5 Disease Detected Dog

Pet dog is loyal to her, but other than being a dog turns pliharan animals can detect several diseases you want to know any kind of disease that can be detected by a dog see below.

1. Diabetes
Detection dogs can sniff symptoms are too low blood sugar in patients with type 1 diabetes called hypo symptoms can occur if you do not eat enough or accidental ingestion of too much insulin. Unfortunately, some diabetics may not see the warning signs, such as pale and trembling. Without treatment seriously, they could lose consciousness. According to Claire Guest of Medical Detection Dogs, diabetes detection dog can smell body odor changes that may indicate low blood sugar. "We train our dogs to lick, touch and looked at someone who is experiencing symptoms of hypo, so that the person is conscious to take immediate medical care," said Claire.

2. Autism
Dogs can also reduce anxiety and aggressive behavior in children with autism in a matter of weeks. Dogs for the Disabled organization has a free guide in training the family dog. "We teach the dog to put their head in the lap child. It is useful to calm the child when they are depressed, "said Joel Young, of the organization.

3. Pain
In the United States, charitable organization Paws for Comfort uses breed Xoloitzcuintli, also known as Mexican or Xolo dog, to help people with chronic pain caused by fibromyalgia. All dogs have a high body temperature naturally. However, because almost hairless Xolo, the dog is hot to the touch. When the dogs curled up in its owner, the warmth of their bodies to provide assistance similar to that provided by a heating pad or cushion pain reliever.

4. Dementia
Labrador retrievers and many are trained for people with dementia, so they can eat on time. The study, published recently in the Western Journal of Nursing Research found that a dog of housing has helped reduce agitation in Alzheimer's patients and increase social interaction. Quoted from the Guardian, a special dog dementia sufferers can spend training costs of £ 25,000

5. Epilepsy
Dogs can be trained like a "warning system", ie when there are people who will seizures, dogs can act as a master detector. Dogs can even give 40 minutes notice. In other words, a lot of time that could be someone to take medication to prevent seizures or to get help. It is estimated, the dog is able to smell the chemical changes in the body before seizures occur. Some dogs are usually trained to lie down next to people who have seizures to stop them from moving and hurting themselves.