In an incredible turn of events, a puppy who had passed away was miraculously revived by its owner.
Although confirmed dead and in a frozen state, the little creature was given a second chance at life after the man performed CPR on it, bringing it back to life.
The little dog was not breathing and did not respond at first
At the beginning of the video, the puppy is placed in the man's arms in a state of death and stiffness. It didn't seem to respond to any move despite all the man's efforts at CPR.
More than 1 minute passed, and the man continued to perform CPR, rubbing and pressing on the puppy's chest, as well as breathing into its mouth, but still no miracle happened.
It seemed like no hope could bring the newborn puppy back, but a miracle happened.
The newborn puppy was revived successfully
After attempts at CPR, massage and chest compressions got the puppy's little heart beating again.
The puppy begins to have its first breathing reactions. However, the chances are still only 50/50 as it seems to have difficulty breathing.
The man continued to take the necessary actions to support the puppy's breathing.
Later, another shot captured the little dog recovering and running around on the grass, making everyone breathe a sigh of relief.
How to perform CPR for dogs?
For cases where there is no pulse, place your thumb and forefinger on the puppy's chest and proceed to press on it in pulses.
The interval between presses is preferably one second. Then some breaths every six seconds.
It should be noted that newborn puppies or dogs have very small lungs. Therefore, you should not blow too much air into their mouth, pushing too much air can cause them to suffocate.
Just blow in a little at a time to help newborn puppies breathe.
After they respond for the first time, stroke their back and dab a drop of water on their tongue.
You should continue to monitor the puppy closely for about 20 minutes after revival to ensure that they are completely stable.
