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Pit Bull suddenly refused to leave his owner’s side — 12 hours later, the ‘warning’ behind her dog’s behavior left her speechless

By morning, she felt fine, but her dog, usually a late sleeper, shadowed her every step, never leaving her side.
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(L) A woman sleeping next to her pet dog. (R) A woman holding her head due to migraine. (Representative Cover Image Source: Getty Images | (L) Sviatlana Barchan, (R) Riska)
(L) A woman sleeping next to her pet dog. (R) A woman holding her head due to migraine. (Representative Cover Image Source: Getty Images | (L) Sviatlana Barchan, (R) Riska)

One TikTok user, who goes by the handle @sfmcguire, recently shared an experience that left her completely amazed. In a video posted to her account on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, she shared that her Pit Bull, Molly Moo Cow, began acting unusually clingy one night, refusing to leave her side no matter how much she tried to settle her down. What seemed like odd behavior at first turned out to be a surprising and life-changing warning that the woman never expected from her untrained dog.

Woman experiencing a headache. Representative Image Source: Getty Images | Ekaterina Goncharova
Woman experiencing a headache. (Representative Image Source: Getty Images | Ekaterina Goncharova)

In the viral TikTok video posted yesterday, the user explained, “My Pit Bull, who is not a trained service animal in any capacity, knew that I was going to get a migraine like 12 hours before I got one, and she tried to tell me.” A month earlier, she had experienced her first-ever migraine, after which her doctor prescribed medication that only works if taken at the very first signs of an attack. Remembering that advice, she said she never imagined her dog would be the one to notice those early signs before she did.

Relaxed White Pitbull Lying Indoors. (Representative Image Source: Pexels | Kelly)
Relaxed White Pitbull Lying Indoors. (Representative Image Source: Pexels | Kelly)

That night, while preparing for bed, she noticed Molly’s strange behavior. “She will not leave me alone,” she said in her video. “I lay down, cover myself up with a blanket, and this house hippo lays her entire body on top of me.” Thinking her dog just wanted attention, she and her husband laughed about it as Molly continued to stay pressed against her all night. “I can’t tell you how many different times I woke up in the night to this,” she said, showing a picture of Molly’s face inches from hers. By morning, she felt fine and simply got up to get her kids ready for school. However, Molly, who usually slept in late till noon, followed her around the house nonstop, watching her closely and refusing to sit even a few inches away. "I'm in the kitchen doing dishes, my dog will not sit farther than like eight inches away from me."

Blonde woman kissing her Pitbull dog at home - stock photo
Getty Images | Photo by Vera Vita
Blonde woman kissing her Pitbull dog at home. (Representative Image Source: Getty Images | Photo by Vera Vita)

Then came the moment everything made sense. While turning quickly in the kitchen, she suddenly felt the onset of another migraine. “My head starts puffing up, and I think, Oh my god, I’m getting another migraine,” she recalled. Molly immediately perked up, staring right at her. Realizing what was happening, the woman quickly took the medicine her doctor had prescribed, used a relaxing headache cap, and lay down. Within an hour, the migraine disappeared completely.

Afterward, Molly calmly returned to her usual spot as if nothing had happened. “Now, she's pretending like I don't exist again. She’s done her job,” the woman said, laughing in disbelief. In the video’s caption, she summed up her amazement with humor, “So she’s a medical professional and a psychic?” The clip instantly caught the attention of internet users, and many flooded the comment section to share their reactions. @damagster joked, "She’s tired! She was on call all night. Leave her alone." @nobbyn216 recounted, "My first Pittie taught himself to be a diabetic alert dog." @meganhwtqueen remarked, "Our Lab used to do this to me; she always knew before me." 

For more interesting dog content, follow @sfmcguire on TikTok. 

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