Doberman’s cries lead mother to baby’s rare heart condition at 280 bpm

 A six-month-old baby in England was diagnosed with a rare heart condition after his family’s pet Doberman began crying and refusing to leave his side. Concerned by the dog’s unusual behaviour, his mother took him to hospital, where doctors found his heart beating at 280 beats per minute. The baby was diagnosed with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and now takes medication to control his heartbeat. A six-month-old baby in England was diagnosed with a rare heart condition after his family’s pet Doberman began crying and refusing to leave his side. Concerned by the dog’s unusual behaviour, his mother took him to hospital, where doctors found his heart beating at 280 beats per minute. The baby was diagnosed with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and now takes medication to control his heartbeat.