Squirrel-chasing canine climbs 50-foot tree in Alberta 

Dogs are renowned for having a safe nature, strong faces, and being a man’s best friend. One Alberta dog, however, is climbing all the way up a 50-foot trees and defying weight. Tigger is just like any other doggo: she likes to play, work around her garden and fight monkeys. On Sunday, Tigger was taking part in her favourite routines as normal on the family’s home east of Edmonton, on Wabamun Lake. “She had been watching a cat, and I took her outside to the spruce trees where she generally lives. I walked away a little and then I turned round and she was gone”, said Sasha Marks, Tigger’s mother. Sasha thought her dog might’ve gone to visit their neighbours. However, something she never expected happened. ” I looked away and she was 50 feet up in the tree, that’s always been there and she’s always climbed it before. But that day she decided to”, Marks said. The one-year-old coonhound mix climbed the family’s tree branch all on her own. But, immediately after seeing Tigger in the trees, panic set in. Signs was concerned that Tigger might suffer harm if she fell; in contrast, she probably doesn’t fall on her feet. Sasha began laying down tiny cushions by the trees in event the dog slipped. With Marks ‘ family aside on a skiing vacation, she wasn’t able to grab Tigger from the trees by herself. She then called in the rescuers to retrieve the puppy from the tree. “When they came up and looked they said’ Sure, it’s a puppy in a trees.’ They also had a small amazement, Marks said. The stunned firefighters took a few photos of and then got to work rescuing the dog. The canine mother claims that her fur child enjoyed being carried down the ladder. Tigger surprisingly wasn’t hurt, just a little chilly. Sasha and her dog may be a little more careful the following year, though. ” I’m a little reluctant to allow her off-leash now.