Watch: Dog leads Florida deputy to injured woman

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OKALOOSA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — An Okaloosa County dog has been deemed a hero after alerting a deputy to his grandmother, who had fallen on a sidewalk.

According to Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office officials, a man called 911, frantic after his wife had not returned home from a dog walk.

Body camera footage shows the man telling the responding deputy that his wife is normally only gone 10 to 15 minutes, but according to the man, she had been gone for over an hour.

The footage then cuts to show the deputy driving before hearing her say, “There’s the dog!”

“Hi, baby. Where’s your mama?” the deputy asked the dog. “Show me where your mama is.”

A few moments later, the deputy finds the woman, who was lying on a sidewalk.

“The dog brought you over?” the woman asked the deputy. “He wouldn’t leave; he kept coming back to me.”

The deputy explained to the woman that the dog, Eeyore, had run up to her patrol car and led her to the woman.

“Good boy. Very good boy,” the deputy said to Eeyore.

“Oh, Eeyore, you’re a good boy! Grandma loves you,” said the woman.

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