When two-year-old rescue dog Sunny began acting strangely, her owner was so confused she sought medical care—leading to the discovery of a brain aneurysm the very next day.

Kenzie Kinney Seymour, 31, from Missouri shared on social media how her dog Sunny, a Brittany–Keeshond mix, became unusually anxious and fixated on her neck just before her diagnosis.

In a video viewed thousands of times, Seymour was sitting in bed as Sunny climbed behind her, pressing her head and body against her neck and shoulders. The text overlay read: “The day before I was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm, my dog kept climbing behind me and wouldn't leave my neck alone.”

“I don’t know that she predicted it, but she could sense something was wrong,” Seymour told Newsweek . “She wouldn’t stop whining, licking

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