Watch: Hilarious Moment A Puppy Enlists A Bigger Dog For Protection After Cat Bullies Him With His Claws

Animals are good at teaching us invaluable lessons. Even in fairytales, dogs are used to explore some common experiences.

Even though this video is not a fairytale, the little dog in it will teach you how to avoid unnecessary squabbles especially if you're weak or unprepared for it.

Because of the important lesson it teaches, this four-month old puppy named, Cavapoo Louie has caused a stir online.

The little dog is seen in a video trying to call a bigger dog for protection when a cat crossed his part.

The encounter took place in New York as the puppy was about to make his way into a bathroom.

As the puppy moved, a cat stood on his way and clasped his claws around his head.

Sensing danger, the puppy quickly left the bathroom only to return after a few seconds with a bigger dog who acted as his backup.

Immediately the bigger dog entered the room, the cat took to his heels in order to avoid getting into a battle he can't win

After the cat fled, the puppy wagged his tail in excitement. But the cat knows full well that, he who fights and runs away may stand to fight another day; but he who is battle slain can never rise to fight again.

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