This Dog Risked His Life to save His Girl..Real Hero !

Dogs are not called man’s best friends for no reason at all. These magnificent creatures will do whatever they can and they will happily risk their lives to protect us and to get us out of harm's way,
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[@MrKsan05]

My Dog, who is an Irish hound saved my life. I was walking out in my front yard when he came barreling past me and attacked something that was very close to me and in my path. It turned out to be a rattle snake. My dog was bitten twice but I got him to the vet very quickly and he was good. I love my best friend.

[@DefiantAngel87]

Such a special hero!

[@venator7889]

Look after him for the rest of his life!

[@MrKsan05]

@@venator7889 I will, he is loved very much!

[@IamYasin144]

Respects to youre dog take good care of him he deserves it!😁

[@brarabrab5985]

Thank god u and ur dog are okay 🎉

[@xfilecity]

That clip of the German shepherd protecting that little boy, is simply amazing. No other words to describe it.

[@ryanlynch290]

Looks more like an Anatolian Shepherd. Most badass dog in the world. Legit.

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

It didn't seem to me that the black dog was trying to attack the boy. It looked like he just saw the boy playing with his yellow dog and wanted to join. (Ofc that's just my opinion ... and that's just what I've gleaned from watching this very short clip. So maybe there's more information I'm just not aware of.) But German Shepherds don't care if your intentions are good or bad... they just assume you intend to do harm and they'll protect their "family" at all costs.

[@ryanlynch290]

@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 Anatolian shepherd, or mix for sure.

[@510Redneck]

@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 I actually believe the black dog thought the yellow one was attacking the kid which is quite common with loose dogs around kids. Everyone is making it out that he was trying to attack the kid because of the narrative but in reality he had nothing to do with him, he went straight for the yellow dog and paid no mind to the kid. In his protective mind all he seen was the yellow dog chasing etc. the kid. The place it came from had kids in the yard that it was with.

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

@@510Redneck Oh yeah! 🤔 That's also just as possible! Good point

[@Chrishagen]

My Jack Russell terrier saved my life just last week. I was at a barbecue and was about to eat a large sausage, which I would surely have choked on and suffered a terrifying, painful death. Fortunately, he was on hand to pinch the sausage off my plate and wolfed it down before any further damage was done. Such helpful, protective creatures.

[@joezen1693]

Boi them Jack Russ3ls will snap a mighty sauges in pieces.. Gophers too, Cady Shack dances won't save them wiggly bastiches..

[@williamgodfrey2534]

😂

[@oldbuckfranklin]

Ha ha. My cat saves me from chicken tenders all the time.

[@xXxMelodyxXx18]

I see what you did there 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@xXxMelodyxXx18]

@@oldbuckfranklin😂😂

[@c523jw7]

The level of love from these animals to put their life on the line for a human they care about.

[@biggest23]

That tiny dog barking with all its might in the road. A mighty act from a great heart, all contained within the smallest of frames. What a noble character.

[@jeffbilling2515]

To this day, that cat saving the boy on the bike is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. What a miracle that was for that boy.

[@Caelum_NLD]

No miracle, just a good bond with a fellow animal. If you treat another animal well, they will fight for you if needed. Just like you would for those that you love. The internet is full of stories of kindred spirits between the most "unlikely" species. It's one of the most basic laws of nature. It's just a shame that humans have evolved into something that stands so far away from nature that killing, death, evil, jealousy, stress, dishonesty, stealing and violence stand closer to us than peace, live and let live, sustainability, friendship, respect, trust etc.

[@abrahammendiola4446]

That cat wanted all the smoke 😂

[@dont-touch-mepg1392]

Tell u the truth the coyote one the drowning dog and others just have shitty humans. Let me fill this dog nearly drowning and not help. Let me film my dog being attacked. Good footage. Garbage humans.

[@reamus9102]

Seriously. I've never seen or heard of any cat doing anything like that; that clip blew my mind!

[@letsgobrandon19]

I guess you didn't notice the part of the video where the cat was also attacking the child? (7:40) The truth is that cat was in such a state of frenzy at that point is was probably attacking anything that moved...But that doesn't make for a very good story. The only truly amazing clip in this whole video is the white german shepherd knocking the boy down to protect him...

[@JustAFace_InTheCrowd]

That cat story never gets old. When a cat protects it’s human instead of fleeing in terror, you’re their family- not their owner.

[@drjay73]

Exactly!

[@billyclark7079]

Well said

[@-.Meylin.-]

This makes me kinda sad cause my cat is scared of any other human who isn't me or my mom, he literally hides under my bed until visits are gone

[@billyclark7079]

@@-.Meylin.- hi, my cats exactly like yours as soon as a stranger or anyone she doesn't know she darts out the car flap until hours after they've left, feel so sorry for her.

[@erikochristy]

The cat was the icon and the first story of A&E An animal saved my life. The series could use a season 2 now.

[@jimfrankovich2339]

And that folks is why we have dogs. They are absolutely awesome. We have 3 big guys and 1 medium sized female. We love em all.

[@DaveCM]

My favorite part about the cat protecting the kid was the cat looked back to the kid, but realized mom was there for the kid and pursued the dog more.

[@SouthernShodan]

Yeah cat at the end was awesome. Hit the dog like a linebacker, spins around, sees the where the dog is, then launches 2nd attack.

[@princequestly2218]

There’s actually a lot of clips more than you think there was of cats protecting people. They’re actually a pretty protective animal. Who would have thought 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@DaveCM]

@Prince Questly They are! It was a while back, but a guy broke into a house while a woman was alone taking a shower. She had a cat that was de-clawed on his front feet but had his back claws. The guy headed up the stairs and the cat ripped him to shreds. The police caught him later and he couldn't deny it. I was trying to find that one, but it was a long time ago and there are a lot of stories of cats protecting people.

[@Tony-Plinkett]

If I remember the story correctly, it was the neighbor's dog who lived next door... The narrator said it was a stray

[@martytruelove5026]

Cat Scratch Fever.

[@Lotek117]

I remember seeing another video of a pair of dogs saving their owner from an aggressive bear. It was amazing, one went on the aggressive while the other one tried to display weakness and bait the bear to chase him in the opposite direction of the guys door rather than just away from the guy. The way they were situated was that if the dogs got the bear to go in the opposite direction of the guy it'd would have blocked his door, so they actually directed the bear in like a right angle away from the guy and the door. They were so intelligent and reminded me of the first dog in the video protecting the little boy, absolute geniuses and heroes!

