Pet parents often witness situations where their dogs protect them from danger. In this Instagram video, the owner shares a similar story about how her Pit Bull, Molly, was a “brave girl.” She saves her family’s life in a pretty unconventional way, but obviously, she still deserves praise and love for being brave. In the caption, the uploader calls the pet their “GUARD DOG,” and mentions in the clip that it was quite unexpected.
Owner shares how their Pit Bull saved their life in video
In a cute and funny video on Instagram, an owner shares how their Pit Bull named Molly (or Moo Cow) saved their life. She begins by recalling how she used to say that the breed is “scared” to protect their humans in actually dangerous situations. Then, she corrects herself and mentions that her pet saved her life.
The dog mom explains that she has had Molly for four months and has never seen her “bark or growl at anyone or anything.” However, that morning, the owner and her husband woke up, witnessing the pup facing towards their dark hallway.
Molly was “freaking out” while barking and growling at someone or something. The pet parent then states that the situation could have been worse if their Pit Bull had “not alerted” them.
While the family of five was scared of Molly’s reaction, the husband decided to check on the situation. The man looked in the direction their pet was barking at, and found something moving.
After a while, he discovered it was a “helium balloon” that made its way to the hallway. Furthermore, the dog mom sarcastically claimed that she had seen Molly reacting less to “actual strangers.” Thus, her response that morning shocked them. Despite the result, the owner praises her Pit Bull and thanks her in the video.
Meanwhile, viewers showered love on Molly and called her “amazing.” Netizens also joked in the comments, appreciating the dog’s bravery. Moreover, the video of the Pit Bull has received over 50K likes since its upload.
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