Two girls who visit their neighbor’s dog every day notice her fire alarm going off through a doorbell camera, and their quick thinking saves Teddy’s life

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    The danger of dogs and house fires

    Firefighter crouching next to a small dog he has just saved from a house fire.
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    The girls ringing the camera as usual

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    The resident neighbor greets them through the speaker

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    They know her by name, of course

    ring.com Hi, Sabrina! INSIDE EDITION
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    The girls start suspecting something is wrong

    Uthink you guys' fire alarm is going off. INSIDE EDITION CAT STAD
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    The neighbor wants to make sure

    ring.com INSIDE EDITION NEIGHBOR: Is it my fire alarm?
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    The girls are clearly concerned now

    It's coming louder from your house. INSIDE EDITION 1001 CAIT STAB
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    The neighbor must know what's going on in her apartment

    ring.com INSIDE EDITION NEIGHBOR: No one's there. Do you guys smell any smoke or anything?
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    As they say, there's no smoke without fire

    ring.com We kind of smell smoke now. INSIDE EDITION
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    One girl really leans in and smells the danger

    ring.com I smell gas now. INSIDE EDITION www
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    It's coming out of the door's rim

    INSIDE EDITION E Is that the smoke?
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    The neighbor calls the building's superintendent, who rushes to the door

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    It's hard to miss, he sees the fire immediately

    ring INSIDE EDITION Something's burning in here! OF 12-24 16 270FPST
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    The neighbor is shocked to see the color on her screen

    ring.com NEIGHBOR: Oh my goodness! A fire in the house! of 1 2024 16.276 ST
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    The superintendent knows there's a dog to save

    ring.com I need to let the dog out. INSIDE EDITION 01/03/2024 16:27:12-ST
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    You can see him going far into the flames

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    This is what they discovered - the dog tried to climb on the stove

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    He accidentaly ignited it, starting the fire in the house

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    This is Teddy the dog, and he came out alright

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    These girls really did the right thing

    _rai.noor Not only did they save the dog, they probably saved many lives in that apartment complex as the fire would have spread
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    Every person here is a hero

    missymonstercao I love the maintenance man for immediately saving pupper! Such good kids too!!!
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    It pays to be nice to your neighbors

    lordraiden88 This all started because the lady was nice enough to let the kids play with her dog. A beautiful karmatic moment
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    That's one solution for this particular problem

    d_rose89 We remove our knobs and keep them in a jar by the stove. We have a toddler and a huge dog lol so everything is safe when stove is not in use.
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    And another solution, if your kitchen has a door

    ken_owo_16 This is why our dogs are NOT allowed in the kitchen when no one is out there
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    And yet another technological solution for a fire problem

    missroxyroxx In my complex if our fire alarm goes off, especially for a extended period of time...it alerts the local fire dept. Sometimes it's just someone smokinginside, which is prohibited here, but I'm thankful for them.
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    Watch the full video here

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