’s the end for them unless they are able to swim out so most likely dogs carry this kind of thinking from wolves.
Sorry sally but you’re dead wrong I’m actually a dog expert I’ve trained dogs for years I even teach them how to bark, I am telling you that dog thinks it’s a game
He died
Respect to you ma’am. Hero is a term that gets tossed around easily these days, but you put yourself in peril and didn’t surrender until you succeeded. In my eyes you’re a hero.
In the pups eyes too
And she wears tight pants... like a superhero 🦸♀️😘
no thats called negligence. Dogs should NOT be put in that situation. Owners fault.
@@Executiveinvestments- Alright, Karen.
@Adolfo Romero karen? Good god thats long been played out a year ago. Think of new material or are you too dumb for that?
For those who didn’t see the article in the description:
the dog is ALIVE and well as well as the lady. THEY ARE OKAY!☺️
The dog died a few days later from covid 19.
@@anthonygomez8445 LMAO
“As well as the lady”.....
Everyone: thank god the dog is okay 😂
It's happy to hear that they both r fine 😉
@@anthonygomez8445 wait srsly?
This woman is a genuine hero. You never know what type of person you will be when faced w/a crisis. When the feeling of Fight or Flight comes, she is undoubtedly a fighter. That spirit will always be housed within her, and I could only hope to be as brave.
Chill. It was cold water that she could stand in. This is not what I would define as “heroic” action, but what is expected in this situation.
A hero is someone who jumps on a hand grenade to save his fellow soldiers.
@@roybaty7439 Heroes come in all shapes and sizes.
yall are such debby downers lol
@@joot9184 Girl, preach.
You are the hero in this comment section. LOL
When you're in that moment, you're not thinking about how cold it is.
Family makes you stronger
Too cold to put her head under water and take a look though.
@@elvee88 if she did that, none will be rescued
@@amnmalik7922 and not necessarily blood ties...we choose who we call family
@@elvee88 pools probably dirty it will be hard to see under all that snow too.
My anxiety hit the roof when she was breaking ice around where her dog fell & she couldn't locate him. So happy hes alive
I nearly passed out.
The Dog went in and was desperately trying to find a way out swimming under water! If she had a swim mask handy see could of gone under water, seen him and got him out much sooner. Take a lesson from her mistake!
When you are not trained and in this kind of situation, there is no plan, you just go. I'm happy it turned out OK.
Most of the times it's instinct what can actually save lives...
@Nathan Wilcox My dad's dog fell into the pool in winter trying to get his tennis ball. We didn't know he couldn't swim. Watching him sink deeper and deeper, I jumped into the pool. I grabbed his tail but he was twisting and heading into the deep end. I finally swam underneath him and rose up with him on my shoulders. I was so happy that I saved him. The water was cold but not frozen. My hat goes off to this woman. She didn't give up on her dog.
@Nathan Wilcox Actually the cold would have worked in the dog's favor in reference to brain damage without oxygen. I don't know if she performed some type of chest compressions or what but I know that I would have. A coworker had a FIL that had a heart attack or stroke and they actually lowered his temperature with ice to try and combat brain damage. He was slowly brought out of an ice-cold coma and had a complete recovery. It was amazing. Extreme cold can work in your favor. :)
@Nathan Wilcox
The dog lived.. needed oxygen.. I googled the story
@@Gentlebreeze397 Thank you!
this was intense. i'm so glad she saved him. i would have done the same.
Me too.
Me too. My dogs are my babies just like my human babies are.
don't know why anyone wouldn't?
@@julianliu6440 I had an argument when this first came out and was told that saving a dog in a frozen pool like this is a “white thing” and black people wouldn’t “risk their lives like this over a dog”
It was shocking to me cuz a lot of people were agreeing with her.
I mean, I know for a fact that she’s wrong, but it’s still shocking to me that anyone would just watch their dog (or a dog) die and do nothing
@@ILLeeT36 Maybe there is science involved in that.
You see when the temperature is around 5-10-15 degrees Celsius. The whites have no problem with jumping into water. they even wear sleeveless while walking around.
Whereas, the black skin isn't used to the cold weather that much.
