Water Dog (Noun)

A dog accustomed to water and usually trained to retrieve waterfowl.

Nouns denoting animals.

The water dog, a loyal companion to the hunter, waited patiently by the lake for the next retrieve.
With its thick coat and webbed feet, the water dog was well-suited to its role as a waterfowl retriever.
The water dog's keen sense of smell and love of water made it an invaluable asset to the hunting party.
As the water dog bounded through the shallow water, its tail wagging furiously, it was clear that it was in its element.
The water dog's owner praised its skill and obedience as it delivered the retrieved duck to his feet.

A person who enjoys being in or on the water.

Nouns denoting people.

As a water dog, she spent every spare moment surfing or paddleboarding on the lake.
His friends affectionately called him a water dog due to his love of snorkeling and scuba diving.
After retiring, he became a full-time water dog, sailing around the world and exploring new coastlines.
As a child, she was always a water dog, spending hours swimming and playing in the ocean during family vacations.
The water dog in him couldn't resist the urge to jump off the dock and swim out to the buoy.