Incredible moment faithful dog leaps into a swimming pool and drags 'drowning' woman to safety by her hair

  • Lauren Bright was with friend, Bria, when they pranked the dog in a pool at home
  • Bria 'struggles' in the pool when the German Shepherd, Kaiser, went to save her
  • The one-year-old pooch grabbed Bria by her hair and doggy paddled to a ledge

By Claire Anderson For Mailonline

Published: 04:14 EDT, 18 October 2018 | Updated: 04:21 EDT, 18 October 2018

This is the hilarious moment a protective pooch jumps into a pool to save its 'drowning owner'.

Lauren Bright was relaxing along with her faithful dog Kaiser at a pool when her friend Bria jumped in for a swim at her home in America.

As she pretends to struggle in the water, splashing around as the one-year-old German Shepherd instantly jumps in to rescue Bria. 

The one-year-old German Shepherd leaped into action to rescue an owner from drowning
The one-year-old German Shepherd leaped into action to rescue an owner from drowning

The one-year-old German Shepherd leaped into action to rescue an owner from drowning

Kaiser grabbed hold of Bria's (pictured) hair and doggy paddled her across the pool to safety

Kaiser grabbed hold of Bria's (pictured) hair and doggy paddled her across the pool to safety

Kaiser immediately runs to the side of the pool and jumps in to save Bria who is wearing a blue striped swimsuit.

When he gets to her, he grabs hold of her hair causing Bria to scream out before she bursts out laughing at how Kaiser reacted to her prank.

He pulls her up to a ledge and takes a breather after the rescue effort leaving his owner stunned.  

The protective pooch pulled her up to a ledge as Bria (pictured) laughed at the prank

The protective pooch pulled her up to a ledge as Bria (pictured) laughed at the prank

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Dog leaps into a swimming pool and drags 'drowning' woman to safety by her hair

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