This pup absolutely loves swimming and will stop at nothing to get the chance to go for a dip.

The clip, filmed on July 17 in Spotsylvania, Virginia, shows Jango bugging his owner until she finally puts his life jacket on and lets him go swimming.

His owner, Renee Reid explained to Newsflare: "His internal clock alerts him that it's time to harass me for swim play. Jango starts talking to me with his eyes and whines, and even paws at me. I know what he wants. He wants me to say the 'S' word.

"If you say the 'S' word, you better be ready to put his vest on and let him outside. So, I ask him if he wants to go swimming; he is instantly filled with joy. After several ecstatic circles and jumps, he's ready. I put his vest on and off he goes; into the abyss of happiness!"

I filmed this video, my name is Renee Reid, 48, Program Analyst. I filmed it July 17, 2020, my home, Spotsylvania, Virginia, USA.

I started filming Jango and his insane rants about swimming. He's always been very high energy, but when it comes to swimming, it's above the top! I think he is amusing and people might think he's cute or funny.

It's your typical Friday. I'm home teleworking. Jango is by my side every minute. He sleeps in my office until his internal clock alerts him that it's time to harass me for swim play. Jango starts talking to me with his eyes and whines, and even paws at me. I know what he wants. He wants me to say the S word. It's a bad word in our home. If you say the S word, you better be ready to put his vest on and let him outside. So, I ask him if he wants to go swimming; he is instantly filled with joy. After several extatic circles and jumps, he's ready. I put his vest on and off he goes; into the abyss of happiness!

Like so many other teleworkers home due to the pandemic, our pets become constant companions. Our pets are like children; constantly wanting our attention and to play incessantly! This pandemic has opened the door to a pet's life at home. I know that Jango is so happy that I am home. I hope everyone is taking this time to love our pets and make them happy while we can. When this whole thing is over, we might not have the day-to-day opportunity.