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A woman was stunned after discovering her dog's "annoying" nightly habit was actually saving her life. Dogs are widely recognised as "man's best friend" and this bond can extend far beyond companionship, with many people relying on them to help manage their medical conditions and disabilities . ‌

According to Science Direct, both trained and untrained dogs possess the ability to detect seizures and other health issues thanks to their "exceptional olfactory abilities and sensitivity to human cues". The research states: "This has been supported by studies in which dogs have distinguished between epileptic seizure and non-seizure sweat samples, probably through the detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)." ‌

One woman was taken aback when she uncovered

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