'It's better than your best friend,' Robbie Stouffer reportedly said. 'I can't really really explain the security and the feeling that someone's there.'
Robbie Stouffer reportedly believes that his service dog Carolyn save his life after he suffered a heart attack. This undated file photo shows a leashed service dog standing next to a person wearing camouflage pants.A service dog reportedly saved the life of an Illinois man who recently suffered a heart attack.
"I had a heart attack and I didn't know it was happening," Stouffer told the outlet, while noting that Carolyn had let him know he was having an emergency."I picked up my phone and then she sat down. And I thought this is kind of weird, weird behavior." Stouffer was reunited with Carolyn only hours later. He said that the presence of his constant canine companion helped ease his worries about any medical issues he might experience in the future.
Carolyn was paired with Stouffer when she was 2-months old. Stouffer said that after they"started to build a bond," the dog's"goofy" personality emerged. By the time of the heart attack, she insisted on getting close as much as possible and could sense his condition.
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