And if you see the other way, whites will have major problems surviving high summer temperatures like 45degrees celcious+
But still there is a way to discuss things, those group of blacks were not gentle enough, maybe..
Nevertheless, I personally believe, one should give his best shot in such a situation and he will probably see the best results.
She made me cried. GOD bless this woman for not hesitating to rescue the dog. Pray for your safety.
Screw her for not covering her pool. What happens if she's not there? That's like setting your own house on fire and "saving" your animals.
The correct spelling is "cry." And why did she make you cry?
@@JohnVC in a linked article it states that they have a pump to stop the pool from icing up . The pump broke down an hour before this happened .
@@krankykritter6402 Well, maybe those dogs should learn how to swim in icy water if that's going to be the case. No fencing, no cover, and a broken pump. Some hero.
@@bikotheanimator6169 the feeling of near death., im a dog lover so call it over acting but you really cant help if something like this would tear you apart.
For everyone wondering he is okay his name is Sid and he is healthy now I looked at the article he is safe and healthy now
Thanks ,,,, wow Scary Vid ...
Thank you
I know the kid who owns him
you da mvp
It’s crazy how the other dog knows something is wrong and keeps looking back to see if everything is ok.
I think they read our body language sometimes
I just kept wanting to hear Tony baker
Dogs are intelligent and capable of complex emotions
Yeah , a lot of dogs are pretty smart beings
When they've been with you long enough, they can feel you !
when she couldn't find the dog i was literally shaking-
could be a sign of Michael J Fox disease, you should go see your vet to be safe.
@@BoopSnoot Oh, snap! Your vet?
😆That ain't right.
Pool covers are a good thing when we have kids and pets.
Make sure to get a hard top tho soft top pool covers are more deadly than not having a pool cover
In many states it’s now become a law that fences must be erected around any newly installed or modified in ground pools.
Thanks captain hindsight!
Agreed after seeing our cat go in our pool (the ice was starting to break) we decided to empty the pool every winter
Friends dog drowned falling onto a pool cover. It got wrapped up in it.
This is why you have to watch them just like kids. I’m so glad she got to him in time
Or a fence for the pool
@@septiikos9680 100% agree
@@septiikos9680 fence kinda expensive and is kinda an eyesore, just get a pool cover it should be enough to save your dog or child
@@masternick4361 And just.. Watch them.
Or cover the pool. Why was the pool not drained for the winter???
That water would have felt like knives being stabbed into her. All I can say is that her love and her bravery are what legends are made of.
I’m sure her body pumped so much adrenaline she may not have felt the cold. Well, at least I hope so.
White water kayaker. Most white water in our area is snow melt. We usually wear multiple thermal layers and a dry suit over top. Covered from head to toe, except face. Makes it tolerable, but if you swim, it could still be serious. That feeling of stabbing is correct. Also, muscles get rigid. Most people inhale reflexively. Jumping in once is one thing. Knowing what's coming the second time is another.
thats a nice thought but im pretty sure the dog is dead. it was under water longer than that 1 minute of edited footage they showed
Apparently the dog lived it was on another channel
@@ishootqueers Great news is the dog lived! You can see the interview the owner did with the news.
I like her little wingman who ran around the pool like he was encouraging her not to give up.
She got the dog out, called a neighbor whom is also a Vet, and the dog is okay.
Благодарю за хорошую информацию про собаку 👍😀
The vet only charged $5000 for a house call. They are such a generous profession.
I just need to read comments to calm myself glad her dog is okay now.
Same for me!😅
One dog drowned and was found dead when the ice melted
Same...
Dog died
You stressed out too
That woman is a classic example of adrenaline helping us in an emergency. That frozen water must have been unbelievably cold. Her feet must have been aching from it within seconds, but she kept on going, God bless her. I'm so glad the dog lived.
@@ropi8739 Oh gee, was I "playing the scientist?" I was making a comment about the power of adrenaline, because that water was bone cold. That's it. I didn't say how cold according to science. But it was enough to attract a troll eh? What are you, one of those guys who surfs TH-cam looking for women to correct?
Must’ve been debilitating but the adrenaline had her going
@@mightymissk mmmm I could have said it better. Sorry about that comment, it was at the end of a difficult day.