[@sheilameyers152]

Animals are people too ….they will protect you to the end!

[@ayrramadan8819]

We don't Deserve dogs😢

[@natehill8069]

Its instinctive "pack" behavior. Most animals (humans included) cant defend against attack from behind as well as in front. A pack (wolves, dogs, hyenas, w/e) surrounds the target (in this case one in front and one in back) and any dogs behind the target then attack while the dogs in front give ground. They dont have to do a lot of damage, it just keeps coming no matter which way the target turns and the cumulative effect wears them down. Its why you dont run from a dog, you may trigger an attack that wasnt otherwise coming when their "Im behind, my turn to attack" instinct kicks in. Unless dogs are trained to attack, they will tend to back up when aggressively charged. Of course if you have some in front and some in back of you, you have a problem.

[@natehill8069]

@@sheilameyers152 I used to have a Sheltie; my surrogate son. He looked JUST LIKE Lassie. He weighed about 40# and had the sweetest, gentlest disposition. He loved everyone. Very sensitive, calm and tolerant, scary smart, would have made a perfect therapy dog. Always wanting to help. He definitely thought of me as alpha dog, but my wife was his packmate. If something happened to me he'd be like "I expect you to take care of your problems", and if HE got attacked he would stand there and expect me to fix it, but one time we were on a walk and a large German Shepherd came running towards my wife and he became the Incredible Lassie Hulk. Growling and snarling he charged like lightning at that dog that was more than twice his size and ran it off in a hurry. My wife and I looked at each other like "where did THAT come from".

[@sheilameyers152]

@@natehill8069 … What a beautiful dog story! Always willing to hear one! I have a few of my own … but I digress we’ll be here all day!

[@belle9438]

My dog protected my daughter. They were in the yard playing. My daughter was 4 at the time and Missy was 7. The meter reader came into the yard to check the meter, Missy had never messed with him before, but this time she jumped in front of my daughter and wouldn't let him move, at all. He couldn't even back out of the yard. I heard her growl and stepped out. I was very amazed because she wasn't trained. She was amazing. This was 30 plus years ago. She is still missed.

[@JeromeProductions]

This reminds me this dog that used to follow me and my grandma around all the time back in Jamaica. I don’t remember the breed but he was close to a golden retriever. It’s so funny that he was never my dog but acted like it. I first met him in the group of dogs I used to feed my dinner leftovers too. One moment that truly was heartbreaking and heartwarming to me though was when I walked by my friends house. He had some really wild dogs, like hyenas. On that day, they looked like they were about to attack me but then the dog that always followed me actually fought them off for me. He was so brave. I felt very sad when I saw him come back to my house with some cuts and scratches. From that day on, he was my dawg.

[@warpnin3]

An angel in disguise...? The Angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear him and delivereth them. Psalm 43:7

[@Legendary_Bleu]

@@warpnin3stfu

[@wishtheworldwasdifferent8235]

So you took him in?

[@geralt337]

Not even a German sheperd in the first video

[@JeromeProductions]

@@warpnin3 it was like co ownership haha. The owner knew us well

[@HScarlet]

That last one caught me by surprise. I didn't know cats were that loyal. It's lovely that cats and dogs recognise human children as something to protect.

[@marksommers6764]

My rescued feral cat saved me from a bear .. we were ultimately together for ~18 years .

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@marksommers6764 feral

[@marciloni12]

I owned 3 cats at one time, if one was fighting, the other 2 would run to protect it.

[@snugbug5067]

Oh yes, they are very loyal and protective.

[@marksommers6764]

@@fluffylittlebear, thanks .

[@Vibez369]

It just goes to show that looking after your dog instead of abusing them creates awesome dogs.

[@bruh-js7tz]

exactly, but people never listen to this. some people are just sick, stupid, sadists and abuse these poor animals who only show love and care once you gain a bit of their trust. us humans don’t deserve pets. and pets don’t deserve to be treated how they’re treated by certain psychopaths.

[@tim6454]

What's your criteria for abuse? Some people also tend to project human feelings onto them and go overboard with the word abuse.

[@adriannathegreat9890]

Oh stop!

[@1faithchick7]

Naw man. Some dogs are just insane. It doesn't matter how much you love them. They are crazy and just want to kill.

[@ktbmk]

​@@1faithchick7its because you don't know how to take of one or you just watch feral rabies dogs online

[@sebastien-uw5pg]

everytime i see vids like that it brings tears to my eyes my definition of a best freind always been someone who id give my life for and its so amazing to see that dogs thinks the same way as i do ive owned a shar pei a bull dog and 2 cane corso and still curently have a cane corso and a bunch of cats ❤ love them all for ever

[@dropkickirish4449]

These animals deserve an Academy Award. They’re so underrated. Absolutely genius!

[@andiidoode]

That cat in the last clip should have been given some kind of award. That was a great historic act, it won't ever be forgotten

[@iceswallow7717]

is it me or did the mother run away from the kid?

[@andiidoode]

@@iceswallow7717 I think she was trying to find out where the doggy had gone.

[@iceswallow7717]

@@andiidoode i hope so. cuz it seemed like she saw it and bolted ... yikes

[@22espec]

I think they did

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@iceswallow7717 Apparently she knew where the dog came from and was in the process of locking the gate of the yard from its own home as it went back in. Still looks dodgy asf to me though.

[@brinleythesiberian]

Yes, that's what German shepherd's do. I have three of them. One has passed, but they will protect their family members without a thought for their own safety. They are amazing dogs! I loved the one with the dog saving the baby duck!😊

[@letshavefunshorts]

That is a malinois, but yeah you are right german shepherds are amazing.

[@calamity0.o]

They can also be a terrorist menace to your neighborhood if not properly supervised and trained. Cop neighbors white German Shepard constantly running the streets chasing children. Visited my parents last year and I couldn't believe it's either the same immortal dog or they got another white German still loose running and growling after children playing in their own yards.

[@GaisSacredCreations]

I doubt the duckling was in trouble...the retriever was doing what they were bred for, retrieving waterfowl.

