Hero cat saves girl from a dog

Our video today is about a hero cat saving girl from a stray dog.

Cats have a very protective behaviour towards their owners from dogs or other perceived threats for various reasons. Cats are territorial animals, and they may consider their owners as part of their territory.

When a dog or any other potential threat enters their perceived territory, a cat might act to defend it. Cats can form strong bonds with their owners.

If a cat has a close and positive relationship with its owner, it may feel a sense of loyalty and protection towards them. This can extend to defending the owner from perceived threats. Cats communicate through body language, vocalizations, and scent marking.

If a cat perceives a threat, it may hiss, arch its back, puff up its fur, or use other defensive signals to communicate that it is ready to defend itself and its territory. It's important to note that not all cats will exhibit protective behaviour, and individual personalities vary.

Additionally, some cats may not feel threatened by dogs and may coexist peacefully with them. The level of protection a cat offers may depend on the specific cat's temperament, experiences, and the dynamics of its relationship with both the owner and the dog.