Pets are not only animals that help people entertain and befriend when sad, but in many cases they are also benefactors, protecting us from unforeseen disasters.
Referring to the name of one of the most aggressive and aggressive dog breeds in the world, no one can ignore the Pitbull. With a strong body, fierce face, Pitbull easily overwhelms other opponents in every battle.
Previously, from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century, the Pitbull was bred and born in England, Ireland, Scotland and was used in human battles. However, after being brought to the United States, Pitbull was assigned another task, that of guarding or hunting.
Originating as a fierce dog line, but since being tamed and raised by humans, Pitbull has become gentler and friendlier to humans. Except in case of being threatened or attacked, the Pit bull is a very loyal and affectionate dog with its owner.
The biggest highlight of the Pitbull is its fighting ability and invincible endurance. As a dog that does not seem to know the feeling of pain, Pitbull can attack any opponent that threatens itself or its owner.
There have been many cases of Pitbull dogs risking their lives to save their owners from danger, like in the story below.
Arlo is the home name for a Pitbull dog raised by her sister Haley McCormack.
Haley McCormack, a local in Davidson County, North Carolina, USA, has a pet dog, a Pitbull named Arlo at home.
That day, Ms. McCormack had just returned from work, was about to step over the porch to enter the house, when suddenly the dog Arlo rushed to stop it from nowhere.
After a while, McCormack noticed that the dog Arlo was growling, showing extreme anger at a mysterious creature lurking under the stairs of his house.
It turned out that due to carelessness, McCormack did not see a venomous North American snakehead lurking. Fortunately, thanks to the appearance of Arlo, she saved her from a conspicuous goal.
To protect the owner, the dog Arlo did not hesitate to fight the poisonous snake.
After identifying the enemy intending to attack his beloved owner, the dog Arlo was extremely angry. It ran straight to where the snake was, used its mouth to bite the snake's tail and kept shaking it back and forth.
In the end, Arlo killed the snake to protect her owner, but it was not lightly injured by 3 or 4 venomous snake bites on its face.
Without delay, Ms. McCormack rushed Arlo to the area veterinary hospital so that the doctors could treat her benefactor. As a result, the dog Arlo's life was preserved, but his face and neck were puffy due to the sequelae of the poison. According to the doctor's diagnosis, it will take some time for Arlo to fully heal.
And the trade-off that Arlo is willing to sacrifice for his master.
Ms. McCormack said emotionally: "The Arlo dog's special and reckless action showed his courage, his boundless love for me. Arlo dog seems to be a priceless gift that God has given me."
