Meet Morocho, the Puma-Beating Dogo Who Stole Two Little Girls. To save the children, the famous dogo fought a puma.
Ulises (the creator’s grandson, Dr. Nores Martines) decided to go to La Cocha to run some errands a few months ago. She brought his 10-year-old daughter “Sofa” with her because it was his intention to travel and return the same day. The trip went off without a hitch.
The workers with the foreman, “Tomás,” got to work as soon as they arrived at the estancia. The daughter of “Tomás,” “Sofa,” and “Yoli” requested permission to go to a massive fig tree 700 yards away to harvest and eat some figs.
Yoli scaled the highest branch she could reach, knowing that the best figs are often found at the top of the tree. There was only one issue. Not only had she climbed the tree, but so had others.
When Yoli was about 7 feet above the ground, she began to hear noises on the tree, such as branches rattling and leaves rustling.
She had no idea a mountain lion or cougar, also known as a puma, was hiding in the same tree.
As she looked up, a large puma was leaping down the top branches. “The beast smacked the child with a paw, causing Yoli to fall two meters and land flat on her back.”
Morocho, one of Ulises’ top dogo, almost always follows them through the estancia, his tail wagging in delight.
When Yoli’s father heard the girls screaming, he ran as fast as he could, and when Morocho was confronted by a puma, the Dogo Argentino decided to risk his life to save two small girls.
“I thought it was a snake,” Tomas Bracamonte said. I arrived in a hurry. “I arrived as quickly as I could.” When he arrived, he discovered Morocho. Despite horrific injuries, the dog was still alive. Puma bolted from us.”
The two young girls are still alive today because of Morocho. Morocho’s bravery astounded millions of people all over the world.