[@jl3390]

Golden Retrievers, and all retrievers, were bred to RETRIEVE game. That's exactly what this dog is doing, retrieving game for it's master's dinner. They have what's called a "soft mouth" so they do not mangle the meat when retrieving it. It has NOTHING to do with helping the duck, and everything to do with helping his master eat, and maybe get some morsels for himself. THIS IS WHAT THEY WERE BRED TO DO.

[@nancyridings835]

​@@jl3390 my black lab would "soft mouth" small dogs if they came in our yard but i would find a killing field every spring of every kind of wild life he could catch throughout the winter. Rabbits squirrels groundhogs possums etc. Didnt stand a chance in his territory 😢 i once saw and heard him and a bobcat in a standoff. Bobcat made a smart decision and looked for his dinner elsewhere

[@bluejay9235]

Man, that dog standing up to that bear is the closest thing I've seen to a real life version of Ash's Charizard fighting the invincible Entei in the 3rd Pokémon movie, he REALLY loves his owner!

[@Thefailcycle]

Classic example

[@1dfr33]

goated example tbh. My staffie doesn't give me the time of day for the most part when my wife's home, but when it's just me and him or when something is up, he's right at my side.

[@jaymiller6009]

I've seen a few of these before, but in my opinion, that cat saving its human baby is by far the very best. That cat went into full blown "protect at ANY cost" mode and was clearly ready to lay its own life down if need be to protect the child. That cat had absolutely no hesitation and the only time it stopped was to make sure the little boy was okay before continuing to get the dog away from the child. If that were my cat, it would 100% live out all of its remaining years in absolute luxury after what it did; and what it was willing to sacrifice for the family that day.

[@mikes3827]

When I was maybe 9 or 10 and living on a 90-acre farm in southern Maine, one summer day I was helping my dad fix the pot belly stove in the summer room, and our female cat, Midget, was hanging around while we were working. All of a sudden we hear the neighbor's shepherd mix male dog (maybe 70 pounds) running towards our open-air garage, where Midget had a litter of kittens she had given birth to about a month prior. We knew the dog was coming because its dog tags gave off a loud clanging sound, and so our cat knew that sound as well. And that dog was likely going to wreak havoc or maybe even kill the kittens, and our (maybe 8 pound?) cat was gonna have a say about that. Anyway, before dad or I could open the screen door to let the cat out, Midget bolted through the frayed lower corner of the door and the cat arrived just as the dog arrived. The cat immediately attacked, and over around 10 seconds, the cat went into a clawing frenzy on the dog's nose, and it reminded me of one of those cartoon buzzsaw cats do to a dog. All we saw was dirt flying up everywhere, and the dog let out multiple YELPS, as it ran away like a little bitch. So after my dad and I picked our jaws up from the floor, that's when we realized when a cat needs to be badass, it can REALLY be badass, because that dog didn't know whether to shit or go blind after the fury our cat unleashed on it for those few seconds.

[@passingthroughtime3033]

The cat didn't save the baby. It simply attacked the dog as many cats do.

[@johnwilson6707]

true but it is more to do with this is their patch and they will attack love cats

[@hollyshaw-elliemae]

@@mikes3827 cats are literally made to slice and dice, they are such awesome creatures

[@dogons2k12]

Where da fuck is the cat???

[@heymikey6793]

How that German Shepherd pushed the kid out the way and then stood over him to protect the boy was super awesome and same with that cat at the end protecting that little boy against the dog, equally awesome!!!

[@mari02132]

Got POTUS security training...

[@JosieB2017]

I had a farm cat that turned into a mountain lion if any living creature came onto his property that didn’t belong there. The Mail carriers and UPS drivers knew to just leave packages in the big box they could drive up to. The neighbors big dogs knew not to cross the road. Everyone thought the beware of cat and don’t get out of your vehicle signs were funny until they met the cat. As a widow I sure loved that cat. RIP CHITTY KITTY

[@youtubeuser5524]

Lmfao 😹

[@ronniewall492]

I HAD CAT NAMED MR THAT PROTECTED ALL MY OTHER CATS. A DOG STARTED CHASING A CAT MR RAN BETWEEN THEM GOT DOG TO CHASE HIM. HE RUNS UP A TREE THEN DROPS ON DOG. NEIGHBORS TRIED TO GET ME TO PAY VET BILL.

[@Gomez_--je9db]

😂😂😂😂

[@boracay12]

those are some good examples of faithful protective dogs ...but the one with the golden retriever, ducks dont drown 🙂 they float ..the retriever was doing what it was breed to do. retrieve game . normally after it has been shot in duck hunting situations.

[@russell7445]

Where I used to live there was a neighborhood Tomcat, a rough looking yellow short-haired cat that was Notorious for killing dogs that came into his territory

[@shaunasugar]

I grew up with a German shepherd ❤️ they are fiercely loyal and so incredible 😊

[@jesusgaud8]

I have one now. Pure breed. What an amazing dog. He’s so protective over my family.

[@drakoskrezim3213]

I don't know who first said, "A dog is man's best friend" but no truer words were ever spoken

[@jurassicsushi]

That first dog learned real quick that mistakes were made, sheesh. That dog positioned himself in between the threat and protected that kid like a Boss!

[@Rambo-kv7dm]

His tail up, shows his dominance over the other dogs!

[@jurassicsushi]

@@Rambo-kv7dm Facts!

[@Rambo-kv7dm]

@@jurassicsushi 👍

[@Katiecs]

Afterward, you can see the shepherd walking back to the kid keeping an eye on the other dog the whole time, like you want more mf?

[@Rambo-kv7dm]

@@Katiecs : with his back hair raised.

[@ScentedOil]

Cats are protectors. I was working in the garden one day and my cat was on the chair, chillin, when he got up really quickly and zoomed past me. I turned to see what had his attention when I seen my cat chasing off a coyote that was really close to me, like it was about to attack me since I was on my hands and knees. I helped my cat chase off the coyote and I managed to pick up my cat and we both got in the house safely. If it wasnt for my cat, I dont know what wouldve happened. He grew up to be 13 yrs old and big! He out grew his siblings and even out lived them. He sadly died of old age in my arms as my dad watched and couldnt do anything to help. I love my cat to this day and can feel him jump on my bed to this day when I had a bad day. I believe he is still with me.

[@yosei2886]

That is beautiful

[@Duane-jn9ci]

Much love and respect to all of you. These awesome two legged, four legged, winged, finned , and none the less beautiful creatures make getting out of bed everyday so much easier. Thank you all.

