Soldier's Dog Helps Him When He Gets Worked Up During An Interview

March 12, 2015

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By PenolopyBulnick

Erick Scott is suffering from PTSD after serving in the army national guard. He was given a dog, Gumbo, through a program called Canines For Warriors to help treat his PTSD. During this interview, he starts to have a reaction, and his dog catches on right away and jumps to help.

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