The moment a leopard attacks a dog sleeping in the porch of a house

The moment when a leopard takes the dog that was sleeping like prey. (Video: Twitter / @realityhunt)

A chilling episode was experienced in Maharashtras, India, when a leopard ripped off a dog that he slept on the veranda of a house and took it with him. The incident was caught on camera and quickly went viral on social media

In the images captured by Video surveillance, you can see the leopard walking down the street, until in a moment manages to enter between the bars of a fence and enter in front of a property. It was then that the feline silently approach to a dog who seemed to be sleeping. The wild animal stands on top of the dog and sniffs it, as if it were verification What is it.

The dog apparently wakes up when he smells there is something on itbut, as soon as it moves, the leopard immediately sinks its fangs into the animal’s neck.

Following this, and leaving traces of blood on the ground, the feline come back to follow the path he took to get home, but this time, with the dog as prey.

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So far, it is not clear whether local authorities they have been informed about the incident and if they plan to take measurements on the leopard’s actions

The recording, which went viral on social media, received several comments, for example on Twitter, where one user said: “This shouldn’t have happened. The dog or any pet must stay inside the house“.

Another net surfer wrote that “this is what is happening when urban areas move to the forest”.

“She’s a pregnant female, it’s clearly visible. Probably at this point have a hard time hunting Due to the enormous body weight, deer are too fast for them. That’s why he pointed at a dog, ”another review said.

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Earlier this month, Adha shakil, 4, was found mutilated by a leopard while playing in the garden of her home in the neighborhood of Budgam, at Cashmere.