[@ralphcantrell3214]

My dad used to say, that if God made anything better than a good dog He kept it for Himself.

[@lorettaclifford406]

Except ....he made good horses that will protect you AND carry you!

[@ralphcantrell3214]

@@lorettaclifford406 Ya, horses too!

[@deathrager2404]

@@ralphcantrell3214 word? thats why dogs kill their owners? and their children? lol.

[@Noname-613]

@@deathrager2404 we kill more of our kind and other species than dogs killing people and children. 30 people died of dog attacks ( average depending on the situations) compare to homicides estimated in the 500k+ not including drunk driving, car accidents as a result of recklessly driving. Animals seems to show more compassion nowadays than we the evolving, smarter species. Oh don’t forget drug overdoses and bullying.

[@ralphcantrell3214]

@@deathrager2404 🙄I'm pretty sure that's why dad always said, "good dog". And not "mean dog", "crazy dog", or "every dog" ...or even just "dog". 👍

[@markymark3668]

It cannot be understated how beautifully and unconditionally loyal dogs are. They will gladly die to defend your life. Coyotes are a huge problem in the area I live and I've never been more thankful to have my German Shpeherd mix than when they show up to start shit. At least 3 separate times now he has charged after them and drove them off without a second thought for his own safety to protect me and I could not be more appreciative. He is the best boy. I'd give my life for that dog and I know he'd do the same for me. ❤

[@taragriffin449]

Coyote should have been shot. They have no fear and no boundaries.

[@gerrywhelan5761]

I never thought coyotes were much of a risk to Adults, but after reading of a attack by 2 coyotes (DNA determined just 2) on a young promising female musician in Canada that took her life as she was walking on a trail, I have changed my idea of their danger big time, even if those attacks are rare!

[@markymark3668]

@gerry whelan They aren't common but their danger increases the further north you get. We have extremely long winters here and so when they get hungry they become more bold. Never underestimate a hungry animal, even if they seem harmless or unassuming. Coyotes are extremely clever hunters.

[@austin3626]

A coyote is no threat to you. To say so, is ridiculous.

[@markymark3668]

@@austin3626 Lol

[@karenk2409]

German Shepherds gotta guard. Retrievers gotta retrieve. Dobermans gotta defend. They're wonderful, true to breed. The cat, on the other hand, is amazing - where did that come from?!

[@graziasher6904]

Amazing, the most being, the the faithful cat , jumping out to chase away the attacking dog, in order to save the little girl. Wow, very impressive indeed. And all the other brave dogs, defending their owners or the little girl he didn’t know. And then putting himself in the middle of the road to draw attention to the danger, the little girl was in. All magnificent, brave, faithful creatures, that I love so much, bless them all, and I mean ALL the animals on earth! ❤

[@Lone_Star86]

Tiny cat Vs big dog. Nature is remarkable

[@dankelly5150]

@@Lone_Star86 As we saw on the last video, cats too have the same instincts as dogs and will defend their family when danger appears! 👍🏻🐕🐈

[@Skeeterboatfast]

It was a boy.

[@EvMichaelMwaura]

Among all those beautiful saving creatures, That cat deserves a recommendation

[@clean_nutzzgaming5290]

I love that cat so brave

[@Hhhh22222-w]

Cat chased away a bear before, and they arent afraid to go after snakes in yard, in asia we use thek to keep snakes from getting into yard

[@senpai4193]

Some animals should be awarded medals ❤

[@oicfas4523]

I think there is a heroic dog award of some kind (probably given out by a dog magazine or publication). I think cats have gotten something as well (or maybe the dog one has been given to a cat).

[@md-wg4bz]

I believe the cat at the end of the video, Tara, received some type of award.

[@amgineco]

THEY.. receive those, I believe, in Heaven !!!

[@combivan4346]

Pretty sure the cat received a few awards and a lot of notoriety.

[@Dizxc]

Look up a pitbull called Sargent stubby he actually met the queen and got a award in war

[@outrageousalan7780]

If only humans were as loyal as dogs. Dogs are simply better than humans. God Bless them all.

[@yourselfdotcomlol]

Watching that dog defend that boy brings tears to my eyes every time. Such loyal creatures. We are blessed by their loyalty.

[@Ishwolv]

lol. which one?

[@krabysniper]

It was a GIRL, not a boy.

[@ChrisRJ]

@@krabysniper It's up to the child to decide their gender, not you.

[@Spartan-eu4ro]

@@krabysniper the first was a boy

[@Gilvids]

@@mattltech 🤦‍♂

[@2345allthebest]

German Shepherds are truly man's best friend... we have 2 and they are full-fledged family members

[@Yk3d05bm]

Lost mine this year, she was the Center of our family, we miss her so much! Undoubtably the best dogs ever!

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

I have been mauled by a German Shepherd sinking it's teeth in my nose, forehead, and my eye which caused massive amount of bleeding. I beat that dog silly in the head while laying under it on the ground with it chomping my face. I was preventing it from sinking it's teeth in my throat.

[@2345allthebest]

@@JessicaSimonson1976 tell me more....how did it happen? Why???

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

@@2345allthebest the dog was a former police dog removed from service, and put up for adoption to people who couldn't control it. It took my walking past property as a threat charging me lunging knocking me to the ground. It immediately went to mauling me. I put my arm over throat, and begun punching dog with free arm delivering several blows to the head. The dog eventually released, and was put down after this attack. Over the years the scars faded, but memory is still there made me Leary of German Shepherds as a breed.

[@2345allthebest]

@@JessicaSimonson1976 very sorry to hear that... Very unusual set of circumstances ... typically police k9s remain with their owners upon retirement and don't get swapped around... Ours were rescued as puppies and are smart, athletic, loving, and of course very protective... They typically don't alert on people walking by but will definitely bark when people they don't know approach our house

[@Mreffs101]

Cats are more protective than people realize. My old cat, Smokey, was neutered but still behaved like a tomcat in terms of his willingness to brawl to protect his territory/family. One summer day my sister's young cat came racing down the road towards our house with a Rottweiler right behind him. Smokey saw this happening and ran to meet that huge dog head on. My sister's cat escaped and then a tense standoff began between the Rottweiler and my cat. Neither was backing down. Smokey, in typical cat fashion, was puffed up to twice his normal size, and he was already a healthy 15lb cat. His back was arched, he was fully turned sideways and he was growling louder than I'd ever heard him before. The Rottweiler tried a bluff charge and Smokey just straight up attacked the dog's face, ripping its nose open. The Rottweiler turned and ran but Smokey jumped onto the dog's back with full claws. The dog was running for its life, yelping, while Smokey was clinging to its back haunches and biting the Rottweiler's tail nub. Once they were about a quarter of the way up the road Smokey let go and trotted home like nothing happened. Needless to say, that dog never came near our property again.

