Little hero!Water rescue puppies drag 1.3 tons of heavy boats back to safe zone

According to the British "Daily Mail" report, a Newfoundland rescue dog named Oakley successfully pulled a 1.3 -ton small boat to a safe place. At the time of the storm, the sea became turbulent. It is reported that the incident occurred on a lake in Belzville, Pennsylvania, USA, and Oakley, who was trained by water rescue, successfully rescued the boat that was streaming and waves from the established route. Oakley is a Newfoundland dog. In the Massachusetts, the American Dog Water Rescue Society received water rescue training. Before the storm came, the impressive rescue operation was completed. George Abraham, an operator of Oakley's Instagram account, wrote: "We walked out of the wind and waves, Oakley held the tie rope in its mouth and pulled the floating boat to swim until the shore was pulled."

In a video, you can see that Oakley wearing a dog's rescue glasses and equipment dedicated to dogs, dragging a ship that is much larger and heavier than her in the water in the increasingly larger storm. Oakley is one of the only two dogs in the United States that uses the methods of the Italian dog water rescue society for training. Water rescue dogs usually include Newfoundland dogs, German shepherds, and golden retriever hunting dogs. They can perform underwater rescue tasks on board, water motorboats, and even helicopters.

The website of the American Institute of Cobra Water Rescue Society wrote: "Newfoundland dogs, Labrador dogs, and other breeds of dogs are naturally good at underwater rescue. Through clear training and establishing contact with human trainers , Their natural instincts will be strengthened, and the cooperation of this dog/person team can also help the drowning people. "Oakley seems to be training for various water rescue activities around the world most of the time. Essence (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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