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Dog Caught On Camera Fighting Off Leopard Trying To Attack Her Puppy

Dog Caught On Camera Fighting Off Leopard Trying To Attack Her Puppy

Milly Jones May 19, 2021

Many would think when one sees something more ferocious than they are, they would take to flight. Not with this mama dog! When this ferocious creature, the leopard showed up from nowhere, trying to grab her puppy, she immediately pounced on it and rescued her precious pup. What a courageous dog!

Outside a building in India, a very brave and courageous dog was caught on camera fighting off a leopard that tried to grab her puppy. This incident was captured on CCTV from an Indian Forest Service office in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh.

Leopard Attacking Puppy

dog caught on camera fighting of leopard

Source: independent.co.uk

The video footage showed the puppy sitting at the office entrance before the leopard pounced on it, attempting to grab its prey and dash off. But, mum was not having it! She quickly lept into action and chases the big cat away into the forest.

Divisional forest officer Mrityunjay Madhav said, “The dog and its puppy were sitting in front of the office entrance when the leopard attacked the puppy all of a sudden.”
According to Mr Madhav, the mummy dog pounced on the leopard to rescue her pup from its jaws. It seems like mum gave the perpetrator a good bite, causing it to run at the speed of lightning into the woods.

Mother Dog Chases Away Leopard

dog caught on camera fighting

Source: sunnyskyz.com

Mr Madhav also reports receiving information about a wounded leopard seen roaming about in the area. Other forest departments were alerted concerning the incident.

Residents were also warned and advised not to go out of their houses, especially at night, to avoid becoming victims of the leopard’s attack. They were instructed to carry their sticks around if they must go out, to fight the big cat off.

There was a fire recently in the forest, which forced wildlife out of the jungle into the humans’ space. As a result, a 60-year-old man in Bengaluru, southern India, was attacked by a leopard a few weeks earlier, after pushing his unlocked door open.

This Mama dog deserves a round of applause! Please SHARE the story on Facebook and warm someone’s heart today.

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Milly Jones

Milly Jones is an expert in dogs. A blogger and mother of two who loves writing articles about dogs. Taking her dog for walks is one of the things she loves to do as well as care for her family. She enjoys sharing stories and information about dogs because they are simply amazing.

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