[@DangThoseBurgers]

Wow, such a great cat you have man! You’re so lucky and I’m very happy for that 😊

[@tsarbomba427]

Tout a fait, notre chat a fait fuir un chien errant qui s’était introduit dans notre jardin pendant que mon fils y jouait... Les chats sont très territoriaux.

[@martinjason8466]

Cats will protect other cats..

[@vivianaguzman446]

Thats a great cat omg

[@drjay73]

Long live Smokey! That's one hell of cat you have my friend!

[@JustinTurnerman]

Dogs protecting a kid like that doesn't get better than that. Awesome to see.

[@Ivan-pl2it]

The dog pushed that girl to get her out of path of the attacking dog. That is problem solving level intelligence, incredible.

[@anonymouspononymous9078]

It was a boy

[@Ivan-pl2it]

@@anonymouspononymous9078 yeah I went back and caught that, good ear.

[@aj09696]

there's a reason they are police dogs ❤ 😊

[@8_x_9.]

The same with that cat.

[@Barbie4U2]

Another interesting fact: when the dog protected that child by chasing away the attacking dog, it quickly swiveled back around and came back to the child (continued to guard the child and prevent further attacks). This level of intelligence shows the dog has the ability to problem solve. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is what separates dogs chosen to be house pets versus dogs chosen to be K-9 unit (police dogs)

[@Lotek117]

That golden retriever with the gosling/duckling just saw the little water fowl and couldn't resist his retriever instincts! I'm 50/50 on whether or not the little bird was actually in trouble as they are made for the water or he was just swimming happily along when the golden spotted him and his retriever brain told him with every ounce of his being that he needed to scoop up the little guy and "retrieve" him for his human! Instincts are a hard thing to ignore.... Isn't it amazing how gentle retrievers are when carrying something, they can carry the most delicate creatures like a live duckling without putting a scratch on them.

[@Amtcboy]

Dog disturbed the duck wading on the water.

[@jl3390]

Golden Retrievers, and all retrievers, were bred to RETRIEVE game. That's exactly what this dog is doing, retrieving game for it's master's dinner. They have what's called a "soft mouth" so they do not mangle the meat when retrieving it. It has NOTHING to do with helping the duck, and everything to do with helping his master eat, and maybe get some morsels for himself. THIS IS WHAT THEY WERE BRED TO DO.

[@AngryLittleSponge]

From the captions on the actually video - looks like the dog just saw the duckling and instinctively "retrieved" it for it's owner - The captions read something like "Violet thinks she is rescuing a duckling" - The word "thinks" makes me believe the duckling wasn't drowning under the water at all... Because surely the captions on that persons video (which clearly the owner had filmed and put those captions there) would have said that Violet had rescued the duck. But it was amazing none the less how gentle violet was with the baby duck.

[@rickygraham9954]

That German shepherd from the beginning had me in tears proud of him like he was my dog the way he protected that child

[@Starteller]

The other dog probably didn't even want to harm the boy but to play too. But no stranger should approach a puppy. Many humans learned that lesson the hard way when they approached the babies of animals and their momma showed up

[@romeo2473]

Dogs are the best. Can't wait for my little ones to grow up a bit and get all of us a dog. I had one in my childhood and we were best friends. Living in a bad neighborhood, I can't remember how many times my dog had taken care of me.

[@TurdFerguson456]

The cat! Nothing beats it. The seriousness of that situation, the awareness, and the bravery, is off the charts. After analyzing this, like the map only seconds before parachuting into warzone, it blows my mind. The realization and thought this cat showed should deepen the awareness and intelligence we credit cats with. The stance after getting the dog off, and the unbelievable awareness to stay between the baby and the dog until the parent arrived, and then, as soon as the baby was safe, to sprint after the dog to revenge his baby brother, is epic. Instinct may be a part of this, but I'm afraid they're just a little smarter than we know. And they don't care if you know it! Which is cool. Cats are cool. 🙀

[@melodythomas9460]

cats are absolutely amazing creatures all the way around

[@Kevinschart]

i've seen that cat video a hundred times. it's pretty incredible

[@bunda248]

If this guy would stfu maybe I could watch this

[@mynameisinigomontoya8179]

Sorry but that dog defending his owner against an effing bear takes the cake.

[@enriqueleon1169]

@@mynameisinigomontoya8179 It was a young black bear looking for berries, he was scared of the dog whose tail wagging revealed he wanted to play.

[@rayrojas5185]

I don't care how big or small a dog is, if you give it love and affection it will do the same in return and most will risk their life to protect their owners.

[@youtubeuser5524]

Wrong, it would still give more even if u give it less, most of the time(i would like to believe)

[@deathrager2404]

@@youtubeuser5524 it gives more because it wants FOOD. it doesnt care about you. wake up seriously. dogs only care about FOOD.

[@russell7445]

I don't know about that one I've got a four year old German Shepherd who if someone came in the house with a knife and attacked me she would probably just go up to it and say will you pet me. She's a good dog but she doesn't have a mean bone in her body

[@deathrager2404]

@@russell7445 no she is just addicted to FOOD. she doesnt care about YOU. only about FOOD. thats why she doesnt want to attack, because she expects FOOD. regardless from whom it is. wake up dude .

[@heiligekuhdasisteinesehrpo1766]

@@deathrager2404 Cats in a nutshell

[@RememberTheSabbathDayExodus20]

7:20... that's an incredible story about the cat that saved that child. The poor kid had to get a few stiches as a result of that attack. I'm a dog person, but that cat is awesome.

[@magnificentmuttley154]

Not an everyday cat! But not as uncommon as you might think. One of the best things youtube does is it ahows you how often there are ordinary housecats who are extraordinary, because when it comes to the turf, they wont tolerate any dog, a bear, not even a b u f f a l o

[@arespaulson414]

You're the right kind of dog person.

