Having a loyal dog is the greatest blessing for a poop shoveler. Not to mention, having a dog who is willing to protect his owner and give his life for him.
Erin Wilson (24 years old) from California, USA, experienced a thrilling "cougar attack" not long ago.
Owner Erin took her 2-year-old dog Eva for a walk by a small river next to Interstate 299.
Because there was no one nearby, she loosened her dog Eva's collar so that she could move around freely.
Just as the girl Erin and the dog Eva were enjoying the afternoon sun, danger quietly came.
Girl Erin first heard a strange sound, and the next second, a strong cougar pounced from behind her.
She avoided subconsciously, but the puma's claws still swept her left shoulder, causing damage!
failed. The puma roared and prepared for a second attack. The girl Erin panicked and screamed the name of the dog Eva. After hearing the news, the dog Eva rushed over and rushed directly to America without any hesitation. lion.
The cougar lost interest in the girl Erin, leaving her temporarily out of danger, but the horror has just begun.
Due to the huge difference in size and strength, the dog Eva only struggled with the puma for a few seconds before the puma easily pushed her to the ground and bit her head.
Erin could even hear the gulping sound coming from the cougar's mouth.
’s worry about something happening to her dog finally defeated her fear!
The girl Erin did not take the opportunity to escape, but rushed up and started attacking the cougar.
She grabbed rocks on the ground and threw them at the cougar, trying to pull them away. She even started to try to pick out the cougar's eyes, but these attacks were of no avail. The cougar remained unmoved and bit the dog Eva. The head just won't let go.
After realizing that she could not save her dog Eva, she immediately turned back to Interstate 299 and stopped a passing car. After hearing Erin's story, the car owner, Ms. Sharon, decided to help her without any hesitation.
She picked up the only usable "weapons" in the car: a small can of pepper spray and a PVC pipe, and hurried back to the "battlefield" with the girl Erin.
Sadly, the pepper spray had no effect and only annoyed the cougar, who dragged her dog Eva to the side of the road.
Erin did not give up. She began to hit the cougar crazily with a PVC pipe: Let my dog go!
Maybe the cougar was frightened by her momentum, or maybe the attack with the PVC pipe worked. In the end, the cougar let go of the dog Eva, turned around and ran away.
Seeing the puma running away, the girl Erin completely ignored her injuries. She immediately picked up the glasses that fell on the ground, picked up the dog Eva, and sent the bleeding dog to the nearest pet hospital.
The doctor told the girl Erin: The dog had two severe skull fractures on its head, its sinus cavity was punctured, its left eye was severely damaged, and it was suffering from epilepsy. It is not clear whether it will survive.
Erin begged the doctor to continue rescuing the dog
Erin thought at that time, ‘Dog, you must not die, I love you. I can not live without you.
Finally, after several rounds of rescue, the dog’s condition finally stabilized, and then Erin thought about the wounds on her body.
She received treatment at another hospital. Fortunately, the dog arrived in time. She only had some bites, scratches, bruises and abrasions, which were not life-threatening.
To help pay for medical expenses, Erin posted the story of her attack on a GoFundMe page. Everyone was so moved by this heroic savior dog that she quickly raised $32,000 in donations, far more than she needed. Treatment costs.
After paying the medical expenses, Erin announced the whereabouts of the funds online: "In addition to paying for her and the dog's medical expenses, the donation was also used to pay for the dog's subsequent rehabilitation treatment. She will use the remaining amount to All donations will be made to public welfare organizations such as Malinois Rescue Organization, Big Cat Rescue Organization and Anti-Poaching Management Group. "
Now, under the careful care of the pet doctor and the girl Erin, the dog Eva is gradually recovering to health.
Dog Eva is a Belgian Malinois. This breed of dog is smart, energetic, extremely fast, explosive and has good jumping ability. It is very suitable for police and military work.
was abandoned by its original owner when it was 4 months old because it was too active and it was too hard to raise.
A kind-hearted girl, Erin, later adopted the dog. However, the girl did not expect at the time that her kind thoughts would make the dog Eva risk her life to protect her, and ultimately saved her life.
Recalling the accident, the girl Erin said:
If the dog Eva had arrived a few seconds later, my neck might have been bitten by the puma. It's my hero and I owe it a life.
We often say that dogs are mankind’s most loyal friends. Judging from this incident, dogs are also mankind’s most loyal guardians. Even when faced with a cougar that is much stronger than itself, when a dog sees his owner being hurt, he will still defend his owner without any fear or risk.
Finally, I sincerely hope that the dog Eva will get better soon.
Friendly reminder from US Pet Food (PFI)
Compared with other breeds of dogs, the Belgian Malinois has a greater amount of exercise every day, so the pet food you feed it must choose American commercial pet food with higher protein and fat content. food, so as to meet the nutrients it needs for daily exercise.
At the same time, please note that you should not take your Belgian Malinois out for a walk within 30 minutes after feeding to prevent it from being excited and causing stomach torsion.
In particular, attention should be paid to the socialization training of Belgian Malinois dogs from an early age. When they are young, they should be trained not to bite objects with claws and mouths, to defecate at fixed points and to obey the owner's commands.
The Belgian Malinois is a kind of dog that likes to exercise. If the pet owner has time, he can take him for a certain amount of intensity running training every day. This is very good for the physical and mental health of the Belgian Malinois. of.
