@@fishhuntgrow7727 golden eagles take down deer, adult mountain goats and can even be trained by falconers to hunt and kill wolves. Harpy eagles kill sloths, monkey and other prey considered too large for most flying birds. That said, eagles and hawks are two different leagues of bird. A hawk can try to grab a dog that large and would probably give it a good scare, but it’s going to be the last thing that hawk ever does unless it immediately escapes.
Haha.. Exactly ! I think he's oblivious to that hawk swooping on him .. if he's not ,he doesn't care just let me get back to playing. So adorable and Very Happy Dog!
As it shouldn't lol the hawk would've tried grabbing it, failed, and the dog would've turned around and closed its jaws around it and either killed it or tear it off of it.
@@ericwest881 I don't know about that, dogs are usually chicken, if it was a cat then it may try to fight a losing battle but a pet dog that is not usually aggressive will be afraid
@@brianabc83 i have 7 medium-sized dogs and they are literally tearing apart every intruding animals in my backyard. They are friendly and playful but can fight back and kill if necessary.
The dog is as happy as it's ever been. His dad is home, he can run on a big lawn and he is secretly plotting to launch into that pool the first chance he gets when he's alone in the garden. 😂
@@realestofall7415 It's too exposed. And that's a small dog. A bald eagle can kill it & carry it off at least away from there. There should be some sort of convertible roofing.
Typical standard poodle behaviour 🐩. Mines the same even after long daily walks. So was my old poodle. They're a highly energic, playful, athletic, working breed. And they're very smart, fun and total sweethearts 💕
Lol it wasn’t part of the dog’s plan he was trying to play with his human. The dog was never in any danger, the hawk swooped in vain for whatever unknown reason.
Doggie was trying so hard to get his owner's attention. "Look at me, chase me, chase me". Loved the doggie's reaction after owner became aware of hawk and looked over at dog.
Do you have the part when they said that picking table and then the cousins came over and they're saying that song about putting things in the air with your friends while they just don't care if they sing it like that do you remember that I remember that Mom and Paul cousin Joe were there
I yell at hawks often. Once crows had alerted my dog and I to something but only then did I look up on a low wire above me and see a hawk. They can’t always pick up an animal but they can kill it right there on the ground. Of all the predatory birds I see, the hawk is hardest to get to go away. Eventually they do.
This video makes me laugh, because the dog is running around like nothing is going on and the owner is looking for the hawk that tried to attack his dog😂
What a cheerful, happy go lucky dog, running around in circles like that, happy his owner is home and outside with him and then some hawk tries to attack him.
It happened to my black German Shepherd once, two Hawks (not one, it's 2 Hawks) last year, I was clean up my back yard I can't hear hawk scream because I'm deaf when I looked at my dog I got shock and I grab broom and tell Hawks no, leave my dog alone but Hawks continued to hit my dog I decided sent my dog in my house (be safe) and I went outside alone and Hawks gone. Oh my goodness, Hawks were so huge when I saw Hawks closer to my dog, it's so huge. Wow! I never leave my dog alone now on, I keep my eyes to watch my dog very close everyday..
Fyi birds of prey have no problem killing animals larger than themselves. They do not need to fly off with their kill, and will gladly eat their fill and leave the rest as they can not get off the ground very well with more than 2 lbs in their crop. To be honest this looks more like territorial aggression, and not so much viewing the dog as prey. Especially since it came back for multiple passes.
Pretty much this. If that hawk wanted the dog it definitely would've left some damage on the dog if not straight up kill it. Hawks don't fuck around like this when it comes to hunting lol
Especially an eagle. They have incredible grip strength and if they get your head that animal is dead. If that was a large eagle, the dog could have been seriously injured as he was completely off guard.
The only animal that would have died in that encounter is the hawk. Any dog of that size might be injured ,but would surely destroy that hawk. A Hawk might defeat a small cat caught by surprise. A hawk has no chance against a canine of that size. One bite from the dog and it's over.
The hawk may have a nest nearby, and was bothered by the dogs running around. The attack was probably just a warning, not an attempt to catch the dog as prey.
