Missing boy was protected through thunderstorm by his pet dog
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Missing boy was protected through thunderstorm by his pet dog
A lost boy was found safe and sound in North Dakota this week under the protection of his beloved dog, Cooper.
After 3-year-old Carson Urness went missing from his yard around 7:30 p.m. Monday, a search party of about 200 people was organized to find the child, Valley News Live reports. About seven hours later, one of the volunteers spotted the golden retriever-german shepherd mix near a knoll; Carson was huddled underneath the pup. It appears the dog protected the missing boy from a thunderstorm by using his body to shield him.
"You think of the worst, but then I knew Cooper was gone. If anyone was going to find him, they'd just have to find Cooper," Carson's mother, Courtney Urness, told WDAZ-TV.
The boy and his dog were discovered about a mile away from the family's Cooperstown farm. Though those on foot were called off from the search around 2 a.m. Tuesday due to heavy rain, ATV riders continued until one four-wheeler spotted the dog.
As Carson rode back to the family home on the ATV, Cooper reportedly followed closely behind. The 3-year-old was taken to a local hospital for evaluation but appears to be in good shape after the ordeal, thanks to his loyal dog.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/07/dog-protects-missing-boy-carson-urness_n_5282408.html
Re: Missing boy was protected through thunderstorm by his pet dog
Dogs are guardian angels in fur form.
What a lovely story.
What a lovely story.
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harrymuffin wrote:Dogs are guardian angels in fur form.
What a lovely story.
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Yes, as I read this I thot: What else would the pup do? He's a pack animal, and the baby was an important part of his pack. Heartwarming story, but it's instinctual for Cooper.
I remember going out camping as a kid, with my friend and his huge German Shepard dog. We made camp, and all night long the dog was either huddled up with us, or getting up to patrol around. He treated it like his job.
I remember going out camping as a kid, with my friend and his huge German Shepard dog. We made camp, and all night long the dog was either huddled up with us, or getting up to patrol around. He treated it like his job.
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