An Instagram Video Of A Mop-Looking Dog Swimming In A Lake Has Gone Viral

Gintar Bertauskien, a veterinarian and dog groomer from Kaunas, Lithuania, had always desired a Komondor dog since she was a small child and got a Christmas card with a picture of a gorgeous and massive Komondor.

The woman, who was able to realize her goal and is now the mother of one of only two dogs of this type in her nation, captured her pet while swimming and shared the strange footage on her Instagram account. viral.

According to Bored Panda, her large, mop-looking hairy attracts a lot of attention from passers-by, who even ask for photographs next to her.

In an interview with Kas Vyksta, Gintar said:

“Sometimes we go into the city late at night just to get away from all the attention.” Hanga is a guard dog who is suspicious of strangers. She could become agitated if there are a lot of them.”

Take a look at Hanga having a swim.

The Komondor breed has a protective nature, and they are generally docile dogs. They were designed to defend cattle, and their tendency is to act only if they feel their area is being invaded or if they detect difficulties.

Gintar remarked in an interview with Kas Vyksta:

“We travel into the city late at night to get away from all the attention,” she says. Hanga is a security dog who is wary of newcomers. If there are a lot of them, she can get upset.”

Take a peek at Hanga swimming.

The Komondor requires training; they are quick learners, and because of their temperament, size, and agility, they should be started as puppies between the ages of 4 and 8.

The coat of this breed of dog is normally fluffy, short, and white; the dreadlocks features expand with the age of the dog, gaining the form that distinguishes them, which can take up to 6 years; little grooming is necessary to keep the hair in good condition.

Gintar is overjoyed to have Hanga by her side; she likes taking her for walks, and the large dog is highly protective of her and her family.