Dog's distress leads to diagnosis of rare heart condition in English infant
A six-month-old baby in England was diagnosed with a rare heart condition after the family's Doberman began crying and would not leave the infant's side. The dog's unusual behaviour prompted the mother to take her son to hospital. Doctors recorded his heart rate at 280 beats per minute. He was diagnosed with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, and he now takes medication to regulate his heartbeat.
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