@@zacheryMjefferson That's funny. I'm sorry, I just couldn't help laughing. I'd assume it didn't hurt you, otherwise I wouldn't laugh. Now please give more details. Such as, did the Mom kick it out because it had something wrong with it? Did you stay around or cone back and see what the Mom did to her baby? I'm curious about this kind of stuff because I lived a couple decades in a place so hot you didn't see much wildlife. Once a road runner literally ran down the road in front of my house and I was so excited to see it. Lol. Sorry for long msg. I hope you have a good day/night.
I have relatives in Idaho and this is something they always have to watch out for. Large hawks as well as Golden and Bald Eagles will grab small pets like puppies and kittens. So they have to go it with their small pets and stand there keeping a lookout.
Doggos like Hey! Is that a toy for me?? Wow! That bird has to be really hungry to go for a dog that size with YOU standing right there brandishing a weapon! Thanks so much for posting this! I JUST caught a HUGE bird going low over MY backyard while my MUCH smaller fawn colored Chihuahua mix was out going pottie. I heard it and came out. It hid in the trees for a bit as there were other small dogs out, but when their owner came it left. The wingspan! My God they are big! My dog is mixed with Italian Greyhound. Looks like Bambi without the spots. My daughter thought it could get her too. We've got Eagles now as well. In Illinois. In town. Idk if this was what you saw but they looked pretty close. Everything is changing fast now. We have coyotes and fox in broad daylight. And there have been wolf sightings and BEAR. In people's yards in the daytime. Really worried about our neighbors little dog. He's like a Pom or something. Really tiny. And she leaves him out in her huge bare backyard, alone and barking, forever. Going over there and try to wake her up. Ill take him if she doesn't want him. This is the 2nd one over years that's she's done this. But it's NOT safe anymore. She needs to see your vid.🙏😲🐾🤘
At first, based on the size of the dog, I was expecting a pterodactyl size hawk to come out of the sky…..but that hawk really has poor size judgment, lol
Had a hawk attack my puppy, no joke & scarred the poor thing. I named her Destiny because she was picked up by this hawk by her head about 7 feet & hawk dropped her, she & I was shocked, took her to the vet, she has a scar on her head 4 inches long from that horrible ordeal. No more parks for my dog now, she scared, she wont go yes sad. God bless all whom endured this🙏🏼❤️🌹🌹🌹
Where were y’all and how close were u? What breed? I have hawks in my new neighborhood and 3 were in the sky the other day circle and I had my two little dogs out, made them go in real quick
Damn thats crazy i had a client once tell me a similar story but hers actually died on impact they found her in a corn field but due to winter there were no crops
Nest defence behaviour not a predatory attack. A predatory attack would happen lightning quick before the dog could react. Dogs are not on the ferruginous hawks diet
Once he missed and he knew they were looking for him, that hawk attacked out of the sun. The guy couldn't see him. That's the amazing part to me. For those that are saying the hawk was protecting a nest.... I don't think zooming in out of the sun, AFTER a full on sneak attack, doesn't make sense. First of all, birds take into account their surroundings when choosing a nest site. I don't think any bird would knowingly build a nest anywhere near zippy the wonder zoomer..... And second, when they are trying to scare something off or away from a nest they come in with a lot of noise and let you know it's time for you to leave. That thing made a sneak attack coming in low out of nowhere. Then a second attack out of the sun so the guy couldn't see him. That looks like predatory behavior to me.
I totally agree with you. The one I saw was making little noises but when I came out and saw him swoop there was nothing. Just the dip n dive. And then he hid in a tree for a minute watching the other dogs. Didn't leave until their owner came out as well. Calculating I'd say. Tho behaviors ARE changing in all animals. More and more sharks are showing up in areas of brackish water where no one has ever seen them. I think I heard on a show it wasn't just bulls anymore either. We don't get bears in town in Illinois! Ha. We do now.🙏🤔🐾
@@HaiLsKuNkY Positive. They feed mostly on jackrabbits, rabbits, moles and rodents. The biggest thing a hungry hawk can take down would be a small fox.
Then came back and flew off with the pool, then the fence. It now has the biggest hawk nest in North America plus it’s all fenced in because of the new above ground pool to keep other jealous hawks out.
