A dog is placed as a life saver in the sea where many people gather.

In summer of this year, Italy will arrange rescue dogs specially trained in the ocean where many people gather and crowded as a life saver. Dogs can secure the safety of the rescuer by delivering rescue buoys, but are they busy enough to borrow the hands of dogs?

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Most of the dogs placed are Newfoundland or Labrador. Newfoundland is good at swimming, there are films for watering on the feet, and there is a story that this dog saved his life even when Napoleon was about to drown on Elbe Island. I was trained as a life saver in anticipation of the ability to be demonstrated in the water.

Dogs are trained to jump into the sea from a helicopter or boat and are trained to head for rescue, and after jumping, they swim to the rescuer and send a rescue buoy to save lives.

"By trying dog rescue, our rescue method has also been modified and improved," said the president of the rescue dog school in Italy.