@@ropi8739 Thank you. Apology accepted. I appreciate your courteous reply. You don't see that a lot on TH-cam.
@@mightymissk You are welcome. It's only fair to apologize when we do something we didn't really mean to. Thank you as well for courteously accepting :) Remember though that water, unless salty as in the Seas/Oceans, is always above 0° Celsius when in its liquid state.
Anyone who loves animals or has a dog will do this! So happy she got him out!
Anyone with courage.
In a heart bet i love my dog
I would love to agree with you, but I don't think all owners would care enough for their dogs to do it.
If they all would, nobody would find any dog attached to tree in parks or forests, left to starve to death...
@@TeteBruleeFR but he said people who LOVE their dogs
@@viknabullen4196 You are correct sir. I unnecessarily broke the mood x)
She didn't rescue her dog she rescued a family member
And the family member she saved was the dog
@@tayolenson2268 wanted to say da same
that it's her dog
Exactly
She obviously wasn't going to get out until she found him.
“Tatum said she's no hero and would have jumped in to save anyone's pet.
Sid is now fine, chewing toys and avoiding the pool at all costs.”
Tatum sure as hell IS a hero! Frekin’ awesome pet parent.
*pet owner
@@laurijelonen6762 * pet parent get it right
@@laurijelonen6762 why would a 'slave owner' save their 'slave'?
Not gonna lie, when I've rescued the dog and me, guess who's gonna be an indoor pet forever.
That's why we dont let our Yorkie and Shih Tzu go anywhere but the grass lawn we have outside to poop and pee and back in they go.
Indoor pets live longer and are usually just as happy as outdoor pets
Forever!!!!
Ok man backyard pools have always been dangerous when neglected. I never had a pool but my friend did in his old house, and they always had a pool cover on the pool when it wasn’t in use. I mean props to her for saving her dog but none of this would of happened had she just used a pool cover. You shouldn’t expect a pet to be able to swim, much less in freezing cold water so why risk it and let them near it in the first place?
@@a50ftfall6 no they aren’t! They’re so bored in the house! They all need to get outdoors, but not near a pool
I love this woman. So brave. No hesitation to save her baby
BRAVE????
Nothing brave about this, what is wrong with you.
Brave but not clever. Where else would the dog be but near where it fell?
@@TemplarX2 well you rely on the assumption she let them out. Given her heroics I believe we owe her the benefit of the doubt
It is said, that a person's true heart is shown, in how they treat an animal.
So true, I always remember that
Amen
❤️❤️
Ditto
Couple of El Salvadorian Immigrants hanging on a corner looking for work told me it's so poor in their country ppl are always angry & take it out on the dogs and other animals. They have the most notorious gangs & use machetes to kill. One guy petting his german shepherd told me he didn't know how to love a dog until he came to America 🇺🇸🗽 lol. The others agreed and said Americans really love animals & treat them like family which teaches ppl from poor countries to do the same. It made me feel good to know that.
I am so glad she saw her dog go in! This is why I put a gate between the pool area and the other part of the yard. My dogs can't go near our pool unless we are out there with them. We don't have snow. Also, in the summer months we put our dogs in the pool and teach them how to swim to the step. We use praise and treats. My Boston Terrier fell in one February (before we put in the gate) and the video cam showed him swimming to the step! This lady was so brave, bless her and her doggies!
Good on You!!
The dog must've been stuck under the ice and just couldn't come up got disoriented and passed out. Poor dog and the woman too. I can't imagine 😩
we have bostons too. theyre such sweet little rascals. right now we just have one named dottie who is a rescue. she loves our 13 year old elder pug
This video isn't about you and all your life experiences, I have never understand why some people have always this incontrolable urgency of talking about themselves, perhaps when such urgency arises you should stand in front of a mirror an refrend yourself from doing so.
Eieie
Ejewkej
Its called adrenaline. She didnt feel nothing her mind was on one thing and that was to save her dog. Blessings up
I absolutely agree...now once the dog was out and alive, then it was "oh my god it's cold!"
She went full Momma Bear
She felt that regardless she has big heart
Ultra instinct
"Didn't feel nothing"??? Come on.....
Wow, that's made me cry - I can't even imagine how frightening that must have been, not being able to find him
My heart dropped while watching her search for her dog. I'm glad everyone's ok.
