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Sidney
15th May 2014, 05:08
Title says it all. Never under estimate the family cat again. :) Enjoy


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qggsy3Cxg4U

DeDukshyn
15th May 2014, 05:19
Awesome clip. I posted it in the kitten thread, but it is so cool it should have its own. Cats are under appreciated for their loyalty to friends (usually reserved to dogs) -- although the do make you work for that friendship ;) Cat saves his boy! Just plain cool!

Tesla_WTC_Solution
15th May 2014, 05:22
Cats are extremely psychic/sensitive.
They pretend not to care because it's easier to survive not caring.
But every once in a while the shell get cracked by a shocking incident like this.

Hero cat!!!

avid
15th May 2014, 06:27
My old cat loved nothing better than to attack dogs who were threatening, and ride bareback with claws dug in!!!!:cool:

Rocky_Shorz
15th May 2014, 06:35
when I saw that clip earlier, I was amazed, I've watched a cat stand and watch a small dog attack it's kitten without a flinch...

definitely a hero cat

Becky
15th May 2014, 06:46
The cat was amazing, but I'm shocked and troubled by the dogs behaviour because of the way it sought the boy out when it realized the boy alone - nasty behaviour by the dog, and not typical of most dogs. Awesome cat - my childhood cat was just like that - huge and fearsome and fearless!

Lettherebelight
15th May 2014, 06:52
Sorry to say it, but that boy would probably be dead right now if it wasn't for that cat.

Well done, kitty!!

Thanks for posting! It really IS amazing.

minkton
15th May 2014, 09:06
Guardian Angel energy in that cat.

Lifebringer
15th May 2014, 09:23
Title says it all. Never under estimate the family cat again. :) Enjoy


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qggsy3Cxg4U

Cats are the greatest. Clean, independent and this Momma cat shows, very protective of the young at the risk of her own life. Now that's what I call unconditional. Do you think the cat was there when the child was born? The child was 4 or 5? Wow, I'm loving it.:luv:

As a cat owner and dog owner, I've always taken care to not have a pit or dobie or rock around the children where they are left alone. Be it a neighbor's home or my own. Seen too many traumatized for life children. They are guard dogs. Loving to the ones who feed them, but smart enough to know when they're time w/owner is now shared with the new child. It's complicated, and people just don't take the added time to teach "never attack a child" to the dog. Letting it roam the streets as a guard dog, leaves the dog to "decide" what to attack or protect. The owner he'll protect, the child at eye height, if they lock eyes, is like a challenge to alpha's unless you teach the dog not to attack children. Children are unpredictable, small and sometimes carry sticks, swords, balls all of which a dog will look at and also make the decision, if the owner isn't present.

Good that it didn't turn our worse. There've been 4 attacks by pit bulls that killed a grandmother, two children, and a 5 year old was attacked with multiple stitches around the head and limbs.

People need to think twice about putting a natural guard dog in a home or leashless in the neighborhoods. Owners don't know that the only respect the dog has is for the owner who feeds it, everyone else "is a thought process in a guard dogs mind." Depending on how the owner has trained the dog, this can happen to anyone.:wizard:

Lifebringer
15th May 2014, 09:42
Guardian Angel energy in that cat.
Oh yeah, the warrior kitty came out for real. I think in all the panic she leapt into action as any protective mother, and then realized after crossing the driveway, that that's enough chasing it off the property, and then came back to see the child. Great video of the changes going on right around us.

Good vs Evil/sneaky dog? Good wins.
A lesson to us all that "courage at the right time" does count. Stay strong and stay true peeps.

Sunny-side-up
15th May 2014, 10:09
The cat was amazing, but I'm shocked and troubled by the dogs behavior because of the way it sought the boy out when it realized the boy alone - nasty behavior by the dog, and not typical of most dogs. Awesome cat - my childhood cat was just like that - huge and fearsome and fearless!

Yes truly AMAZING lil cat.
Would be like you or me taking on a Lion in size comparison!

Well said though Becky, not a typical dog behavior!

Billy
15th May 2014, 10:10
That cat saved that kids life. If the cat had not intervened that dog would have ripped the boy apart. Amazing how the cat sussed to throw its whole body at the Dog to knock it out the way. Wow.

