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Top 11 Dog Breeds That Absolutely Hate Swimming and the Water

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These adorable pups prefer lounging over swimming, their sturdy build making them better on land than in water.

Bulldog

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Pugs' short snouts make swimming a challenge, so they'd rather stay dry and play indoors.

Pug

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Their long bodies aren't built for swimming, but they're perfect for cuddling on the couch.

Dachshund

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Bassets' low-slung bodies make swimming awkward; they'd rather stick to their scent-tracking skills.

Basset Hound

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These small companions dislike water due to their delicate coats, preferring pampered indoor play.

Shih Tzu

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Tiny and sensitive to cold, Chihuahuas prefer cozy blankets to chilly waters.

Chihuahua

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Despite their energy, Boxers are prone to exhaustion in water due to their muscle structure.

Boxer

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With their luxurious coats, Pekingese avoid water to keep their regal appearance intact.

Pekingese

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These little fluffballs steer clear of water, as their long, silky hair becomes a tangled mess when wet.

Maltese

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Pomeranians may dislike water due to their thick double coats, better suited for winter play.

Pomeranian

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These speedy runners prefer staying dry, their thin skin making them sensitive to cold water.

Greyhound

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