Please love me
@@nathanielmiller5813 God loves you and so do I too.
I feel her panic all the way here when she couldn't find him... 😭 He almost died
ya ...but luckily he survived
I got worried when she didn't check the other direction and got out and circled the pool. The dog did jump in the direction she initially searched, & the dog never resurfaced.
What an incredibly weird profile you have. Do you think its YOUR responsibility to broadcast bad behavior? I wonder what we might learn if the camera was pointed at YOU, Anya Star? You're pathetic.
@@efflorescence2447 what?
@@dearluciella5032 What confuse you?
Omg what a Beautiful warrior spirit this woman has.
Funny thing it was also her fault for not Draining the pool. How dose that not cross her mind that the dogs could fall in the ice cold pool? But she also saved him.
You shouldn't drain inground pools they may "float" if they don't have a certain valve installed in the bottom of them.
@@ogwillakers4989 If the owner knows he / she can’t drain the pool because of what you Described. Then it would be easy to put a pool cover on top of that pool right? why not think ahead before something bad happens?
I agree a pool cover would have done wonders!
@@jasonpatel6562 a pool cover as in a plastic blanket?
Our dogs are family. I lost mine Xmas. He was a 14 year old jack Russel terrier his name was Jake. Died of cancer. RIP jake we all miss you 😢
🐾🙏👑🕊️
Poor little Jake. I’m sure he was well loved that’s all they need.
As a California pool man many years ago I can say one thing here - pool safety nets work. Get one or risk the loss of a loved one some day.
I agree.
Especially when it snows, the pool should be covered to avoid any drowning happening :'(
Yes definitely! Water is one thing, but when there's snow and ice makes it a death trap for kids and pets.
@@nicolen3177 there shouldn’t even be any water in it in the winter time
@@dagheidr freak cold storm in Tennessee... they do NOT get that cold usually. They average 52°f in February!
Love my dogs. They are family to me and wouldn't even think twice on doing the same.
Exactly! I’d put myself in harms way to save my dog anyday. Our little humans
Same here.
Amen to you !
@@yellericaa115 I love how you express yourself. Our little humans ! So well put and you could patten that and make mugs etc soo cute
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I love my dog too. Shiddd.....but my black ass have two kids to look after. There's no way I would risk getting hypothermia for a dog. That's just me
She was probably so cold but didn’t feel a thing because she went mom mode
No way, she didn't feel it. Frozen water over most of your body & cold air are instantly painful, extremely painful, even with adrenaline.
It is instant total body shock to where it's hard to breath. Slows breathing & motor control. You're body doesn't kind of get used to it like with chilly/cold water. Frozen is a whole other beast, the pain is intense.
The adrenaline helped her be able to go back in & push thru her rapidly stiffening limbs, but it hurt the whole time.
And it would have hurt after, hard to get warm, knives stabbing feeling. And I assume she delayed warming herself or even taking off her freezing clothes (keeping her cold) until after she resuscitated the dog.
Most ppl would have hit that water once if at all, then gone & looked for a tool like a rake to try to use, good chance dog would have been dead by then.
you are absolutely right. She went into mom (or daddy) mode, she saved her baby. that was all that mattered. I've seen that look in both my parents eyes. My prayers go to all those souls who couldn't reach their babies because I know they loved them just as much.
@@Catch-xd8qx You sound like you’ve been through this
Any Sensible parent wouldn't let their children play by an icy body of water to begin with.
Thats what she said if you read the full story in description. She said she didn’t feel the cold because of the adrenaline.
The body can do extraordinary things when you don't worry what if, and just go for it.
Right
Ice man hoff
@@jaketherunner6411 Yes indeed
I dont personally know any dog owner who wouldn't jump in for their baby.. I'd wade through fire to save my babydog.
Why wade through fire ? A brisk walk or run through the gaseous state would be ok.
@@mviv6339 lolol.. I always use fire as the scary analogy.. because for the ten thousandth year in a row it's still voted the worst way to die. It's the reigning champ of horrible ways to go..
I love my bunny a lot ( My bunny is like a lot of people's dogs to me ) but I'm not going to risk my life in a fire to save him. I'd try everything I could but in the end if the risk is too high I have to give up. What's the point if both of us are going to die?
