The ultimate retriever! Clever dog uses a rope chew toy to pull his sister out of a swimming pool after she falls in
- Labrador Retriever throws his sister a rope after she falls into a swimming pool
- He then heaves his sister out of the water as she desperately holds onto the rope
- Footage was filmed by Aaron Tucker from the Daytona Beach area of Florida
This is the heartwarming moment a Labrador Retriever saves his sister after she falls into a swimming pool.
Footage captured by retired firefighter paramedic Aaron Tucker from Daytona Beach, Florida, shows his brother's canine throw a rope chew toy to his helpless sibling as she struggles to pull herself to safety.
With his sister holding onto the thick rope, the dog heaves her out of the water and back onto dry land.
Aaron Tucker from the Daytona Beach area of Florida watches as the Labrador Retriever throws a rope chew toy to his sister
The pair of dogs near the edge of the pool before one of them falls in and is unable to get out
During the clip, which was shared online on September 27, the dogs near the edge of the pool before one of them falls in.
The pooch finds an orange chew toy by the side of the pool and throws it over to his sister who desperately tries to bite onto it.
After she loses her grip on the toy, the Labrador throws the rope to the helpless canine once more as Mr Tucker, who is watching the scenes unfold from afar, commentates: 'You're going to grab this thing and then I'm going to pull you out.'
As the Labrador heaves his sister out of the pool, Mr Tucker continues to offer commentary to the comical event and says: 'Oh my god you're heavy, you got to go on a diet I'm not kidding.
'There you go now you're safe!'
The dog throws the rope to his sister once more and she desperately tries to bite down on it
The Labrador manages to heave his sister out of the swimming pool back onto dry land
Mr Tucker, who runs the dog training business Florida K9, is a cadaver K9 handler who also teaches tactical medics and emergency medical responders how to treat dogs.
In 2010, the dog trainer was a guest speaker at the SOMA convention in Tampa where he spoke about K9 emergency medicine.
He also received an award from the U.S. State Department for his help in the creation of a K9 program in Kabul, Afghanistan in 2013.
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