Noeul, a sweet golden retriever, consistently demonstrates a profound connection with water. Whenever she is around water, she simply has to take a dip, a behaviour that has been true since she was a puppy. Her enthusiasm for swimming is exceptional, marking her as a ‘water-retriever’, according to her mum, Younga Song.
Song noted that Noeul wants to jump in the moment she sees water, and she refuses to come out once submerged. This strong desire for water engagement was recently highlighted during a family outing earlier this month.
An Enthusiastic Swimmer’s Delight
The family took a trip and rented a house which featured a pool, much to Noeul’s evident delight. She promptly hopped right in, commencing an extended period of play. Song observed that Noeul had been playing in the water nonstop from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
During this prolonged swim, an unexpected quiet descended upon the scene. The usual churning and splashing of Noeul’s paws fell oddly silent, prompting Song to investigate the sudden change.
Unexpected Calm in the Water
Song noticed things had gone quiet from her vantage point. When she looked outside, she saw just Noeul’s head bobbing there. Feeling some concern regarding the unusual silence, Song stepped out to investigate further into the situation.
The investigation revealed that Noeul had found a distinct way to relax without having to leave the pool. Instead of paddling endlessly as she typically would, she simply stood on the pool floor. She leaned comfortably against the edge of the pool.
A Moment of Pure Luxuriating
Noeul was simply luxuriating in her newfound position. This discovery brought a moment of amusement, about which Song couldn’t help but laugh.
Following this serene observation, pool time soon came to an end. Noeul’s unique approach to aquatic relaxation provided a memorable conclusion to her extensive swim.