Ive seen this before. With my massive evil dogs over a lifetime. I think what the hawks are really doing are mocking the dog. It would piss off my burnese terribly. And make my rottweiler murderous!!!!! They so badly wanted to catch their ass and god knows what..... Hahahaha
I'm glad the hawk didn't catch the gorgeous dog. I know they have to eat, but not a domestic pet who is far too happy that it's pool time to even notice the danger. Good to see the owner was protecting his fur baby 😍
@@janc8199 They most certainly do. We've seen multiple hawk and falcon nests in the neighborhoods in Colorado and in Florida. But parents still defend chicks learning to fly and hunt. This was clear intimidation. He had no interest in killing the dog, or he'd have slammed him and either killed him or left afterwards.
@@JLFrost Very interesting, because I have read they don't build their nest around people. I guess The site I was on was wrong. Thanks for enlightening me. Funny I have these little barn swallows who have built their nest in my barn, right now they are behaving themselves, but when the babies are born, they turn into these vicious little monsters, and dive bomb at you..I have even seen a group of them chasing a hawk away in the area..Very brave tiny birds.
@@miks564 true, but even if that happened that hawk will still do some serious damage to the dog. All it needs to do is get one hit with it's claw or beak and that dog is blind for life, and that's a best case scenario.
@@hagrid397 One good bite from a dog on pretty much any part of a birds body and it is done. Hawks eat squrelks and rabbits. They are not accustomed to hunting something that fights back. It's not worth the effort and risk.
@@kurtvonfricken6829 to be fair, hawks killed 3 dogs i know and attenpted take my aunts larger dog, leaving him ripped open and needing surgury to survive, hawks are very dangerous to any dog if they are not supervised
We used to live in the desert and there was a HUGE ASS OWL that lived across from us... probably because we had 12 cats and a schnauzer...they all disappeared and one night the dog was whining... ... when we looked out, the owl had it's claws in the dog trying to fly away... it's wingspan was awesome....
The Hawk was like “whoa that’s way bigger than what I thought it was. Maybe there’s a rabbit near by.” 😂
You should see a highlander eagle take down a deer.
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Right🤣🤣
@@fishhuntgrow7727 deers don’t bite like a dog will and that deer was about 60lbs not a full grown deer.
@@fishhuntgrow7727 golden eagles take down deer, adult mountain goats and can even be trained by falconers to hunt and kill wolves. Harpy eagles kill sloths, monkey and other prey considered too large for most flying birds. That said, eagles and hawks are two different leagues of bird. A hawk can try to grab a dog that large and would probably give it a good scare, but it’s going to be the last thing that hawk ever does unless it immediately escapes.
The dog used the Zoomie defense. It never fails
Forreal he was zoomin
lol, exactly what i was thinking...😂😂😂
Was thinking the same!🤣
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Doggie is high powered 🔋 😆💕
I feel like that guy took this situation way more seriously than the dog or the hawk
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the guy was just admiring the hawk and taking a picture of it
I don't blame him at all. 🙏 You just never know🙌
Nah ,he was disappointed he didn't catch it in his net
Hawk most likely was passing through area.
Hawk saw the dog from a mile up, realized its mistake from 5 feet away and aborted its attack.
we saw the video🤠
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@@eral5865 😂😂😂😂
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I agree
This is seriously why I ALWAYS carry a pool net around with me
You Made me laugh out loud and in public
@@marysantillo3725 glad to hear
Bruh 😭😂 this made me audibly laugh. Great comment!
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I've had my conceal carry pool net permit for a lot of years now.
Apart from the hawk that beautiful dog is having the time of his life 💓🙏🏻😊
I think he thought it was just something else to play with - and I think the hawk recalculated, lol.
Lol that's what I said, that dog is out there having a great time, just running around non-stop 😂
Blissfully ignorant, for now
@Amirul Asyraf Zulkifli wtf
I like how the man was still concerned and the dog already forgot about it 10 secs later 😂
Hawk: "im gonna eat you"
Man: "danger!"
Dog: "let's play let's play let's play let's play let's plaaayyyy"
So true🤣🤣🤣
Haha.. Exactly ! I think he's oblivious to that hawk swooping on him .. if he's not ,he doesn't care just let me get back to playing. So adorable and Very Happy Dog!
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@@winterbirds8022 hawk might hurt him but he can kill that hawk.
