Firefighters were called to the rescue this week to rescue a Saint Bernard who became trapped in an unusual location.
According to reports, the dog became trapped on the “icy and slippery roof” of the house while the owner was away.
On the morning of November 22nd, a concerned neighbor found a Saint Bernard perched on the roof of a house in Pichy, Essex, England.
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According to SWNS news agency, the owner was not at the scene at the time.
Neighbors called Essex County Fire Rescue.
A St. Bernard was captured stuck on the roof of his parents’ home, waiting for help. A neighbor found the pet and called rescuers. (SWNS)
The same source said crews arrived just after 10 a.m.
Rescuers erected a ladder in the house in case the dog slipped on the roof during the rescue.
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Crews tried to keep the dog moving using treats.
Rescuers erected a ladder in the house in case the dog slipped on the roof.
Firefighters were able to encourage the pet to return to the home through the window it appeared to have crawled out of in the first place, the report said.
Firefighters then closed the back window, the BBC reported.
The rescue team leader said the Saint Bernard was stuck on the roof and was frightened. (SWNS)
According to SWNS, the animal’s owners returned home just as the dangerous 30-minute rescue mission was coming to an end.
“This was a great example of teamwork to safely bring the situation to a close,” said Supervisory Manager Jeff Weal.
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He added that the dog was scared. “However, with patience and some treats, we were able to get the dog back inside without any harm,” SWNS said.
The American Kennel Club calls the St. Bernard “the gentle giant of the Swiss Alps,” noting that it was once “used to find and rescue lost and injured travelers.”
The American Kennel Club calls the St. Bernard “the gentle giant of the Swiss Alps,” noting that it was once “used to find and rescue lost or injured travelers.” (St. Petersburg)
It is “one of the world’s famous and most beloved breeds.”
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According to Web MD, this large Swiss working dog is known for its affectionate, gentle, and forgiving personality.
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These dogs “are patient with children and make great family friends, thanks to their amazing ability to understand human emotions,” said the same source.
