Ahoy, mateys! Note that this boat-lovin’ pug is wearing a snazzy life jacket that perfectly matches his cheery yellow boat.
It’s definitely a dog’s life, all right— especially when that life includes cuddling up with your bestie on a stand-up paddle-board while your other bestie keeps a keen eye out for...pirates? Stray floating tennis balls? Who can tell?
The open water, the breeze in your face -- who needs to hang your head out a car window when you’ve got a canoe? Especially when you get to cuddle with a soft pink blanket.
What better way to rest after a swim than to curl up on your very own tarp in your very own canoe and drift away with the waves?
Sometimes the best part of being in a canoe is getting out of a canoe. As quickly and as wetly as possible.
Of course, some pooches don’t bother to wait until the boat’s in the water. Are we going now? Now? How ‘bout now?
It may not be comfortable, but an awkward nap in the boat is better than a nap just about anywhere else.
Why stop at one species of furry friend in your canoe when you can have two?
I thought it was a jumbo dog biscuit. I was wrong. But I’m not going to let go of it.
Well, why should dogs have all the fun? Cats may not be natural swimmers, but there’s nothing like a relaxing paddle in a canoe to get the purring going.
Cats don’t just have to sit around the house in meatloaf pose. Given the right exposure as kittens, cats can be perfectly adventurous. Just ask Bolt and Keel, the original “Adventure Cats.”
The human may have the oars, but we all know who’s in charge on THIS boat.
Pets can be a lot more intrepid than we give them credit for. Even if you don’t own an obviously water-loving pet (we’re looking at you, Labradors and Newfoundlands!) chances are your four-legged friend is every bit as adventurous as you are — and sometimes more so.
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