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" Do you have a pool in your backyard? Do you have a pet? If you answered yes to both these questions, keep reading. While your pet may be able to swim, can he get out of the pool once he&amp;#039;s finished with his laps? Probably not and if you&amp;#039;ve pulled up the ladders or blocked off the steps to keep the kids from entering the pool, the only and improbable option would be for him to climb over the edge. To the rescue: Skamper Ramp ($60-$80, depending on size). Place this white ramp in your pool so that if your pet jumps or falls in when no one&amp;#039;s around he&amp;#039;ll be able to get out safely. According to the manufacturer, you&amp;#039;ll have to train your dog to use the device but all other animals will use it instinctively. Remember to keep your pet safe and cool in the summer heat. When going on long walks, find a shady spot to rest and make sure to keep your dog hydrated (areas of your pet that aren&amp;#039;t covered by hair, like their ears, can get sunburned). It&amp;#039;s best to keep your dog out of the direct sunlight during the middle of the day. For other summer safety news check out our posts on how to stay safe at the pool and in the sun. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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