This was last summer crossing the Platte river. Cosmo Is not a happy corgie
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Ouch! Lady, my Corgi, loved the water and jumped into our pond(boy was she a mess!) and my folks' pool.(Not so much of a mess except the filter had quite a bit of Corgi hair.) She even learned to climb out of the pool on the ladder!

Hope everything turned out without too much dollar loss!
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That's whatcha get for being outside the car takin' pictures while yer dog is left to drive! :-):-):-)

That sucks though! Reminds me of 'Risky Business', but different.
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Time to buy a boat.:-)
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poor doggie!
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I could say something about not driving into the water but... been there, done than. Not in a lavender jeep, though.
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purple jeep stuck like chuck and a corgi.... I think you're my new hero.
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There is another corgie in the front seat . But she bailed just after the picture was taken. I had to go swimming to catch her. Short legs and no tail corgies arnt real strong swimmers
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That photo would make a great "It's a Jeep Thing..." poster. :-):-)
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That is a great picture, and I hate to say it, but I have been there. I was stuck in the mud for three days, because nobody could pull me out, not even a friend with a winch. Thank god for Farmers with BIG tractors.
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I have had my old Jeep stuck pretty bad but never that bad, wow
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A friend of mine flipped his jeep over in a mud bog about 4 or 5 years ago.

Luckily his wife and kids wern't riding with him that day and very lucky for him that he didn't panic and remembered that there would be some air trapped at the floorboard so he could get a few breaths before trying to get out of the thick mud.

All that was sticking out of the mud were about 3/4 of the tires.

We now call him snorkle.

Any Jeep ride you can walk away from is a good ride.:-)
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I had to swim away.:-)
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I was thinking a fording kit.... got snorkel?:-)
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