VIDEO: A heroic housewife saved her Yorkie dog from the claws of a hawk

A giant red-tailed hawk tried to take a puppywho was in the backyard of a house in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Little York, called Lulu, can be seen in a recording, walked in the square near the hawk that had landed a few seconds earlier in the yard, when we see that the bird catches and jumps on the puppy that is immobilized.

In a video that circulates on social networks, you can see the Cecilia Celis, the owner of Yorkie, has experienced moments of anxiety. She saw how a hawk flew and attacked one of his two cubs.

Immediately after seeing the scene, Celis came to Lulu's rescue.

The video shows how Cecilia panics and goes out to try to scare the red-tailed hawk.

"I shouted to her all the time to let her go and she did not even bother"he said. "I was just looking in the eyes."

Cecilia Celis said that she left her two Yorkies, Lulú and Heidi, out and He watched the falcon fly and attack one of his cubs.

"We just let them out and then the bird is thrown at her and it's like I'm drowning her, I was on her", said for local Celis media.

Seeing that the huge bird did not let go of his little dog and did not flinch before his presence, He decided to catch a couch cushion and started throwing him to the hawk so that he could leave Lulu. He hit the red-tailed bird three times up to He finally released his puppy who shot him in the hands.

The video shows Cecilia's quick thinking that led to the heroic rescue of her dog under one year old.

"I was screaming: 'Leave my dog, let my dog!'"Cecilia said.

The hawk finally released the tin can and flew to another part of the yard. The bird scratched Lulu's neck and Cecilia said that the bird had only one of his claws in his little one.

The owner of Yorkie after the incident He called for control of the animals, but when they appeared, the hawk had already left.

She and her family say they believe that the hawk is someone's pet,"At first we thought our garden was the safest place for my puppies"he said.

"But now we have to keep the door open, just in case, and then we'll stay here and watch them. We have to watch them all the time. We can not even let them walk in the yard because everything could be in the vicinity. "

Now Cecilia warns others that the backyard of the houses may not be as safe as one might think for their pets.