[@arespaulson414]

@@magnificentmuttley154 I've seen a cat go a gator

[@magnificentmuttley154]

*@Ares Paulson* 🏆 Terrific example! Thanks 4 bringing that one up. Heres the clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6Skd2udgrNsmZI Heres a series of clips where fearless housecats chase away black bears: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWO1iYl-eKiWm9U

[@samholdsworth420]

Hell yeah that's a badass cat lol

[@SABER19XX]

This is why I love dogs 🐕🐶 my favourite pet and best friend very loyal good obedient will protect your home and alert you against intruders and fight other dogs ❤

[@wondwosondarios9943]

Wow...amazing !!! I like this dog's dedication he is so much ready to defend the the kid and he did it.

[@steveadams5190]

How ANYONE can mistreat or abuse a dog is beyond me

[@natwalsh2710]

And cats and other animals too.

[@Wasker20233]

Yea im not the biggest animal fan but still show the other living beings on our planet some respect

[@amygriffin274]

Like I've said before, and I'll say it again, if someone is capable of abusing an animal, they are capable of do the same to a human. Look how most serial killers get started.

[@JoeyP946]

@@amygriffin274 I care far more if I see a poor dog being mistreated than I do with a human..

[@timsexton]

The first clip exemplified great instinct on behalf of the yellow shepherd. Props to the hero cat, too. Your pets are more astute, intelligent, & observant than you think. *_TRUST !!_*

[@amgineco]

ALSO.. if they appear to be AVOIDING something UNSEEN.. do the same !!!

[@pearllumasag]

Love your dog or cat like love human

[@JR12991]

That’s so amazing,if you love your pet they’ll love you forever. Pets are so faithful, more than some people are…👏🏽

[@havinganicedaychannel2414]

That was some entertaining content of animals defending life. The display of bravery and courage is impressive, as well as inspiring. These are perfect examples of the loyalty our pets have for us! (clapping hands)

[@gegervary]

I miss my dog 😢. Their genuine compassionate personalities make me unfortunate more sympathetic to them than most humans.

[@Ms.AnnDrist]

All that's missing is the video of the stray dog protecting the girl walking alone at night down the street from a mugger. Dog sensed the guy was up to no good, watched him walk past and as soon as the man went after the girl, the dog jumped in and got to work protecting her. I always wished/imagined that she adopted that dog that day and brought him home with her 🥰

[@Elisa-oj2dv]

Wow! That's amazing ! That definitely should be a video that deserves to be viewed .

[@I-SOY-SMART]

@@Elisa-oj2dv kzbin.info/www/bejne/baa0d3ybqcmbmrs

[@billrobertson5895]

Is this the video. If so it is more amazing as it is a stray dog kzbin.info/www/bejne/baa0d3ybqcmbmrs

[@anyexpat]

That is cool

[@stevemeloccaro891]

i've owned a lot of dogs, best dog i ever had AMERICAN BULLDOG, by far no fear friendly, loved children and 1 hell of a guard and protector, and extremely easy to train and obedient

[@trevorjameson3213]

Is that the same as an American Staffordshire Terrier? Looks like a pit bull but bigger. We had one years ago and he was a fantastic dog, great with kids and family, very sweet and gentle, but fearsome as a guard dog when strangers came around. People were scared to death of him because of what he looked like too.

[@edwardcarter5724]

@@trevorjameson3213 Two different dogs. American Bulldog and American Staffordshire Terrier are similar in size and close in appearance but two different dogs

[@barryperdue7520]

Don't know if the duck was drowning, but I do know that the dog bringing it to shore is a Golden Retriever, which are bred to instinctively retrieve any bird to it's master with a soft mouth. They are normally used for hunting.

[@neil9383]

That's what I was thinking, the dog wasn't saving a drowning duck... it was retrieving a bird.

[@jonyjoe8464]

the duck was just minding its business, but at least the dog went for a swim.

[@atmywitsend1984]

​@@neil9383 Exactly the reason I came to the comments. The duck won't have been remotely drowning. Their downy feathers actually make that practically impossible.

[@HeraldoftheMEME]

Well the original video clearly points to how click baitey this channel is... The duck was never drowning, just a curious pup being a pup.

[@TruthHurts404]

Ducks have increased buoyancy in the water. If you've ever watched them they dip their heads below the surface but most of their bodies remain above the surface. Light enough to fly and float with little effort.

[@lisashirley7887]

I love to see animals protect not just owners but anyone! 🥰

[@scintillam_dei]

Animals are stupid enough to protect criminals.

[@NaWildAnimals]

*That is absolutely brilliant; I just wish more people would value these animals instead of mistreating them. ❤*

[@AliciaGuitar]

My dog was traumatically injured a couple days ago, and i was the one who saved her. I think she will protect me at all costs now ❤ it definately bonded us

[@lelisceballos8131]

How is your dog doing

[@AliciaGuitar]

@@lelisceballos8131 she is doing great, completely healed

[@pranav.m.warrier7407]

What happened tho?

[@jonharrison3114]

@@AliciaGuitar I am also interested in what happened

[@elettramia6380]

The way the dog in the first clip knocked down the little boy so the dog could get on top of him was so amazing 🥲and the tiny little doggie that helped the baby on the road

[@davemartin3813]

There is much truth in the s aging, "the more I see of people the better I love my dog",

[@bystanderbutch3509]

At the end of the day, you can't beat the loyalty of a dog.

[@bravefreedom8283]

People do not realize just how protective cats are of owners and especially small children and it really is quite amazing. My own cat threatened me over my daughter when she was young. He meant business too. He mistook our playing, her laughter and screams of tickling for pain. He rushed over, his pupils were dilated and he hissed like never before and opened his mouth as wide as a lion and showed me all of his teeth. I did not even know cats had that many teeth. Quite impressive. I snatched him up by the scruff and we were off to garage for a owner pet lecture. I did all of the talking this time. I loved that cat Tigger. Loved that cat, passed at 18 of kidney failure. Devastating

[@martinlang9615]

I now got a newfound respect for cats. I was very pleased to see it protect its family from that stray dog.

[@legendarypo183]

Dogs are truly a blessing to us humans…….❤

[@hulkgqnissanpatrol6121]

I've watched the first one on the original upload. I still can't believe he pushed her down and protected her like he did! Just WOW.

[@christianjohnson5294]

I watched the video of the cat saving the little boy years ago when I was younger and I have never forgotten it.

