Gibbs thought is looked like heaven.
(Pretty pantone emerald green: color of the year?)
It will take a week and several hundred dollars worth of chemicals to get it clear and swimmable.
We know Gibbs loves to drink water and play in the hose, but we did not know how he would react to the opening of the pool.
No biggie, we just let him out in the back yard as usual and we'll give him a big NO at the steps and watch him like a hawk; turned our backs for ONE HOT MINUTE, and bam, he was swimming in the pool.
One smelly dog later and a bath in coconut pet shampoo, the wet dog emerges in the evening, too chilly in the air conditioning for him to dry indoors so we sit outside for hours (with glasses of wine) to let him air dry.
It's a good thing he's cute, and an innocent puppy, cause after this episode, he will have to lay some smack down on him about pool rules.
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I didn't get a photo of him out of the pool, so let your imaginations and your sense of smell run wild.
Anyway, god love the little boy, cause this week he goes to the vet to get neutered! It's true what they say about pups 6-9 months; they are rowdy teenagers, full of themselves and hormones, and defiant.
Have a great Sunday friends, and let's see if Gibbs got the message last night about no swimming in the pool. (We will teach him only to come in when invited.)
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