I don't know any who wouldnt
I don't know any pool owners who doesn't put a pool cover on in the winter.
Water: *Haha I’m very cold you can’t swim in me*
Adrenaline: *Allow me to introduce myself*
Lmaooo
seriously? joking about something that could have been resulted in death? grow up.
@@9ylee306 nah you should grow up, snowflake, dog didn't die and is 100% fine now so I see no problem in a simple joke.
But if she had put her head in the water to see where the dog was, it wouldn't have nearly died...
So truel...adrenaline gets you in touch with courage...
She didn’t care that she was in a freezing pool she looked like she didn’t care at all which really shows she loved her dog ❤️
💗
@Almighty Xavier Nah it’s shows how much she loves her dog
@Almighty Xavier if you're not willing to do this for your dog, u shouldn't have one
Adrenaline kicks in, you don't feel the cold.
@Almighty Xavier funny! Actually ur not the brightest for it’s always a self reflection lol 😂
Cudowna kobieta,niech zawsze będzie szczęśliwa.
That minute must have felt like an eternity for the both of them
This is a good example of why you need winter pool covers with animals around you just never know what might happen
Watch out for the small war down here get triggered at your own risk
This was during Tennessee's cold spike. We almost never get snow like this so no real reason to get it.
If the owner didn't want a pool cover, why not gate off the pool area?
@@TheDramacist Why if we never get snow?
@@lecherosadadulce7320 "never" doesn't seem to be correct in this case hehe
A fence around the pool would be a better choice
Glad he’s okay omg God bless them and everyone take care of them like they take care of us ❤️
They say people show their true character when they are thrown into a dire situation. Some will run away, others will become "HERO" . Good for this lady doing the right thing.
Think your mistaking that for when people's lives are in danger. Who on earth would run away with thier loved one in this situation?
I seen a video where a lady's dog got swept into the ocean from the beach, she just looked and didn't attempt to jump in. Another man came running into frame and jump into the strong tide and rescued the dog. Afterwards she just calmly walked away as if it wasn't a big deal
@@Genesis-ef1jt Probably shock. That, though, is a case of life endangerment. If the tide cam sweep a dog, it'll sweep a person and drown you.
Yes, you can say she was a "SHERO" here.
And no I have not made up a new word; It's an official word
@@Genesis-ef1jt Don't go on with that type of judgemental retoric. Some people shut down or run away when in danger because of panic response. Yes the people who save others in panic are amazing but you have no right to judge how people act in a traumatic situation.
I cannot believe the dog survived after being under for so long. I'm crying. I'm so glad the woman saw what happened. Losing your pet like that is something you never move past.
beta woman moment
@@deadly1246 lol
@@deadly1246 exactly this...imagine losing a child instead of a stupid animal
@@levievans2964 Losing a child is something that only someone who had such a precious lost can feel and understand. The rest can only imagine. A human being is much more valuable than an animal. That's for sure. But, don`t forget. Losing an animal you loved, also affects your heart because you love it and care for it. I don`t have children, but I had a dog. It died of cancer. I loved it. I went with my dog to the vet alive and came back with it dead in a sack. My heart was struck with great sadness. When you love an animal you can`t just stop your emotions just because it is an animal. We are humans.
When God created this beautiful world, His intention was to live in peace with all beings. All animals, including the lion and other predators, were herbivores, meaning, that they were eating grass. But with the decay of human beings, we started to destroy this world becoming carnivores, so does the animals resulting in killings.
@@alexanderstephen1567 I'm sorry but the last paragraph does not make sense. Predators are physically fit to hunt and eat other animals, they can't become herbivores without changing their entire biology and that would make them a completely different specie. This world you call beautiful is not made for peace since a single cell needs to consume another for survive and since resources are limited.
Respect for the lady who did absolutely the right thing. Every dog owner has a duty to do something like this when his dog is in danger. we have to take care of our dogs as they take care of us. who is the 4 legged soldier who defends your life with his own? it is our duty to take care of our good Boys. I love this Lady. She is protecting her baby. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
"You become responsible forever for what you’ve tamed.” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Lol she did many things wrong . Having a pool full of water in winter with dogs running about, and she searched it like a fool. I knew there s a high chance the dog was around the initial hole. She went all the way to the other side.