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The dog totally oblivious and doing zoomies the whole time is hilarious!
thats why they cant survive 2 seconds on their own in the wild
The dog was running in circles to avoid being caught, a pretty smart dog if you ask me.
@@codyfitzgerald5077 No, he wasn't. He was burning off excess energy aka The Zoomies
@@BenScott777 idk you'd have to ask the dog XD
@@donkeykong2.0yeah because stray dogs don't exist.
The Hawk had second thoughts about grabbing a four legged bush with ADHD..
Hahahahaha that dog did not seem to be the least bit concerned!!
As it shouldn't lol the hawk would've tried grabbing it, failed, and the dog would've turned around and closed its jaws around it and either killed it or tear it off of it.
@@ericwest881 I don't know about that, dogs are usually chicken, if it was a cat then it may try to fight a losing battle but a pet dog that is not usually aggressive will be afraid
@@brianabc83 Lol dude stop. The dog would've killed it. End of.
I remember when an eagle took someone's pet dog and dropped it off somewhere. But this is a hawk, they small
@@brianabc83 i have 7 medium-sized dogs and they are literally tearing apart every intruding animals in my backyard. They are friendly and playful but can fight back and kill if necessary.
The dog is as happy as it's ever been. His dad is home, he can run on a big lawn and he is secretly plotting to launch into that pool the first chance he gets when he's alone in the garden. 😂
Idt it’s a pool lol, never seen a metal pool before, looks more like an above ground pond to me.
It's a livestock water tank. People are turning them into poola and hot tubs.
I love how excited the dog was though! Super cute when they run really fast like that! 💜🐕
You think that’s excitement?
@@lozicrazy Yes. Because it is.
dog is very cute
Blitz!
@@lozicrazy
It’s called the zoomies
What an awesome backyard for that dog!!
Better not poop on it or else
It's very dangerous for a dog or other domestic animals. An eagle/buzzard will most likely kill that dog & fly off with it if no one is around.
@@dreyb1801 that dog is strong. let him fight off the eagle, crazy talk. the first sentence made nah sense
@@realestofall7415 It's too exposed. And that's a small dog. A bald eagle can kill it & carry it off at least away from there. There should be some sort of convertible roofing.
@@dreyb1801 has there been a circumstance where pet dogs are killed by a bald eagle, is it a common occurance or something, i get what you mean.
That dog’s fast af 😂
He’s got a serious case of the zoomies!
Makes you wonder if he had previously spent a little too much time indoors, like while the family was out for the day with school/work etc
And he shall never cease
Typical standard poodle behaviour 🐩. Mines the same even after long daily walks. So was my old poodle. They're a highly energic, playful, athletic, working breed. And they're very smart, fun and total sweethearts 💕
I think it was trying not get caught by the hawk🤣🤣🤣
The dog looks happy as hell running around super excited. Awesome dog
That is a genius dog. Those circles make a swoop and grab nearly impossible for the bird to orient and execute.
the dog was playing not trying to dodge the hawk
@@thedogman7846 well i don't think so
@@olm8898 well that‘s how it is, basic dog behavior
That dog portrayed movement of a dying animal lmao. Imagine seeing a lone creature in normal nature run like this. Hawk thought it was wounded.
Lol it wasn’t part of the dog’s plan he was trying to play with his human. The dog was never in any danger, the hawk swooped in vain for whatever unknown reason.
Dog had a redbull prior to the hawks attempts
No, because Red bull gives you wings and that dog would have def caught that hawk! 😂
Hawk just wanted some of whatever the dog took to make him do all these high speed lawn donuts...🦅🍻🚬
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏fabulous!!!!
Doggie was trying so hard to get his owner's attention. "Look at me, chase me, chase me". Loved the doggie's reaction after owner became aware of hawk and looked over at dog.
Do you have the part when they said that picking table and then the cousins came over and they're saying that song about putting things in the air with your friends while they just don't care if they sing it like that do you remember that I remember that Mom and Paul cousin Joe were there
When he swung at it with the pool skimmer. 😂
When you always wondered wat it’s called then one day randomly get your thought answered on a TH-cam video about a hawk🤣
@@davonpowell6601 😂 Glad I could solve that mystery for you! 😂
You could literally see the hawks shadow 😂
And the award for the best circles goes to this goofy critter!!!!
