Rhyl lifeboat crew rescue seagull-chasing dog from sea
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This is the moment a crew of lifeboat volunteers rescue a dog half a mile out in the sea
A lifeboat crew had to rescue a dog after it chased seagulls into the sea off Rhyl.
The pet was about half a mile away from the shore by the time the RNLI crew reached it.
The dog and its owner had gone for a walk along the front when the drama unfolded at about 09:00 BST.
A spokesperson for Rhyl RNLI said the dog followed the seagulls into the sea, and kept going as the birds went further out to sea.
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The crew, who shared a video of the rescue online, were able to reunite it with its thankful owner on the beach.
- Published31 August 2020
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