What makes a mother risk her life to protect her when two vicious dogs attack her?

Yesterday, a friend sent me this video. I was horrified but moved by it: Anaheim, California, USA, a shocking surveillance video captured this scene: a two-year-old son was standing on the lawn and was suddenly attacked by two dogs. Attacked, the mother rushed over to pick up the child to protect her and tried her best to rescue him. At her front door, the mother raised her son to hide from the dog, but the dog continued to try to attack the little boy from under her arm. In the end, the mother lay on the ground and used her body to protect her son, but she was bitten and scratched by the dog. The child\’s father was at work at the time and said, \”My wife is a hero.\” After watching the video, I also felt that this mother was a hero. The mother in the video rushed towards her child when she saw the dog approaching, using her own body to resist the vicious dog\’s attack. I am afraid of dogs, especially large dogs. I will be very alert when I pass by them, and I will always be ready to run away. But if he encountered this situation, he would probably protect Liuliu at all costs. Perhaps this is a mother\’s instinct. If he hadn\’t risked his life to protect the child, one can only imagine what harm those two crazy vicious dogs would have done to a two-year-old child. There are many people who like to keep pets. I can understand this feeling, but I still feel that in public places, dogs need to be at least on a leash. Friends who have dogs around me often even wear muzzles when walking their dogs. \”Tie the dog on a leash\” is a responsible attitude towards others and the pet dog. This is just a simple behavior, but it actually protects both others and your own dog. Although dog owners may think that their dogs will not bite, there are bound to be exceptions. Neither the children nor we can withstand such sudden disasters. In September this year, a female host in Chengdu frightened a child because she walked her dog without a leash. The child\’s family kicked the dog away. After the female host arrived, she did not apologize and accused the child\’s parents of being wrong. The two sides quarreled. The female host was beaten violently. It is naturally wrong to solve problems through violence, but the female host walking her dog without a leash also lacks basic ethics. Because no one can guarantee whether the docile dog will pounce on the child and bite him in the next second. Therefore, although the behavior of parents driving away dogs is inappropriate, it is understandable that it is caused by nervousness. Because such tragedies are common. According to survey data, the incidence of rabies in children is relatively high. Children under 15 years old account for more than 40% of the cases. Children aged 5 to 15 are at a higher risk of being bitten than the general population. This is because when children are young, they will naturally be interested in puppies and kittens. Children have a natural affinity for animals and are unaware of danger and cannot protect themselves well. I was over 661 years old, when I was ignorant, fearless and extremely eager to explore. When I was playing in the community, I was particularly interested in someone else\’s golden retriever. I barked at the dog and walked over. I was so frightened that I quickly pulled her to prevent her from touching her. Fortunately, most of the dog walkers in the community were on leashes. And even domestic pets will be scratched by their claws if they are muzzled. Liuliu was once scratched by a domestic cat. Therefore, don’t worry about letting your baby stay with pets, but also let your baby know that being close to pets can sometimes be dangerous.There will be danger. Even the most docile pet can be irritated by your baby. We must prohibit children from doing details like the following. 1: Hug strange pets too enthusiastically. 2: Poke the pet\’s eyes and ears with your hands, or put your hands into the pet\’s mouth, drag the pet\’s tail or pull its fur. 3: Stare at your pet for a long time to irritate the other person. 4: Don’t pick up things around strange dogs. What should be the first thing to do if you are scratched or bitten by a pet? Most people probably rush to the hospital with their children in their arms. This is not true. You should immediately rinse the wound thoroughly with water or soapy water, and then apply 75% ethanol or iodine tincture on the wound. This is because the more timely the wound is treated, the easier it is to remove the germs that invade the wound, and the better the killing effect is. Then we need to go to the hospital to get vaccinated. Currently there are 5-shot method and \”2-1-1\” method. The 5-injection method means that generally, the bite victim will be injected with 1 dose of human rabies vaccine on days 0 (the same day), 3 days (the fourth day), 7 days, 14 days, and 28 days, for a total of 5 injections. The dosage for children is the same. There is also the \”2-1-1\” method, which involves two doses of rabies vaccine for the first time, one shot in the left and right arms, and another shot on the 7th and 21st days. The \”2-1-1\” vaccination can quickly produce antibodies and is more suitable for patients who seek treatment relatively late and whose bites are more severe. As the vaccination procedure recommended by the World Health Organization, the \”2-1-1\” method has been used internationally for nearly 30 years, and more than 10 million people in China have received \”2-1-1\” immunization. For the sake of safety, I still strongly recommend that any child who is scratched or bitten should get a rabies vaccine in time. Because survey data from the World Health Organization clearly states that 95% of human rabies worldwide is caused by dog ​​bites or scratches. At present, humans lack effective treatments for rabies, so we must not take it lightly. China is also the second largest rabies country in the world. The mortality rate of rabies in China is 100%, and there are only a dozen surviving cases in the world. No one can take such a risk with their life.