I was impressed by the goofy critter too the fact that he was able to run around in circles so well while holding that pool mat was impressive
Dog knew something that's why he started running. The dad got the yard looking good 💯
Dog was just having fun. LoL
I think it's the zoomies...
But about 60 people probably haven't read the other comments. Or maybe the comments didn't exist yet.
My God!
That dog is a nuclear reactor with a tail.
What I wouldn't give to have half his energy.
That moment when both man and dog stopped and looked up, realizing something wasn't right. 🤣
The Hawk was probably thinking the dog was chasing something it would be interested in and tried to get there first.
As soon as the man realised - looked up, scratched balls in thought.
Wonder if this guy knows that badminton isn't played with THAT kind of birdie...
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Good one!
Two points for correct spelling of an obscure word 🎇🎆🥳🎊🎉🎶👍😅😅
@@vanpenguin22 :D
Ahaha
Hawk wasn't going after the dog to kill, It likely had a fledgling or nest nearby and was being territorial
Yes, it looked like the kind of defensive swoop that magpies do here, especially when nesting.
Exactly!
The sheer fact that the hawk came back again with that swoop posture definitely seems like defensive heckling than a hunt.
I yell at hawks often. Once crows had alerted my dog and I to something but only then did I look up on a low wire above me and see a hawk. They can’t always pick up an animal but they can kill it right there on the ground. Of all the predatory birds I see, the hawk is hardest to get to go away. Eventually they do.
The hawk just wants a new wig
This video makes me laugh, because the dog is running around like nothing is going on and the owner is looking for the hawk that tried to attack his dog😂
What a cheerful, happy go lucky dog, running around in circles like that, happy his owner is home and outside with him and then some hawk tries to attack him.
Came for the hawk, stayed for the zoomies. Epic.
Look at the size of that rabbit! Yeeehaaaa I'll eat for a week!
hawk: on second thought...
Those darn SNL Puppy-Uppers !!! 🤣🤣🤣
It happened to my black German Shepherd once, two Hawks (not one, it's 2 Hawks) last year, I was clean up my back yard I can't hear hawk scream because I'm deaf when I looked at my dog I got shock and I grab broom and tell Hawks no, leave my dog alone but Hawks continued to hit my dog I decided sent my dog in my house (be safe) and I went outside alone and Hawks gone. Oh my goodness, Hawks were so huge when I saw Hawks closer to my dog, it's so huge. Wow! I never leave my dog alone now on, I keep my eyes to watch my dog very close everyday..
Gotta love the dog running around with the Zoomie’s ! 💕❤️💕
who cares
Fyi birds of prey have no problem killing animals larger than themselves. They do not need to fly off with their kill, and will gladly eat their fill and leave the rest as they can not get off the ground very well with more than 2 lbs in their crop. To be honest this looks more like territorial aggression, and not so much viewing the dog as prey. Especially since it came back for multiple passes.
Pretty much this. If that hawk wanted the dog it definitely would've left some damage on the dog if not straight up kill it. Hawks don't fuck around like this when it comes to hunting lol
I saw a hawk lift a 5 pound pork roast out of the park last summer in new york city.
Your "2 pound" estimation is a lie.
@@hagrid397 yes
Especially an eagle. They have incredible grip strength and if they get your head that animal is dead. If that was a large eagle, the dog could have been seriously injured as he was completely off guard.
The only animal that would have died in that encounter is the hawk. Any dog of that size might be injured ,but would surely destroy that hawk. A Hawk might defeat a small cat caught by surprise. A hawk has no chance against a canine of that size. One bite from the dog and it's over.
The hawk may have a nest nearby, and was bothered by the dogs running around. The attack was probably just a warning, not an attempt to catch the dog as prey.
I just read about that. You very well could be right.
Yeah that dog is way too big for a hawk to take on, especially with a human with a stick nearby
Ive been swooped repeatedly by a pissed off swallow because i put a baby back in its nest.
@@zacheryMjefferson That's funny. I'm sorry, I just couldn't help laughing. I'd assume it didn't hurt you, otherwise I wouldn't laugh. Now please give more details. Such as, did the Mom kick it out because it had something wrong with it? Did you stay around or cone back and see what the Mom did to her baby? I'm curious about this kind of stuff because I lived a couple decades in a place so hot you didn't see much wildlife. Once a road runner literally ran down the road in front of my house and I was so excited to see it. Lol. Sorry for long msg. I hope you have a good day/night.
