Pepper the Dog is pretty famous in the annals of sports history. She is an avid fan of baseball and hockey and has incredible batting skills. Pepper is an Australian cattle dog, or blue heeler, who has been a featured guest on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and in magazines. When Pepper the dog was faced with a drone, she had a typical Pepper reaction: she whacked it! @therealbigpupi7 Our surface to air missile defense system. Thanks Pepper, for keeping us all safe! for licensing and usage contact licensing@viralhog.com ♬ original sound – pepper The Dog Pepper’s owner, Daniel Martin, works in an automotive garage in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Pepper goes to work with her dad every day. On his breaks, he plays with the dog. On an outside play day, Daniel decided to unleash a small drone to see how the dog responded. The drone resembles a “snitch” from the Harry Potter Quidditch game. In that game, the seeker has the job of catching the snitch. Pepper had a different idea as she whacked it out of the air. We’re not sure if Daniel expected a different reaction, but he should have known. Daniel taught Pepper how to hit balls with a plastic bat after realizing she had an uncanny ability. He has also taught her how to play hockey. Check out the little penalty box! @therealbigpupi7 Captain PAWchand! LET’S GO BRUINS!!!! Preseason starts this weekend!!! #bruins #nhl #dogsofinstagram ♬ original sound – pepper The Dog Speaking of boxes, Pepper does act like a real dog on occasion. She does not like boxes. That might have something to do with the penalty box Daniel makes her sit in during hockey practice. She also makes a pretty good babysitter, seen here playing soccer with the next Megan Rapinoe. One thing is certain: Pepper the dog did not do that drone any favors. If you can’t get enough of this amazing drone-whacking dog, you can follow her on social media on TikTok and Instagram. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Dog Has Perfectly Savage Response To Bizarre Flying Contraption appeared first on InspireMore.