The dog suddenly jumped into the pool: the guests started to complain until the dog came out of the water — because he was holding something scary in his mouth 
It was an ordinary hot day by the pool. People were relaxing, sunbathing, laughing, and splashing in the cool water. Women lay under umbrellas with cocktails, children played with balls, and men scrolled through their phones in the shade. The atmosphere was peaceful, like a perfect summer dream.
Suddenly, the guests’ attention was caught by a dog standing right at the edge of the pool. It was a large, light-colored dog, wet and visibly upset. He stared into the water, then started barking loudly, pacing back and forth as if calling for help.
“What a disgrace!” one of the guests exclaimed, standing up from her lounge chair. “Who let that dirty dog near the pool? Now no one wants to swim anymore. Ew!”
“Leave him alone, maybe he’s hot. He’s a living creature too,” a man nearby calmly remarked.
But before they could finish talking, the dog jumped into the water with a loud splash.
Some screamed, others laughed thinking the dog just wanted to cool off. But it wasn’t that simple. After a few seconds, the dog surfaced and swam to the edge… holding something unexpected in his mouth. That’s when people understood the reason for the dog’s strange behavior 
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When the dog climbed out of the water, everyone saw: it wasn’t a toy or a towel in his mouth. He had bitten into the clothes of a small child, a girl — about one year old, maybe a little older. The little girl was soaking wet, crying, gasping for air, and panicking.
Panic broke out. From a nearby corner, the parents ran screaming — the woman dropped to her knees next to the dog and pulled the child out of his mouth. The man frantically called an ambulance. The child coughed but was breathing.
Later it was discovered: the parents had been distracted for a second, and the little girl had crawled through the grass to the pool. No one noticed when she fell into the water — neither passersby, lifeguards, nor the family. Only the dog noticed and reacted immediately.
While everyone was shouting and running around, the dog didn’t hesitate and rushed to save the little life.
When the ambulance arrived, the girl had already been changed into dry clothes and was sleeping soundly in her mother’s arms. The doctors said everything was fine — she had swallowed a little water, but it was all in time.
And the dog… the dog just lay in the shade, breathing heavily, with wet fur and smart, tired eyes.
That day at the pool was remembered by everyone for a long time. And no one ever said again that dogs don’t belong near water.
