While there are tips available on how to perform mouth-to-snout resuscitation on a dog, Moriah Deno never learned them. However, she had recently been learning CPR as a lifeguard, and found herself in an emergency situation with her puppy, Vanuchi.
Vanuchi and an older dog, Pumbaa, had gone out on the deck of the Deno home. Moments later...
Check out the feel-good story, and the lesson learned (harness, not choke collar).
http://www.lacrossetribune.com/news/local/article_78ab1b60-4f53-11df-876f-001cc4c002e0.html | via The Obscure Store and Reading Room
(Photo: Matt Perenchio)
Vanuchi and an older dog, Pumbaa, had gone out on the deck of the Deno home. Moments later...
Deno was inside getting dinner ready when Pumbaa got her attention.
She ran to the deck, where she saw Vanuchi’s leash tangled around the grill, then disappear over the edge.
At the other end, the 5-month-old French bulldog dangled lifeless in his collar.
Check out the feel-good story, and the lesson learned (harness, not choke collar).
http://www.lacrossetribune.com/news/local/article_78ab1b60-4f53-11df-876f-001cc4c002e0.html | via The Obscure Store and Reading Room
(Photo: Matt Perenchio)
Actually the lesson learned should be "don't leave your dog (tied up?) outside unattended." Even with a harness, the dog could still potentially have serious bodily harm.
You can't prevent every type of injury, but common sense will avert most of them.
http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/odd-news/drunk-us-man-tries-to-revive-dead-opossum_100341509.html
Poor frenchie... give him to meeeee! He can play with our own :D
And yes... harnesses all the way!
"Noochi’s dead, she said.
Did you try mouth-to-mouth? Kyle Deno asked.
It was too gross, Moriah said."
So basically she gave up on mouth to mouth because it was gross... not the most heroic thing I've ever read.