Also the dog must be dead.
@Sky's the Limit show me the article
@Lynn Smith I agree 👍💯 That's the first thing I thought when I seen the video.
@@justinmacarrhur1924 it’s in the description
Much respect to the rescuer! Many thanks for your efforts! You're a good person!
I'm surprised the dog actually survived, that seemed like a long time underwater
The fact that the water was so frigidly cold helped in that matter.
@@hotrod66ify how did it help?
@@GreatBirdOfHope Slows your heart rate down, so less oxygen is needed.
vengefulbeauty Cold water shock actually does the opposite.
@@vengefulbeauty thanks for the answer!
I mean probably because of the adrenaline, she didn’t even felt the cold water at all xd
When the body experiences extreme stress(physically or emotionally)it releases adrenaline.If the amount of stress on the body is huge,the adrenaline rush hits and basically for a few minutes you dont feel pain and it makes you stronger
so what
Or she did and didn't care... did you know that story about the man who took his paralyzed dog for cold "swims" at the lake because it helped with the doggie's joints pain?
He wouldn't have hesitated to come to her rescue either. That's why we love dogs as much as we do.
yeah but the other dog was like nope I'm not the one
@@lawrenceacosta8644 lmao... he was like, "Can I have your stuff tho?"
@@lawrenceacosta8644 @Gurka Gurkadurka He was just keeping things upbeat to take off the edge and had eternally optimistic expectation his buddy was just pranking bruh
Some dogs
I’d lose fingers and toes to save my tiny 13 year old dogs from ANY danger.
Stupidity at it's highest level. That's truth. You talking about a dog. Not a person.
@@BigDanOz Shut up. God did not create animals to be worshiped. Sad, sick, and very devilish. Bye.
@@BigDanOz i don't worship animals. I worship the creator of all heaven and earth. The one who created animals. Jesus made me whole. All that. You need Jesus. For real.
@@BigDanOz bye you lying devil. I don't drink. Never have. Thank you Jesus.
@@joycewoodruff5421 My mother put a reverse mortgage on her house and put herself in poor health for the sake of rescuing animals. Now she comes to me for help because she spent all her money on cat food, litter, vet bills, etc. INSANE what people do for animals. At least children are covered with medical insuranse.
For anyone who didn't read the full story: Sid (the dog) survived and is just fine now
Did the girl get sick doe 0-0
yay lol
Thank God. I was holding my breath in fear hoping they would say what happened at the end of the video.
Omg😱went into a panic watching this. I would have done the same exact thing. I’m glad to hear that the dog is ok (after reading previous comments) whew!🙏🏻❤️
He’s good
Any dog lover would do that, bless this family.
I can't swim for my life :c I would die with my pet
@@emomsen1089 I would probably die but save the pet 😄 but honestly wouldn't mind me dying as long as my animals are fine :)
I’ve saved my dog from a regular cold pool, and that was bad enough, I can’t imagine the temperature shock she must’ve felt. Love for your dog will give you strength to do what you need to 💕 I’m glad they have such a caring owner
It's different when adrenaline kicks in, you just go into action
Omy 🥺🥺 she was there at the right time, I can’t imagine her anxiety of not finding the dog, in the first attempt
OMG, THIS IS SO SCARY, POOR PUP, SHE'S A TRUE ANGEL HERO, GOD BLESS HER!
God bless the owner..she loves her fury pets..I would to the same thing.,what would u do??
I would have went straight under the water to find the pet
This is why you put pool covers on your pools in the winter, people, especially if you have children and/ or pets.
Covers and fences....
I agree! PLEASE COVER YOUR POOLS with pool covers and fences! ❤️
She said she doesn't keep a cover because they have a pump to keep this from happening. The issue is that shortly before this video the pump went out and they scheduled to have it fixed.
What does a pump do. When something, someone falls in pool?
@@nellgrill3845 Heat the pool so there isn't a layer of ice on the top. Dogs can swim, but the ice is a problem.
This 1 minute video could be a cinematic film - happiness, heroism, tragedy, and an article to follow it up with a redemption arc.
