SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- Lifeguards Sunday rescued a dog and its owners from Blacks Beach.
Shortly after the rescue, authorities took to Twitter, posting a photo of a dog being helped up the steep cliff by two lifeguards.
Based on the tweet, it appears the hikers tried to climb down the side of a cliff that wasn’t part of a marked trail.
No one was injured and the dog and hikers were all brought safely up the cliff. Lifeguards did, however, post a warning to anyone trying to use false trails.
@SDLifeguards are involved in a cliff rescue at Blacks Beach with two uninjured adults and a dog. Beware of false trails. Only use the main trails at Blacks. pic.twitter.com/MgdaSzivec
— San Diego Lifeguards (@SDLifeguards) September 2, 2018
The dog and two victims are safe! pic.twitter.com/ZXGCLjIdoF
— San Diego Lifeguards (@SDLifeguards) September 2, 2018
