Dogs are superior than humans. Simply said, they are the greatest friends we don’t deserve but do have. Here’s another evidence of their dominance.
James Isaac, a 9-year-old autistic kid, is silent and uncomfortable, among other things. Fortunately, he has Mahe.
Mahe, his loving service dog, will never be separated from him. After the doctors saw how close they were, Mahe was permitted to follow the little boy from New Zealand who had just had an MRI scan to determine the cause of his seizures.
Mahe stood by his best friend, kissing his face, while James was pushed into the machine.
James’ mother, Michelle Isaac, told Stuff.co.nz that the man was simply staring at James and appeared concerned.
The majority of individuals would faint after the hospital visit, but Mahe has also proven really beneficial elsewhere. Since the two of them became best friends two and a half years ago, the dog, trained by the Assistance Dogs New Zealand Trust, has kept James calm throughout a variety of activities.
Wendy Isaacs, a trust employee, maintains that the dogs do nothing except calm the youngsters. She claims that a child with autism and the dogs share a particular bond.
Mahe, you’re already a legend.