[@mtsflorida]

Incredible acts of love and friendship of animals. I had a female coyote wolf pet that saved me once after returning from a sting concert I was nearly attacked by a man yielding a club looking poster rolled up. The animal growled so fiercely that the big guy took off in a hurry.

[@model-man7802]

Nothing better than a team of good dogs!!!

[@lylecraig-eq7jk]

The kid being protected, the bull fighting for dear life, the duck being saved and every video there after brings Ole puppy dowgs close to my heart.

[@ihatefrauditors7393]

God = Dog And it only means that Dogs are truly Man’s Best Friends, sent by God. I Love their Unconditional Love and Loyalty. ❤️🙏🏼

[@myeyeswentdeaf6213]

Dogs are such awesome animals. There’s nothing like a good dog.

[@baejiaoflying9434]

20 years ago, my lovely 85 pound Lab Husky cross saw a German Shepherd charging my wife and myself. He calmly walked 10 yards in front of us putting himself between it and us, then just stood his ground. The charging Shepherd veered off at the last minute. My dog tossed his head and walked back to us, getting a lot of praise.

[@JoCo480]

Was the Shepherd barking or anything? Sometimes they charge up to people but when they get there their ears go back and theyre cool. People just get terrified seeing them coming towards them though.

[@baejiaoflying9434]

@@JoCo480 nope. It just made a direct line for us. After it veered off it held its ground for a while at a greater distance and then barked a bit, before turning round and trotting off. It was then my dog raised his head and returned to be near us.

[@TruthHurts404]

@@JoCo480 yeah dog lover or not there are certain breeds you don't take chances with. The GS can inflict a lotta pain quickly that's why they're used as K-9s. If I'm gonna take a chance like that I have options available. On another note an Amazon driver here died bc the owners who were away were very irresponsible and had packages delivered to their home while dogs were unsecured. 1 shepherd + 1 Cane Corso were inside and came outside chasing him to the backyard where they viciously and fatally mutilated him. If that were me I'd just toss it over the fence, not worth my life.

[@JoCo480]

@@TruthHurts404 Ive been on the good side and bad side of them before haha as an owner and the victim of a bad owner/dog. I wouldnt take chances but I dont get hysterical because I know they look as if theyre charging at you to kill when they might just want to say hello.

[@JoCo480]

@@baejiaoflying9434 Couldve been either or but good thing your dogs not scared to stand its ground.

[@daleschultz2640]

Animals do remember the good deeds their human counterparts do for them. Protecting us with their lives is only one of many "Pay-Backs" their are willing to do for us.😢😊👍❤ Bring on the "Kibble" & "Cat Nip!"❤❤

[@sheila1013]

Some wonderful examples of the lengths our four-legged friends will go to protect us. 🙏❤️🐕🤗

[@POBulkhead]

I love the last one about the cat.

[@robertdouglas8895]

That was the biggest surprise of all.

[@trevorjameson3213]

I've seen that video before, it was a surprise for sure! But I had a cat do something similar years ago, attacking a stray dog that wandered into our yard. The dog wasn't being mean or anything, I guess it just got into our cat's territory or something I don't know. It's a good thing it was a just a kitty cat and not a pet jaguar or something. Lol

[@bprajkumar9248]

Humanity in the dog is remarkable.

[@chalkandcheese1868]

Dumbest comment of all time.

[@loriwest610]

I love how the dog is trained to stay in the yard. Train your dog to stay on your property. This will protect your dog and others as well. A well trained dog will defend his turf but allow people and other pets to pass by safely.

[@Pizzlier]

That’s one badass cat saving the boy from an aggressive dog!

[@cyc25ruffneck]

I'm not a cat person, but that last one was pretty bad ass!

[@EdgardoValentinoDOlaes]

The last part is a cat rescuer who is surprisingly a very brave and swift feline! 🐈

[@jorgeposadas1192]

That is one bad ass cat!

[@markf3229]

Some of these household cats don't know how small how they are. Just a miniature tiger freally.

[@trevorjameson3213]

@@markf3229 That's true.. We have a cat that has fearlessly attacked large dogs that wandered into the yard. But at the same time, our cat is skittish of people he doesn't know... weird. Lol All I know is that you wouldn't really want a pissed off cat wrapping itself around your legs and digging in. They tend to sink their teeth all the way in, and hang on with their claws. I saw a video once of guys trying to catch a stray cat and it took two men to pry that thing off the other guy's leg.

[@funandgamesexplorers5020]

One of the coolest comments here

[@imclueless9875]

Two Doberman running at you is one of the most terrifying things you can ever see. Dobermans are not like Shepherds or belgians, when they know its go time there is no stopping till the target is eliminated, it is very hard to stop them when they are in protect mode.

[@sandracorless6186]

I always had German Shepherds growing up as a kid and they are very protective of their owners and when I had kids they were protective of them also. As for cats you'll be surprised on how many cats are protective of their owners also🤔💞🐕💞🐈👍

[@debracecchi]

The cat at the end was awesome. He or she deserved lot of treats.

[@judithstratton9073]

Love it when smart, protective dogs - and cats - act.

[@thompsonsmith3256]

Hello Judith How are you doing today?

[@jessicabeaudoin73]

That calf didn’t look like it wanted to attack, they can be very friendly and lovable!

[@mwillblade]

Stay in the city Jessica.

[@jessicabeaudoin73]

@@mwillblade ummm, who says I live in the city? Lucky we have a 100 people where I live, blink you miss my town!

[@TallulahTeyah-zu5bm]

And this is why my adoration and love for these precious souls has deepened to the extent that people come second and for many other reasons!!

[@LarryParamedic1]

We don't give our 4 legged friends enough credit, God bless them all.

[@fatimafernandes2660]

Dogs r man's best friends that goes without a second thought.

[@RnR.777-m8y]

Someone give all these animals a 🏆! I truly believe these incredible pets are gifts from God 🥰❤️

[@avaliausd.]

The Word does say God made animals for humans to have dominion over. He made them as a token of His love and creativity to us. Even though humanity's sins has corrupted God's original plan (it was never God's plan that animals and humans have to fight for survival), we can still appreciate what good is still left in nature. 😊 That includes the good in humanity, since humans are also a part of nature.

[@OkamiVtuber]

The dogs are not only beautiful animals, warriors and guardians they are angels.

