Mother takes baby to hospital after Doberman acts strangely, doctors find rare heart condition

Doberman's behaviour has raised concerns about Alexander's health twice. (Photo: Youtube/SWNS) A pet Doberman's unusual behaviour around a six-month-old baby in England led his mother to seek medical help, after which doctors discovered that the child had a dangerously fast heartbeat of 280 beats per minute. The incident happened in September when Kim Reynolds, 41, from Shepton Mallet in Somerset, noticed that her dog, Saraya, was repeatedly crying and refusing to leave her son Alexander alone, SWNS reported. Doctors later diagnosed the baby with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, a condition that affects the electrical signals controlling the heartbeat.Kim, a first-time mother and former canine hydrotherapist, was familiar with dogs but had never seen Saraya behave this way around Alexander. The Doberman appeared unusually concerned about the baby and became upset whenever he was moved away from her. At first, Kim could not understand what was troubling the animal.Later that day, Alexander began showing signs of illness, so she took him to the emergency department at Royal Bournemouth Hospital.By the time they reached the hospital, Alexander had stopped crying. Kim wondered whether t...