[Animal News]When owners take their dogs for a walk, they should keep them on a leash to keep them safe. One accident will regret it for life. Recently, a video has been circulated on social media. In the video, a dog suddenly jumped off a cliff while walking on a bridge. The suspected female dog owner was panicked and had no time to react. It is currently unknown when and where the video was filmed. Volunteer Anzini said that owners must be alert when taking their dogs for a walk, especially when they go to places that may be dangerous, and they should be kept on a leash for safety.
The 19-second video was circulated on the Internet a few days ago. At the beginning of the video, there was a man, a woman and a big dog walking across the bridge. During the period, the big dog walked towards the woman. In just 3 seconds, the big dog suddenly jumped and jumped. Jumping off the cliff, the woman screamed in fright. After that, the big dog fell to the grass at the bottom of the cliff, and the dog stood up and walked a few steps, which may not be the final situation.
Anzini told this newspaper that she saw this video only following it was reposted by others. She did not know the time and place of the shooting, and described the incident as very terrifying. She pointed out that the incident reflects the importance of leash. “Many people take their dogs for a walk without leash. In fact, when they go to these dangerous places, no matter how well-behaved the dog is, it must be kept on the leash.”
Earlier, when a dog owner led the dog hiking the mountain, the dog stumbled and fell into the slope because he was frightened by someone riding a hot wheel. Fortunately, the dog owner and enthusiastic people rescued him through the night and were successfully rescued. When the owner takes the dog for a walk, the leash can prevent the dog from being lost or encounter an accident because of being frightened, and the dog can be protected immediately in case of emergencies.
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