Animals' senses are often superior to humans, so they can sense what humans do at all.
The American family dog behaved surprisingly and even more strangely that day. The already agile and intelligent puppy behaved strikingly differently than usual. He was depressed and uninterested. His masters called him in vain, nor did he listen to his name.
By then, they knew something was wrong with their dog. And when he collapsed, the master was frightened. Immediately, they rushed to the vet with their pet, where the dog was old again. He was alert, playful and attentive. When they got home, they soon found what they had done before to take the animal to a doctor.
By this time, they were suspicious that they might have something in their home that would trigger this strange condition. Their suspicions have been confirmed. It was the amount of carbon monoxide in the air in their home that the dog had already sensed, but not the owner. He was distressed to call the master's attention. Even the carbon monoxide sensor did not indicate a problem, so they did not think about it.
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(Source: homeownership.com | Images: pixabay.com (Images are illustrations)