Lewis, 40, has lived with the after-effects of a brain aneurysm for more than a decade. Six months ago, his life got a little easier with the help of Bing, a service dog.
The unleashed dog lunged from the woman’s lap and right at Andy, Michaela Chase’s dog.
“It was going for blood,” Chase said, thinking back to the narrow waiting room at her physical therapy gym in Lincoln, Nebraska, the United States. “It was in full attack mode.”
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