The stress I felt while watching. I was so tense I was actually in pain.
@@danascully7358 Perfect movie review! 5 🌟s
It's a film about how dumb pool owners are cheap and chose not to buy a pool cover.
Anyone who says animals have no souls needs to watch this. That other doggo was so concerned for his her/friend. They would not leave the poolside until mom got there. This woman is a hero....and she's barefoot!!!
True
And she can probably get pneumonia
If he was so concerned why didn't he rescue the other dog.
I think only Christianity has that belief
@@anthonygomez8445 you're sick
Poor guy, the other dog was so concerned about his buddy!
I respect this woman, just imagine how painful that cold water is 🥶🥶🥶
The adrenalin rush probably made her brain ignore the pain.
I'd definitely do the same for my little Pomchi. He's my baby and there isn't anything I wouldn't do to ensure his safety.
This is a morning shower in Finland
We love you. -Sheaba & Perline
@@gemini-vibes6118 i did the same when mine went into the river which was frozen on the sides, she fell through it and couldnt get out. As soon as i walked on the ice and fell in she decided she was able to get out 😂😂
What we do for love and our pets! This is so heartwarming! I'm crying this is humans at their best!😘
What a courageous loving woman!
Omg, I started crying. I'm so happy she saved her baby...I couldn't imagine this happening to my baby...
Where does it say that she saved the dog?
@@MusikCabaret
The article in the description.
I can't even think of the horror that was running through her head when the time was passing by and she was still looking for her dog. You did what any of us dog lovers would've done, well done!
Broke through the ice with all the power of a mom and the rage of John Wick.
I’m so glad she’s ok.
If anyone bothered to read the article. The pool isn’t empty because they keep it open all year but it so happens that the pump was broken because of the storm so the pool froze over and the dogs likely know how to swim but weren’t expecting the cold given that it’s normally not frozen over. Maybe read before you judge someone. 😌😌 that is what is wrong with society now.
Society has always been judgmental, so other than the “now” part of your comment, I agree!
thank you
@TexMex
man who hurt you?
@TexMex ?
@Playa_Made_Mexican just like your spelling of "relivant"
Oh my. That was terrifying. I wish they would have informed us of the dog’s survival or not.
the dog is ok click on show more to get the full story
The dog was under there way to long
@@daquanmcdonald7104 ; Guess again .
I heard the dog is ok!
there is a link in the description "full story"
That is incredible devotion and loyalty to her pup. She's a hero. Hope the dog is okay.
yes he is
She created this dangerous situation by not covering, draining, or gating the pool. Her carelessness almost killed her dog. Please stop commending her.
@@evankaufman3131 ok!!!! Mr Perfect.
I would die for my dog. Glad to hear everyone was ok.
Bravo to this woman, she went through agony to save her dog. And her other dog was freaking out right along with her. 'Save my buddy!" So glad to hear Sid is ok now, that was a close call.
That made me feel truly sick. I'm so happy to read that the dog survived as it could so easily have gone the other way. Please, please protect your furbabies from frozen water/lakes.
She truly deserves to be this dog's human ❤️
*Tears...This is what love for an animal will happen to you when you know they are*
*in distress. She is my hero.*
This is all about every life matters... Tons of respect to this lady.
Yes but black lives matter before all lives can matter
But, what I do not understand is why would you, "Iftikhar Ahmad" make a statement like that and relate it to the rescuing of a dog. Clearly, some people do not fully understand or want to understand the meaning behind the statement "Black lives Matter".
@J K come on...same old bullsh... excuses!!! "ALL LIVES MATTER"!!! Tell me, where did this statement originated from??!!! LMMAF!!!! PETTINESS!! I can't deal!!!! I AM DONE!!!!
The BLM comment came from the all lives matter and if you haven't been paying attention the past I don't know couple of years especially after George Floyd then I don't know what to say. I can't defend people who break the law but we shouldn't be able to tolerate officers who break the law and violate our constitutional rights. So any opportunity we can talk about race relations Is a Good Thing unless you condone and officer shooting an unarmed black man for no reason especially when he's done nothing wrong.
DOG LIVES MATTER ❤️❤️❤️🐕🐕🐕