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Labrador Retriever Leaps to Protect Small Dog from Coyote Attack

By: Clarisse Q
Clarisse is an effective freelance SEO writer for a dog magazine, combining her deep passion for animals with her professional skills. Her hands-on experience with rescued cats and stray dogs enriches her writing, enabling her to create engaging and informative content that resonates with pet parents and animal lovers.Read more
| October 25, 2024

Dogs are known for their caring and protective nature, always ready to help those in need, whether they are humans or fellow animals. A recent event in Huntington Beach, California, highlighted this incredible trait when a brave Labrador retriever saved his little dog sister from a coyote attack.

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Melissa and Freddy Patriarca were shocked when their security camera captured a terrifying scene: their pet Boston terrier, Sadie, was attacked by a coyote. The wild animal had grabbed tiny Sadie by the neck, and she was crying out in pain. “My heart was breaking when I heard her scream,” Freddy Patriarca told WABC. “And just knowing that a wild animal like a coyote could just jump the wall so easily, and almost take our loved one away.”

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Fortunately, disaster was avoided thanks to the couple’s other dog, a courageous lab named Cody. Hearing the commotion, Cody immediately rushed outside to defend the smaller dog. “Cody ran outside immediately barking,” Freddy told CBSLA.

Cody’s quick action caused the coyote to release Sadie, and together, the two dogs managed to scare the wild animal away from their home. According to FOX 11, another one of the family’s dogs, Zoey, also joined in. The owners were deeply impressed by their dogs’ heroism.

“Big brother came to try to save her, and even her, like running after the coyote after,” Melissa Patriarca told WABC. The incident left the couple shaken, worried that coyotes in the area could pose a serious threat to their beloved pets. According to CBSLA, another coyote nearby had recently injured a 3-year-old girl, and the couple’s children were now afraid to play in their own yard.

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“I feel unsafe,” Melissa told the outlet. “We should feel safe here, in our own home.” The coyote that attacked Sadie was reportedly found and euthanized by authorities.

Despite the frightening experience, the worst was prevented. Sadie suffered a few bites but recovered after taking antibiotics. She’s safe and sound, all thanks to brave dog Cody.

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“It was scary. It happened so quick. Cody did save the day,” Freddy told FOX 11. “If Cody wasn’t around, she would be gone.” She’s safe and sound, all thanks to brave dog Cody.

What a scary situation, but we’re so glad Sadie is safe now thanks to her dog brother Cody. It’s always amazing to see dogs protecting other dogs.

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