His handler described PD Brocks swimming as being like ‘a young Michael Phelps gliding through the water’.
In a short video shared on @PD_Brocks twitter page, the aquatic K-9 can be seen swimming around a small pond, trying to do his best to keep his head and neck out of the cold water.
And who can blame him with the water temperature being so chilly at this time of year?
Brock can be seen frequently looking round to make sure that his handler is still there and that he is ‘allowed’ to continue his unique blend of freestyle swimming in the pond.
In the funny clip, PD Brock manages to create a mini-tsunami with his huge paws as he appears to see just how much of a splash he can create whilst carving out a near-perfect circle in the pond.
Here at Emergency Services News, we love a ‘Land Shark’ – a term affectionately given to police dogs – and it is clear to see why.
These loyal and courageous animals have a character and personality that is enough to put fright into anyone silly enough to run away from them.
And yet, these majestic creatures are still a loyal and loving member of a police officers family.
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