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‘Not Letting Him Murder My Dog’: Woman Describes Harrowing Kananaskis Bear Encounter

  • On Wednesday, June 24, a woman and her dog encountered a 180-kilogram grizzly bear while hiking in Alberta's Kananaskis Country near Mount Engadine Lodge, an incident captured on video that went viral online.
  • Wilderness Escape Adventures guide Jelmer de Blois recorded the encounter as the grizzly persistently stalked the woman and her leashed dog along a forest trail, with the footage showing the predator closing within feet of them.
  • Facing the animal, the woman shouted, "No, go away," to create distance, then yelled, "Stop it. Stop," as the bear lunged repeatedly before finally losing interest and retreating into nearby woods unharmed.
  • Alberta Forestry and Parks issued an official bear warning for Mount Shark Road and the Rummel Lake Trail, while experts advised that bear spray remains essential for all hikers in the region.
  • Recent bear incidents in Kananaskis Country and nearby Banff National Park have prompted closures and warnings from Parks Canada, highlighting the importance of safety precautions in the Rocky Mountains during peak hiking season.
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A woman and her dog were in for an unpleasant surprise during a walk in the Canadian province of Alberta. A grizzly bear decided to follow them.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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On one side was a grizzly bear weighing over 300 kilograms... on the other, a lone woman and her pet dog. They were just a few steps apart. The bear repeatedly charged toward them, but the woman refused to run. She did what wildlife experts recommend.

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One of the greatest dangers that a person can face in the natural environment in North America is to look face to face with a bear.This is what happened this week to a woman who was walking with her dog in a national park in Alberta, Canada.The woman recorded with her mobile phone how a grizzly bear, one of the largest of her species, began stalking her and her pet and was giving circles around her, attracted by the can.The events occurred at Mo…

·Madrid, Spain
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TMZ broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, June 26, 2026.
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