How to teach an Irish Red and White Setter to swim

How to teach an Irish Red and White Setter to swim? Although dogs are born with the instinct to swim, many pet dogs are still in danger of drowning when panicked, so parents must help the dogs learn to swim.
If you can take your dog swimming, it can be considered a very enjoyable thing. It can not only add interest to your life, but also exercise the dog, enhance the dog's physical fitness and cultivate the dog's courage.
Except for some specially trained hunting dogs, many dogs are not used to going into the water. Therefore, dogs must be specially trained. During training, the owner takes the dog to the waterside of a general freshwater swimming place, first uses the dog's favorite play items on the shore to arouse the dog's full excitement, and then throws the items to the water. The owner rushes to the water at the same time and issues "" to the dog. Use the command "Swim" to ask the dog to pick it up.
If the dog is afraid of going into the water at first and hesitates on the shore, the owner can encourage the dog, put the dog into the water with his own hands, and swim with him. After a period of repeated training, the dog will gradually become accustomed to and like swimming. At this time, the dog can be taken to a seawater swimming pool to train it to adapt to seawater swimming.
The dog was originally a wild animal. Its ancestors once roamed freely across the vast land, and it still inherits various unique habits passed down from its ancestors.
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