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A Central Alberta woman had a frightening encounter with a moose at an off-leash dog park earlier this week.
Tara Gilkie was walking her dogs Tucker and Murphy at Three Mile Bend in Red Deer, when the unexpected incident occurred.
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Gilkie has been bringing Tucker, who is about 13 years old, to the off-lease dog park since he was a puppy. She said any time she sees a moose or another person in the park warns her about wildlife near the path, she香蕉视频直播檒l put her dogs on a leash.
After the moose, which has two smaller moose with it, ducked back into the woods, Gilkie pulled out her phone to record how close the moose was. But the moose then ran back out and ended up right over Tucker.
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Fortunately, Gilkie and her dogs were OK.
The 10-second video was posted to TikTok earlier this week and has already received more than five million views. A short six-second followup video also has 232,000 views.
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Comments on the video were disabled after many left hateful comments regarding her dogs not being on leashes, Gilkie explained.
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On its website, the City of Red Deer says anyone who experiences dangerous situations with large wildlife, such as moose, should contact Alberta Fish and Wildlife at 403-340-5142. For conflict situations, contact Medicine River Wildlife Centre to consult with the centre香蕉视频直播檚 wildlife conflict specialist, the city香蕉视频直播檚 website said.
sean.mcintosh@reddeeradvocate.com
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