Baby Saved After Racing Heartbeat Detected by Family Doberman
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A family's Doberman wouldn't leave a 6 month old baby's side, prompting his mother to get him checked. Doctors discovered a potentially life threatening heart condition that had his heart racing at 280 beats per minute. The dog later alerted her to another problem, tonsillitis.
Baby Saved After Racing Heartbeat Detected by Family Doberman
A baby’s life was likely saved after his racing heartbeat was detected by the family dog—that wouldn’t stop crying. Kim Reynolds was confounded by her doberman’s unusual “needy” behavior around six-month-old Alexander. Saraya wouldn’t leave the baby’s side and cried every time he was taken away from her that morning. The boy later became upset […]
Dogs can be surprising with a baby, and for this mother, her dog's behavior saved her child's life. The post "She was trying to tell me something was wrong": Her Doberman refused to leave her baby, her instinct saved her life appeared first on Marie France, a women's magazine.
A Doberman repeatedly cried and refused to leave the baby's side, eventually leading a doctor to discover that the baby's heart was beating 280 times per minute. Kim Reynolds, a 41-year-old first-time mother living in Septon Mallet, Somerset, England, noticed one morning that her Doberman, Saraya, adamantly refused to leave the side of her six-month-old son, Alexander. Unlike usual, Saraya clung to the baby with a crying that bordered on obsess…
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