@@cheri9973 road runner? I thought they just existed in cartunes
My dog is exactly like this.🤣 He only got nervous when he didn’t know what the dude was looking at. He had no idea about the hawk .
Must be a nest near by the hawk is protecting. They’ll dive at cars like that too.
I agree. They swoop at ppl cats and dogs when protecting nests. That hawk knows it’s limits from hundreds of feet high.
@@felishiadarling Bullshit. They attack and eat small dogs and cats.. Predators. Shoot them all dam things...
@@emergencylowmaneuvering7350 I know that. What’s the matter with you. Geese.
@@felishiadarling Whats the matter? Predator hawks need to be shot at. No matter for me. And you?
@@emergencylowmaneuvering7350 you’re ignorant
I'm more curious about the washtub wading pool...this is a very nice backyard!!!🤗
It is actually a livestock water trough that people turn into swimming pools
I have relatives in Idaho and this is something they always have to watch out for. Large hawks as well as Golden and Bald Eagles will grab small pets like puppies and kittens. So they have to go it with their small pets and stand there keeping a lookout.
Doggos like Hey! Is that a toy for me?? Wow! That bird has to be really hungry to go for a dog that size with YOU standing right there brandishing a weapon! Thanks so much for posting this! I JUST caught a HUGE bird going low over MY backyard while my MUCH smaller fawn colored Chihuahua mix was out going pottie. I heard it and came out. It hid in the trees for a bit as there were other small dogs out, but when their owner came it left. The wingspan! My God they are big! My dog is mixed with Italian Greyhound. Looks like Bambi without the spots. My daughter thought it could get her too. We've got Eagles now as well. In Illinois. In town. Idk if this was what you saw but they looked pretty close. Everything is changing fast now. We have coyotes and fox in broad daylight. And there have been wolf sightings and BEAR. In people's yards in the daytime. Really worried about our neighbors little dog. He's like a Pom or something. Really tiny. And she leaves him out in her huge bare backyard, alone and barking, forever. Going over there and try to wake her up. Ill take him if she doesn't want him. This is the 2nd one over years that's she's done this. But it's NOT safe anymore. She needs to see your vid.🙏😲🐾🤘
Anyone gonna acknowledge how perfectly cut this guy's grass is?
Hard to hit a moving target…!!! What a cutie…..!!! He’s got the zoomies….!!!!
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Yes,
the Man tried to catch the Hawk with the net...
He just needed a longer stick.
That dog was like don’t worry dad “ he can’t touch this , uh oh uh oh ooh (Mchammer reference lol)
That doggo had a super case of the zoomies! Who needs a walk when you can zoom all around that beautiful backyard and then take a dip in the pool.
Do you remember in 1974 when Dad took the potion to the wizard and Mom got the farts and then I gave everybody except for cousin Jeffy the giggles
At first, based on the size of the dog, I was expecting a pterodactyl size hawk to come out of the sky…..but that hawk really has poor size judgment, lol
That dog running around like a wabbit almost got itself tooken
That's pretty cute
Whats a *wabbit* ?
@@apoorva1965 Eh... What's up, doc?
Lmfaoooo
That bird wouldn't have been able to do a thing with that dog except get itself killed.
Nobody's gonna talk about how happy that dog is?
dog, "hey dude, why are you looking up? I am here, play with me old man, what's wrong with you dude? DUDE? dudeeeeee, are you okay?"
That's one goddamned happy dog!
Had a hawk attack my puppy, no joke & scarred the poor thing. I named her Destiny because she was picked up by this hawk by her head about 7 feet & hawk dropped her, she & I was shocked, took her to the vet, she has a scar on her head 4 inches long from that horrible ordeal. No more parks for my dog now, she scared, she wont go yes sad. God bless all whom endured this🙏🏼❤️🌹🌹🌹
Where were y’all and how close were u? What breed? I have hawks in my new neighborhood and 3 were in the sky the other day circle and I had my two little dogs out, made them go in real quick
Damn thats crazy i had a client once tell me a similar story but hers actually died on impact they found her in a corn field but due to winter there were no crops
@@ms.rolltide256 I know someone who had a yorkie snatched by a hawk or eagle. Its sad so be careful.
