
Odin enjoys the honors of a “hero” brown dog in Japan who managed to save a man’s life when he was having a heart attack by sounding the alarm with his insistent barking.
Kume, a five-year-old mongrel, received a letter of thanks from the Chiba Fire Department at a special event for her saving intervention in a cavalry group at Wakabaku in Chiba.
According to the equestrian group, a man in his fifties collapsed On February 25, Kume, an otherwise surprisingly quiet dog, sounded the alarm with her unusually insistent barking.
“Kume is usually quiet and only barks on rare occasions. But when there is something urgent, he starts barking,” says Yuna Maruo, a 23-year-old trainer who helped resuscitate the man.
According to the same ad, the hustle of Kume shouted the personnel, who immediately mobilized.calling for an ambulance and medical attention and ultimately saving the man.
According to representatives of the equestrian group, female dogs have been present on the territory for several generations, who greeted customers.
Kume grew up in the care of another dog, Ume, who, according to Maruo, taught her how to bark for help in times of trouble.
Source: CNN
Source: Kathimerini

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