That Dog should have been put down immediately after the attack and a hero's statue erected for the cat.

Carmen
15th May 2014, 11:16
Just love that little cat! What a brave feisty little animal!

GrnEggsNHam
15th May 2014, 12:50
Sorry to say it, but that boy would probably be dead right now if it wasn't for that cat.

Well done, kitty!!

Thanks for posting! It really IS amazing.
There was an adult supervising, as seen running out almost instantly. Just so happens cats are a tad quicker than humans :p.

Zaya
15th May 2014, 13:35
That cat saved that kids life. If the cat had not intervened that dog would have ripped the boy apart. Amazing how the cat sussed to throw its whole body at the Dog to knock it out the way. Wow.

That Dog should have been put down immediately after the attack and a hero's statue erected for the cat.

The dog is being put down. The person who posted the video said so. Unfortunately, it is necessary. Clearly that dog is not suited to be around people. It's a shame because I bet it has terrible owners.

I have watched this video like 5 times since yesterday and it never loses the amazing WHOA moment for me. I love it! I have 2 cats and I have never understood why people say that cats don't love their owners etc. My cats love the crap out of me lol. I think they would do something like this if there were danger as well. That cat is a HERO for sure. I hope she is treated like a queen lol.

Sidney
15th May 2014, 14:11
That dog definitely had a wild hair and an agenda. That cats instinct was badass and so impressive. He will be famous for a while I am sure. Reminds me of this.Is this what he sees in the mirror? :)


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here is a link to some interviews with the parents and the boy and cat if anyone is interested.
http://www.turnto23.com/news/local-news/amazing-video-cat-saves-boy-from-dog-attack-in-southwest-bakersfield-051414

Cidersomerset
15th May 2014, 15:28
I'm all for 'pussy power' on my rounds I usually stop and
stroke the friendly cats and dogs to if they are amenable
enough, but there are a few head banging dogs to be wary of.

One in particular will run and head butt the door as I post
the mail and I have been bitten on the upper arm by an
alsatian not fun, and nipped by smaller dogs ( occupational hazard).


Tesla put this one up on her thread...
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Although cat scratches are a hazard as well with some
not so 'cool cats,....


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Cidersomerset
15th May 2014, 16:19
This one thinks its a cat burglar !!

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marlowe
15th May 2014, 17:09
When dogs "REVERT" to their ancestral wolf persona they

will often attack small children or an old person who walks with a limp...

This is the idea of going after the weakest member of the herd of antelope or

deer....Biologists call this dog to wolf behavior "reversion"....

In my thread Curious Case of Criminal Last Names I think this reversion idea

also applies to serial killers....

http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=94579

Carmen
15th May 2014, 19:08
I had a family line of cats years ago that stood no nonsense from dogs. One, called "Basil Brush" loved seeing a big trailer load of sheep dogs ( rough badass working dogs). He would have those dogs off the trailer and abashed very quickly. Many of my former cats liked dogs but had to train them as to who was boss! Sometimes it took a few good "one/twos" with the claws before they learned, then harmony reigned. One year our Jack Russell bitch had puppies and our two ginger cats, Jack and the Fat Man, (wow, that's putting the age on it), took over the rearing of the puppies, apart from the feeding that is. They loved those pups. It was always hilarious seeing a mess of pups and cats all karked out on the couch together!

In our house at least it is usually "cat rules"!

GloriousPoetry
15th May 2014, 19:35
Horray for that cat ! Precious creature...!!!!

Tesla_WTC_Solution
15th May 2014, 19:48
Some smaller dogs really love cats. Mostly mongrel dogs w/o high strung persona.
I had a fat hound mix named Tubby, and she would roll around and play-fight with our cat Bat-Man (also female lmao) for hours a day.

They were very special animals.
People should appreciate such things before they are gone.

(Cider's video of the cat in the van -- that's one pretty cat! and the one attacking through the mail box looks unhealthy rofl)

Star Tsar
15th May 2014, 19:52
Reminds me of what Mr Gilliland said about Cat beings being great protectors!
Confirmation for me...
A:bigfish: is in order for our hero I think!