Toy dogs disgust me. They deserve to be butchered by birds of prey. *Spit*
Human - _"Whoooh! Did you see that boy?"_
Bonkers Dog - _"See what dad? I gotta run in circles... Bye..."_
I freaking love this dog know matter how many times I watch this video it makes me smile..
I swear my dogs would’ve grabbed that flying chicken out of the skies and I would’ve woken up to my backyard filled with feathers and no bird... 🤣
😂😂
The dog is so cute running around.
Hawk: "I was thinking of just having a furry appetizer, but that meal in the plaid shorts is making me so hungry."
That hawk ain't killing that dog much less killing it and flying off with it. LOL
Nest defence behaviour not a predatory attack. A predatory attack would happen lightning quick before the dog could react. Dogs are not on the ferruginous hawks diet
Which is great since there is no way he could carry such a big dog
If nest defense includes actual contact, then it's still an attack.
WASNT. You mean. We will see more of this.🐾🕊️
@@bostonsandatot4948 Well, it's been a month now...do you understand what adjectives are yet?
That dog was having fun running around the yard.
Hawk: (DEATH FROM ABOVE!) My mistake, pardon me.
Man: Shoo sky chicken!
Doggo: (ZROOOOM)
Once he missed and he knew they were looking for him, that hawk attacked out of the sun. The guy couldn't see him. That's the amazing part to me. For those that are saying the hawk was protecting a nest.... I don't think zooming in out of the sun, AFTER a full on sneak attack, doesn't make sense.
First of all, birds take into account their surroundings when choosing a nest site. I don't think any bird would knowingly build a nest anywhere near zippy the wonder zoomer.....
And second, when they are trying to scare something off or away from a nest they come in with a lot of noise and let you know it's time for you to leave.
That thing made a sneak attack coming in low out of nowhere. Then a second attack out of the sun so the guy couldn't see him.
That looks like predatory behavior to me.
I totally agree with you. The one I saw was making little noises but when I came out and saw him swoop there was nothing. Just the dip n dive. And then he hid in a tree for a minute watching the other dogs. Didn't leave until their owner came out as well. Calculating I'd say. Tho behaviors ARE changing in all animals. More and more sharks are showing up in areas of brackish water where no one has ever seen them. I think I heard on a show it wasn't just bulls anymore either. We don't get bears in town in Illinois! Ha. We do now.🙏🤔🐾
Your assessment of the situation couldn't possibly be more wrong.
Maybe the hawk was trying to get the dog to calm down, lol. I can't imagine having a dog like this is in the house. He needs acres to run.
Hawk: sir, may I take your dog for a walk?
Hawk: "Dog...you just... don't...know!!!
Dog: (still running in circles playfully)
The dog is hyper yes but when he seen that hawk and seen his dad was seriously disturbed by it, he stopped running for a minute to recoup lol
The hawk was definitely just playing 😂
That dog was like "Did that bird really just try me son?"
Legend has it that the guy is still chasing the Red Tail Hawk with the Pool Leaf Skimmer to this day
Looked more like a protection dive to me. Hard to say it technically didn't even try to grab it, it just flew close and away.
That hawk wasn't after the dog -- it was too big. It probably saw or was searching for a squirrel or something in or near the yard.
It thought it was a lamb, they kill baby sheep and the dog is the right size for that
@@HaiLsKuNkY Bullshit. That hawk isn't powerful enough to take down any of those things.
@@Dynamo001 are you sure, because I live in the uk and we have much smaller seagulls attacking lambs, they swoop down and attack the eyes.
@@HaiLsKuNkY Positive. They feed mostly on jackrabbits, rabbits, moles and rodents. The biggest thing a hungry hawk can take down would be a small fox.
The dog was like “owneeeeeeeer,”and the bird was like “fooooooooood.”
"Crap! That's not a little bunny. Mmmmoooooommmmm!!! Make me an appointment to get my eyes checked"
That dog is the most 🥰
Hawks snatched two of my neighbors puppies.
