Grizzly Bear Gets Too Close for Comfort During Dog Walk

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Grizzly Bear Gets Too Close for Comfort During Dog Walk A woman in Alberta, Canada, who could not be reached for comment, had an unexpected run-in during her morning dog walk, with a persistent follower. “No. Go away. Hey. No. Hey. Stop. Enough. Hey, no. No. Hey. Hey, stop it. Stop. Stop it. Enough. No. Hey. Hey. Stop. Stop it. Go away. Go. Enough. Hey, bad. Bad. Hey. Stop. Enough. Get. Get. Go. Go. Stop it.”

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