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Saturday, July 18, 2015

SPRINGER SPANIEL SPOTS A STRANDED BABY DOLPHIN that had washed up on a Welsh beach, and makes a big fuss to attract attention from his owner, who then helps the dolphin swim away to deeper waters

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  • Leia spotted the beached dolphin on a beach in Wales and made a big fuss
  • She barked and nudged her owner, Rich Wilcock, who was taking photos
  • Mr Wilcock followed Leia to where the scent was and found the dolphin
  • He waded in and helped the dolphin get to deeper water and it swam away 

  • Dog's life: Leia, a working cocker spaniel had been on a walk on the beach in Gwynedd with her owner who was taking some video and pictures of the beautiful coastal scenery on Sunday morning

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    Something fishy? Rich Wilcock, 42, suddenly noticed that Leia was making a lot of noise by the water on the shore and sniffing the ground and making a 'right old fuss'
     
    Leia, a working cocker spaniel had been on a walk on the beach in Gwynedd with her owner who was taking some video and pictures of the beautiful coastal scenery on Sunday morning.  But Rich Wilcock, 42, suddenly noticed that Leia was making a lot of noise by the water on the shore and sniffing the ground and making a 'right old fuss'.

    She had found a dolphin stranded on the pebble beach and unable to get back in to the water - so Mr Wilcock went to help.He waded into the sea and dragged the stranded dolphin back into deeper water under the mammal was able to swim away.
     
    Safe at last: Mr Wilcock waded into the sea and dragged the stranded dolphin back into deeper water under the mammal was able to swim away
    Mr Wilcock told the Daily Post: 'She kept coming up to me, barking and nudging me, she must have smelt the dolphin from a mile off.
     
    'At first I thought it was a baby shark, it was only about one and half foot but on a closer inspection I could see the blow hole on top of his head and realised it was a dolphin.  I combed the beach for a while afterwards and stayed for an hour or so to make sure he made it back out to sea.'

    Source
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3162627/Amazing-moment-springer-spaniel-rescues-baby-dolphin-washed-Welsh-beach.html
     

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