That's kewl
Hawk- "Wow that's the biggest lamb i've ever seen"
That hawk needs glasses it probably thought it was a bunny😂😂
😂😂😂
Guys that hawk could never do shit to that dog..
He could definitely injure the dog
@@differentlydifferent he could injure an adult too
It wasn't hunting the dog, it was defending a nearby nest or chick by trying to drive it away.
Hawk probably has a nest nearby and figured that dog was acting way too maniacal and wanted to chase him off. Dog didn't have a clue, though.
Doggo is like, "Bring it on, ya sky btch!!"
Dog just being so happy to play outside that he doesn't even care.
Plot twist: Later that afternoon, the hawk picked up the man and carried him off. While holding the net.
@@vmr6771 Haha! Right!
Then came back and flew off with the pool, then the fence. It now has the biggest hawk nest in North America plus it’s all fenced in because of the new above ground pool to keep other jealous hawks out.
@@frankjohnson6342 Haha!
@@frankjohnson6342 that's just cringe dude
Ive seen this before. With my massive evil dogs over a lifetime. I think what the hawks are really doing are mocking the dog. It would piss off my burnese terribly. And make my rottweiler murderous!!!!! They so badly wanted to catch their ass and god knows what..... Hahahaha
Lol the guy waving the stick around he KNOWS that hawk is large enough to carry his tasty pooch away 😂😂😂
Dog: "Dude! I just saved your life!"
I'm glad the hawk didn't catch the gorgeous dog. I know they have to eat, but not a domestic pet who is far too happy that it's pool time to even notice the danger. Good to see the owner was protecting his fur baby 😍
LOL
That hawk wasn't trying to catch the dog. They don't go for prey that large. It was trying to intimidate away from it's chick most likely.
@@JLFrost Hawks usually don't build nests where there are people.
@@janc8199 They most certainly do. We've seen multiple hawk and falcon nests in the neighborhoods in Colorado and in Florida.
But parents still defend chicks learning to fly and hunt. This was clear intimidation. He had no interest in killing the dog, or he'd have slammed him and either killed him or left afterwards.
@@JLFrost Very interesting, because I have read they don't build their nest around people. I guess The site I was on was wrong. Thanks for enlightening me. Funny I have these little barn swallows who have built their nest in my barn, right now they are behaving themselves, but when the babies are born, they turn into these vicious little monsters, and dive bomb at you..I have even seen a group of them chasing a hawk away in the area..Very brave tiny birds.
From the video available how in the world can anyone tell it's a ferruginous hawk?? I'm curious
Probably the normal species in their area.
The uploader probably knows the species. They are are a pretty distinct hawk
Hawk: Here I come, gonna get him
Dog: Run in a serpentine pattern
The hawk interrupted that dog's rhythmic ceremonial ritual known as the zoomie!
I want to be friends with that dog 🥺
How about put the dog in the house if hawk is trying to snatch it
It’s not a small dog.
dogs are not hawks prey. A single byte from a dog could easily damage the bird or even kill it if the dog wants to hunt it down.
@@miks564 true, but even if that happened that hawk will still do some serious damage to the dog. All it needs to do is get one hit with it's claw or beak and that dog is blind for life, and that's a best case scenario.
@@hagrid397
One good bite from a dog on pretty much any part of a birds body and it is done. Hawks eat squrelks and rabbits. They are not accustomed to hunting something that fights back. It's not worth the effort and risk.
@@kurtvonfricken6829 to be fair, hawks killed 3 dogs i know and attenpted take my aunts larger dog, leaving him ripped open and needing surgury to survive, hawks are very dangerous to any dog if they are not supervised
We used to live in the desert and there was a HUGE ASS OWL that lived across from us... probably because we had 12 cats and a schnauzer...they all disappeared and one night the dog was whining...
... when we looked out, the owl had it's claws in the dog trying to fly away... it's wingspan was awesome....
Hawk wanted Doggy McNuggets, then changed his mind at the last second.
No one:
The dog: 🔁🔁🔁🔁🔁🔁➡️⬅️↖️↙️
Dogo has no idea he's in danger of his own extinction, while he's having the time of is Life. LOL
Maybe the dog figured, "as long as I keep going in circles".
dog was like
“well that was close… are my feet still here?”
Hawk: "Whoa! I didn't think poodles got that big! ABORT! ABORT!"