[@vicpetrishak7705]

Pets are a small part of our lives but for the pet we are their whole life !

[@mafirearmsafety]

I was in a large field walking my German Shepard/ Husky mix, she was up ahead of me about 100 yards, I looked to my right and saw a large black dog charging across the field coming at me! It was still a good distance away, I whistled and Yuma looked back at me, then she saw the black dog coming. She took off at a dead run at the black dog and crashed her shoulder into it rolling it over, then Yuma tore it up! That dog could not retreat fast enough! I called her back and rewarded her with plenty of love!! Not sure how this devolved into a neutering discussion/argument? Funny.

[@funshine817]

@@Moose_skins This is why, however, male dogs should be neutered. They are far to aggressive and dangerous with all those sex hormones/testosterone. Unless, of course, you use your dog for breeding purposes. Cesar Milan, the Dog Whisperer, highly recommends neutering for males and spaying for females.

[@jimhendrix7776]

@Centaur Skin lol the true words of a poor dog owner 😆 🤣 😂... I have plenty of experience with big aggressive dogs, owning cas/mals/akitas/gsd and certain dogs DONT BELING AT DOG PARKS OFF LEASH!! Akitas are one of those breeds... when I adopted a belgium mal, you couldn't look thus dog in the eyes or he viewed it as dominance while on the other hand, never seen that from the akita!! Had no issues playing ball for hours with him off leash, my Akita, on the other hand, she never got off the leash in public!!! We live on a farm and have property in the mountains so they do get to roam freely, but never in the city!! It's cool that you think it's cool that your dog tore another dog to shreds cause they displayed dominance!!!

[@jimhendrix7776]

@Cindy lol me personally I disagree!!! Ceasar says that for yhe general public as they know little about dog behavior and the dogs will be a little more restrained chopped!! But not all breeds. And, he says that cause there's a ton of irresponsible dog owners that end up with litters that end up at the pound or dumped somewhere... Me personally, I think it ruins the drive of the dog if you're using the dog for it intended breeding purpose! Guard dogs, sheep dogs and working breeds in general should be intact for their drive purposes...

[@joetrevino4551]

Good Job Yuma!! 👍

[@funshine817]

@@jimhendrix7776 Well, I don't know, as Cesar could have ANY breed go to a dog park and be off leash, as he would be in TOTAL control of the dog. If you can't take your dog to a dog park, then you have no control over your dog. Your dogs should ALWAYS be submissive to you, no matter how aggressive they are, as you would be the TOP dog! Not being able to look your belgium mal in the eyes, because he would see it as dominance, is you not being the pack leader, so there is no respect. A non neutered male would need a very alpha owner to keep it in line, so if you can't take your dogs to a dog park, because they are so aggressive, then you don't have total control over your dogs. Your dogs should be completely obedient to you, and not give a sh!t about other dogs. It seems you keep your dogs in an aggressive state, as opposed to a calm surrendered state, coupled with not being the pack leader, which is why you fear going to dog parks. However, since you seem to know this and so do not take your dogs to a dog park off leash, good on you.

[@trevorjameson3213]

I had a large cat years ago that attacked a stray dog that came up my driveway towards me. The dog wasn't being aggressive, just wanted some food or attention. But my cat didn't know that, so he attacked it, wrapping around it's neck from underneath and sinking his teeth into the dog's neck. I'll never forget that poor dog squealing like crazy and whipping it's head back and forth trying to get the cat off. Finally my cat let go and the dog ran away. It was crazy, and until that day I had no idea a cat would try to protect it's owner. But sure enough they will!

[@nyteshayde1197]

Domesticated cats are just as territorial as their larger wild counter parts, and they can do some damage.

[@sixpest]

That dog was a wuss. u lucked out on that day

[@dennissmith7214]

@@nyteshayde1197 Yes they can but sadly 99.9% of domestic cats are useless moochers and do absolutely nothing most of the time! 😑🤷🏽‍♂️

[@TruthHurts404]

Cat coulda just been freaked out and looking out for itself. I wouldn't go bluffing any bigger canines hoping that cat will save the day. Might be a different ending. Maybe get a tiger like Mike Tyson. Now you're ready! 👍🏻

[@TruthHurts404]

@@dennissmith7214 this is my point.

[@sparagmos4748]

Having dogs has made me feel so much safer, and that wasn't even a reason why I got them!❤❤

[@shawnbutler9888]

My favorite part about the dog saving the other dog from drowning, is the human who could have helped in a much quicker fashion, sitting there doing nothing but filming it all happen. Good job human.

[@steven6542]

Yep

[@MichaelSmith-cq4zk]

If you didn't realize that they are being trained. Two of the same breed plus their tug toy . Be smarter than the person who put the clip together

[@pvmoore1154]

@@MichaelSmith-cq4zk Please don't burden shawn with truth or facts. His teacher (binary vegan) said "animals are better than humans",... so it must be true.👍

[@roxane7432]

I wonder If the human staged it, to make a video.

[@freesoul82]

While the human is taking the video..lmao

[@YooooouKnowwwww]

I've seen coyotes jump over 5 and 6 foot fences, they climb up and hop over line they're not even there. Don't think you kid or small dog/cat is safe in your yard just because it's fenced in

[@zorze2707]

casper enter the chat room😎

[@karenhoward3662]

I seen one grab a little dog and take off with the little dog. Horrible

[@Sturniolo.triplets.for.life25]

They can jump up to 7 or 8 feet

[@jeannetteberks231]

We had a shoot on sight rule at the ranch I worked at!

[@y2kelly66]

Yeah I live in Alaska and Eagles will fly away with your little dogs

[@Man11235]

Love how in the first clip you can read the dogs body languages so easy. The protector was all proud and the attacker was embarrassed 🤣

[@surronzak8154]

Dogs are amazingly courageous creatures

[@Willie-v1u2x]

YES!! I don't see why people say they suck

[@anthonycahill5220]

It’s absolutely amazing how our cats and dogs protect us like this. The pets we have are family members!!! I would risk my life for my dog as well. We need to protect these amazing animals as much as we can.

[@stephencullum8255]

My daughter years ago was playing with her friend when her friend's dog a pit came racing at her knocking her to the ground and stood over her growling furiously. She was angry until she notice the stray dog who had been stocking her. This happen to me too as a boy when my German Shepherd protected me from the neighborhood bully.