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Don’t you just love the beach? The warmth from the sun, chill from the occasional wind, the serene sound of the ocean waves hitting the sand and - oh, the sand! You can dig in it, scavenge for hidden treasures or even build a castle and claim it as your own! Angus the Golden Retriever here has worked hard to dig a lovely hole in the sand, only to have it filled up with water from a big wave. Check out how upset he is! Can't blame him! Where did the hole go? How did the water get there? Aw man, HE worked so hard to get that hole just right. So he does what he knows best - he barks at those stupid waves and goes to mommy for comfort. Don’t worry little guy; you’ll get it next time! This poor puppy does not understand how to <a href="https://rumble.com/v3davr-paddle-boarding-in-the-ocean-with-a-dog.html" target="_blank">ocean</a> works. We hate that his hard work went down the drain. He got so confused unable to understated the unfair play of nature. Even though he got angry and probably made a lot of dog lovers angry but this it has a slight dose of cuteness! If he only knew that his artwork stood too close to destruction. Ocean, we need to talk to you, you need to stop this thing right away! No matter how bad the ocean treats these dogs, they still love to go to the shore and play with the sand and the water. This doggy has an unpleasant experience with the ocean too! This <a href="https://rumble.com/v6esih-dog-afraid-of-the-ocean-waves.html" target="_blank">dog attempts to escape ocean wave but falls into waterhole!</a> That poor doggy being tricked by the ocean! Dogs are such amazing creatures with such an innocent souls that they don’t see the bad side of anything. We truly believe that dogs make the world a better place. Zoey tries her best to avoid the scary waves but ends up falling entirely into a hidden waterhole. That was unexpected but hilarious nevertheless. She got punked by the ocean, and that is not fair! She just wanted to play with the sea! What do you think about this video? Tell us more in our comment section and also please share this adorable video with your family and friends as it is sure to make them smile as much as it made you laugh!

He may look big, but Angus the Golden Retriever is still very much a puppy at just 10 months old. His owners just got back from a holiday, so they gave him a surprise entrance through the back gate. Watch as he leaps in the air with pure joy. This is just too adorable, pure love!

You won't believe the damage this Golden Retriever has done to his owner's backyard while she was away at work. Angus has had his paws full all day. It is good to be busy, because “idle hands are the devil’s workshop”. However, this little devil was on a mission on his own! He weeded the garden, removed some pesky moles, fixed the piping and even had some spare time to do some decorating! Or so he claims, because once his owner got a look at Angus’ work, he immediately felt ashamed! Poor puppy! Dogs, especially Retrievers, are very social animals and can grow incredibly affectionate towards their companions, so if you are working full time and travel a lot, you may want to reconsider getting one of these dogs. They are prone to mouthiness, which means that they will chew through anything, especially if stressed or left without supervision.

Angus the naughty but adorable 5-month-old English Cream Retriever is definitely stubborn when he doesn't get his way. His owner tries to change the bed when this wet pup comes and jumps right on top of them, making it nearly impossible to get the job done. Completely ignoring the commands to get off the bed, he is eventually dragged off, still latching on to the sheets as he is dragged down the hallway.

Puppy Digging his way to China

Angus the Golden Retriever tries a paddle board for the first time in this heartwarming clip. Golden Retrievers are the pet to have, what with their adorable appearance, playful nature and their instinctive love for water! They are excellent swimmers, since their original use was as retriever dogs (obviously!) for water prey. Another thing that makes them excellent as pets is their ability to learn commands with exceptional easy and are amazing with little kids. Their loyal and friendly predisposition is what makes the the third most popular breed in the United States! Good boy, Angus! Practice makes perfect!

Zoe is a 4-year-old Kelpie who has spent her entire life on a farm in East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. She spends her days herding up sheep into paddocks for her owners. She is a master when it comes to getting the sheep where they need to be in record timing. Here she's introduced to a new family friend, Angus the 13-month-old Golden Retriever. However, Zoe confuses Angus for another sheep due to the fluffy white fur!

7-month-old Angus the Golden Retriever gets rather confused when his old water bowl is replaced with a new one. It looks like he could had stayed there for hours dazing into the bottom of the bowl until he hears his owner behind him and interrupts his fierce concentration. Too adorable!

Angus the 7-month-Golden Retriever is secretly getting recorded by his owner as he goes nuts in his backyard when he finds an interesting ball! Too cute!

They say a cat has 9 lives, but how many do dogs get ?? This young Pup is now onto his second after this terrifying encounter. At just 7 months Old Angus the Golden Retriever is lucky enough to go to the beach daily, running & playing along the pristine shores of Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne, Australia. After certain conditions, tides and seasons there is sometimes washed up dead fish along the foreshore. In which are usually the fish you would least want washed up on shores causing huge danger to our loved pets. On this winter day the curious Pup digested one of the washed up dead fish in one short gulp, whilst he was out of reach of his owners. The Puffer fish (also toad fish and blow fish) are a delight for dogs to try – the stinkier the better! They are the second most poisonous vertebrates in the world. And of course we have them here in Australia! They are members of the family Tetraodontidae and they carry a poison in their skin and internal organs called tetrodotoxin. Tetrodotoxin is liberated by bacteria in the fish’s gut, the toxin then being absorbed into the blood and heading toward the liver and skin of the fish. It is not toxic to the fish themselves, but is a useful defense against predators. Consequently, for most dogs that just taste the fish, the signs of toxicity may be minimal or non-existent, but for those who eat the whole fish, the result can be fatal. The toxin is a neurotoxin (affecting the nervous system) and blocks nerve conduction, particularly in the heart and brain. Signs of toxicity often begin with gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting and/or diarrhoea. Vomiting can be very helpful and may aid in eliminating the offending agent and providing a diagnosis. Other signs that may develop include tremors, hind limb weakness/ataxia, breathing difficulties and occasionally seizures. Without appropriate supportive care, death occurs from respiratory paralysis and cardiac failure. Neurological signs can take 1-4 hours to develop, so pets should be closely observed if they eat unknown objects from the waterfront. There is no antidote to tetrodotoxin paralysis but it can be effectively managed with seizure control if indicated, assisted ventilation and cardiovascular support. The toxin generally wears off over 24 hours following exposure provided appropriate supportive care is instituted. Most dogs will return to full and normal function as though nothing ever happened. After getting put through to emergency at his local veterinarian, Angus has an injection of Apomorphine to empty out his stomach to remove the nasty contents which will save his precious life. the Toad fish is completely removed. Angus is now able to head home with a few hours remaining of awful nausea. A few hours later he is back to his happy self again!! A terrifying moment for these pet owners I'm sure !

