Review on 🐶 SwimWays Spring Float Paddle Paws Dog Pool Float - Small: Perfect for Dogs up to 65 lbs! by Michelle Meyer

I have a senior lab assistant who is very suspicious and moody. Your young dog will probably get it right. She spent most of her life playing by the lake, but I moved to the city and bought a large swimming pool in my backyard. She's standing on the platform I made for her, panting at me and swimming, but doesn't know how to relax when she's not swimming. I have tried a large yellow paw-shaped inflatable dog raft, but it is too difficult for them to step on and too difficult to put on if you have a large dog. Finally I gave in and ordered it. It's only my first day but I was able to "trick" her into wearing it by putting it right under her and shoving it up her ass lol (she's pissed right now). She finally relaxed, but this is only the first day. I hope in a few weeks I'll see how she understands that herself. So this is the dog raft you need when you need to push your dog a bit to use it and you have a huge dog that you really can't lift. With a spring frame, you can just dip the rim in the water and load the dog up like a taco. He's really big. I'm sure your Great Dane or Newfoundland will do.