‘He’s a hero’: Pupper’s keen sense of smell and loyalty saves family home and reptile sibling from disastrous fire

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    'The first time he saved a life was when he was perhaps a year or two old.'
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    My collie is now 11 years old. And he is a very intuitive dog.
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    The first time he saved a life was when he was perhaps a year or two old. I remember I was sitting on the floor, laptop on the coffee table, my mum in the shower. My dog
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    was just sleeping next to me but then suddenly he jumped up and ran upstairs. At the time I thought nothing of it. He
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    normally did this when my mum came out of the bathroom. But then I heard him scratching on a door. So naturally I went to investigate. I found out
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    he was at my bedroom door, and when I opened it, my room was full of smoke. My bearded
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    dragons heat lamp fitting had come loose, and the bulb was pointing at the back of his wooden home - it was burning through.
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    I was able to turn off the light, take him out and put him somewhere else while the smoke cleared, and repair the fitting. The
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    bearded dragon d last year aged 13 - he would have so much younger if it wasn't for my dog, and perhaps even worse would have happened.
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    He even helped out our Jack Russell who had become tangled up at the end of the garden (his collar became caught). He
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    did the classic running back and forth til we followed him, and led us to poor little Charlie stuck. He's a hero
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    littlemiss... Our golden retriever was the most intuitive dog I've ever experienced.
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    She was always naturally mannerly, but she dialed up the gentleness even more around children and older people. So it was a
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    shock when she ran at and knocked down my elderly grandmother, seemingly out of nowhere. While in the hospital for her fall, the doctors discovered she had
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    a silent heart issue that required immediate treatment. Without the fall, she would have never known.
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    After that day, she was always overjoyed to see my grandmother, but she (the dog) always sat when she got a few feet away, as if
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    to say "I won't jump this time! That was just the once and it was for your own good!"
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    tommy1303 This was years ago but one day my dog was sleeping in my grandmother's room. He suddenly started barking out of nowhere. He
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    found that there was a snake in the room and started growling at it. There was a farm near our house. Luckily no one got hurt and snake was taken away. Dogs are very sharp and are able to sense it.
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