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Related: About this forum'You’re not going to believe this': Firefighters rescue Great Dane stuck high in tree
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Kora, a Great Dane, was safely rescued after somehow getting herself stuck in a tree in Louisville, Nebraska, late Saturday night.
http://www.omaha.com/news/nebraska/you-re-not-going-to-believe-this-firefighters-rescue-great/article_5a8ce2cb-fbec-5e3a-b87f-00d6acb63bf0.html
POSTED: TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2016 12:40 AM | UPDATED: 12:22 PM, TUE APR 12, 2016.
By Susan Szalewski / World-Herald staff writer
Cats arent the only pets that get stuck in trees.
Just ask the firefighters who rescued a Great Dane from a high bough in rural Louisville, Nebraska, late Saturday night.
Youre not going to believe this, one Plattsmouth firefighter said to another after receiving the call for help about 10:10 p.m. They said theres a 125-pound Great Dane stuck 20 feet up in a tree.
They werent the first in disbelief.
FULL story at link.
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'You’re not going to believe this': Firefighters rescue Great Dane stuck high in tree (Original Post)
Omaha Steve
Apr 2016
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alfie
(527 posts)1. I wish I could have seen the climbing part.
I cannot imagine how she did it.
hollysmom
(5,946 posts)4. my dog has fast growng nails and seenms to be a tree climbing dog (a lot of squirrel hunting dogs
are. I actually put an extra 5 pounds on her so she could not climb. When I first got her, Icould not let her in the yard, I Would Have to pull her off the trees when she started climbing. I have centuries old oaks and the lowest branch can be 40 feet in the air.
I have no idea how a great dane could do that, none at all. that extra 5 pounds kept my dog from climbing.
meow2u3
(25,246 posts)2. How did the dog get up the tree?
That's what I want to know.
Judi Lynn
(164,067 posts)3. OMG. So glad she wasn't hurt. Wonderful job by the fire department. n/t
