Dog Saves Owner Dying In Arizona Desert

A year ago, one Canadian rodeo circuit veteran was riding her steed along the edges of her farm property in Arizona as she did generally days. In any case, not at all like each other day, she never made it home.

Tracy Matkea was around 500 yards from her home when her steed all of a sudden progressed toward becoming spooked and threw her off in a moment in spite of her times of equestrian experience. Her head hit the ground and thumped her oblivious before she could free her legs from the reins.


For the greater part a mile, Matkea was dragged along the harsh forsake landscape and her skull was broken and her scalp was pulled back deep down simultaneously. "I was likely dragged for about a quarter mile, and after that the stirrup wound up breaking into pieces and that is the means by which I broke free." Thankfully her pooch Becky Jo was with her and instantly embarked for home to get offer assistance.



"My pooch arrived home and she was acting exceptionally odd, so my better half and my neighbor hopped on the four-wheelers and she actually drove them to where I was in the forsake," said Matkea. "I was indistinguishable, however cognizant, and dying." Matkea was carried to the healing facility and was dealt with for a disjoined head supply route, a broken facial bone, a noteworthy blackout, and serious facial and scalp slashes in the nick of time. "Five or 10 more minutes seeping out there and that would have been it. I wouldn't have possessed the capacity to lose any more blood."

"Becky spared her life. Words can't clarify it," spouse Butch Matkea said. "She truly spared my life… We've generally cherished our pooches and I generally knew she was a clever puppy yet I had no clue she was that keen," Matkea said in regards to Becky Jo, who was quite recently accepted into the 2017 Purina Animal Hall of Fame to pay tribute to her chivalry.