Posted on 10/01/2018 9:41:17 AM PDT by C19fan
This is the moment a giant male puma invaded a family's garden and clasped the neck of a pet dog in its jaw for eight minutes.
The terrified owners in Russia were too frightened to go out as another dog barked furiously at the big cat but was also scared to intervene.
Residents in Kozino village in Moscow region say the puma was the pet of a local oligarch in a nearby elite housing compound Fryaz, home to Russian celebrities.
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Irish wolfhound, this woulda been the other way around - kitty would be snack.
Stay away from Communist Pumas.
It’s too bad folks in the UK aren’t allowed to defend their pets and themselves with those nasty old firearms.
I would be impressed if they could hit a puma in Russia.
A good dog owner would have jumped on that Puma sticking a kitchen knife in its neck.
Pretty sure the Puma would have let go after it bled out.
Sorry, but if it’s between my dog and some rich back-hole’s pet Puma, the Puma loses.
Sorry, thought article was from UK.
I’d get a kick out of owning a Czech Wolfdog... they look like Carpathian wolves and you’d never know they’re a dog - a regal looking German Shepherd.
A puma is a big kitty. Too big for most humans to handle. A Maine Coon is more docile.
I just looked them up. Beautiful dogs! Very intelligent looking eyes. It’s a breed I had not heard of before.
They’re somewhat harder to control than a GSD... and if you can’t walk them af least 90 minutes per day - they’re not the dog for you.
Czech Wolfdogs inherit their inherent reserve and intelligence from their wolf ancestor which makes them strictly purposeful. Their fanatical devotion is all GSD.
Not a dog for everyone but if you have the time, dedication and stamina to devote to it, it can be the perfect dog.
I do like guardian dogs.
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