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Dog loves the pool so much he swims for hours every day and refuses to get out. <br/><br/>Buster, a five year-old labrador discovered his passion for swimming last year after his owners installed a pool in their backyard. <br/><br/>Owner Jennifer says he spends between one and three hours in the pool of her home at a time, and will refuse to get out. <br/><br/>Jennifer Henry, a health educator, from Milton, Florida, USA, suddenly began hearing the pooch leap into the pool every day. <br/><br/>She explained: \
Dog loves the pool so much he swims for hours every day and refuses to get out. <br/><br/>Buster, a five year-old labrador discovered his passion for swimming last year after his owners installed a pool in their backyard. <br/><br/>Owner Jennifer says he spends between one and three hours in the pool of her home at a time, and will refuse to get out. <br/><br/>Jennifer Henry, a health educator, from Milton, Florida, USA, suddenly began hearing the pooch leap into the pool every day. <br/><br/>She explained: \
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