You can't teach an old dog new tricks; but how about an adorable puppy? At just 12 weeks old, Angus sure isn't scared to try new things. Watch him walk up and down this paddle board for the first time in Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne. He then casually jumps off and swims to the calls of his owner, showing off his doggie paddle technique! What an interesting aptitude for such a young and adorable puppy. Don't you just want to cuddle with this little surfer? If you're looking for more dog videos, visit Rumble.com to get your daily dose of cuteness. Check out this surfing dog.

5-month-old Angus the Golden Retriever loves his local beach on Port Phillip Bay in Seaford, Melbourne. After seeing crabs run through the shallows he chases straight for them, frantically trying to catch what he spotted. Awesome!

Angus the English Cream Golden Retriever travels miles across Australia with his family to meet one of his sons for the first time. They gently greet each other as they circle trying to take in one another's familiars scent. It looks like 8-week-old Tex has inherited Angus best feature, with both of them having gorgeous big smiles, making it rather easy to distinguish the two as father and son!

Angus The Golden Retriever loves going on his walks along the beach by Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne every single day. He just has one issue - he doesn't understand why he has to be walked with a leash! After a long battle of tug of war with his owner he is finally trusted and let to run free!

In today's time, reusing and re-purposing any old material has become quite popular. It helps the environment and can also provide for an affordable alternative to other products and decorations. Watch as this talented young girl from Australia redecorates her new home with this amazing DIY feature wall made from old fence palings. The rustic finish sure does bring this home some instant character and it looks amazing! Would you ever try something like this for your own home? Let us know in the comment section! Be sure to visit https://rumble.com/ for more awesome DIY videos that you should try out. Check out this awesome DIY project.

Angus the Golden Retriever Puppy is 10 weeks old and ready to explore what this world has to offer. He confidently makes his way to his local beach in Seaford on Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne, Australia. You are too cute, Angus!

Baby Ella is 6 months old, and like most of us we have all gone a bit crazy after being in self isolation for a couple months. She hasn’t been able to see any of her little friends in weeks to play with. But that was soon fixed ! Ella met her twin ! Well not really she actually just met her reflection for the first time. And she can’t stop smiling! Her big gorgeous eyes will melt your heart, what an absolutely adorable moment caught on camera. Keep smiling little one. We all hope to be out of isolation soon, so we no longer need to talk to ourselves in the mirror.

Ella is only 8 months old but does she have some dance moves! She can do full on body rolls already. Beyoncé you better watch out - there’s a new girl in town!

Angus the Golden Retriever Puppy gets to go to his local beach every day, one of his favourite things to do is digging ! If it's not at the beach it's at home in the garden. He is an absolute terror with attitude. At just 4 months old his Digging away during a beautiful summers night on Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne, he is in his element until someone drops a GoPro in his hole !! His not happy about it and wants it out ASAP, but he just keeps digging it deeper. Looks like it's staying in there this time Angus!

Angus the Golden Retriever loves adventures, but it seems snorkeling definitely isn’t one of them! His baby friend giggles as she bounces around in the bath beside him. It seems these humans have been in self isolation for far too long!

Angus the Purebred Golden retriever hasn’t been on this Earth for long, but he has gone and been to more places then some humans have. From his early days as a puppy, when he first felt the sand between his toes and the salty water on his back, in the crisp waters on southern Australia. He soon finds his favorite hobbies as a young pup, one being digging! And burying his own head into the wet gold earth. Keeping his human very busy in his early years filling in all the holes he would dig daily. It’s hard to be upset a measly hole when it’s created by something so cute and fluffy. The beach becomes his most favorite place where he plays daily. Digging more holes in the sand and long runs along the shoreline followed by numerous dips in the ocean to cool down. You’ll often find Angus lounging on the couch at nights amongst the humans in which you could say he truly does think he may be one of them the way he gazers at the television and lounges in front of the open fire place in the cooler winter nights. Watch as he swings in the hammock and cruise on the Rivers 60 foot sailing boat. This dog certainly is living it’s best life! 2 years of his adventurous life in 2 minutes, it’s bound to make you want to be where he is right now.

Angus just loves 6-month-old Ella so much! He is so protective that he actually can’t keep his eyes off her. Luckily for her she will have a lifeguard protecting her every time she has a bath. But it looks like she sure is happy about that!

Angus the Golden Retriever Puppy has his first ever swim in the ocean at 10weeks old

Angus the Golden Retriever Puppy tries to keep his head cold while playing at the beach in Melbourne

Angus the Golden Retriever Puppy won't listen to his owner while she try's to get the poisonous pufferfish out of his mouth, she wins with a treat !