A Labrador began swaying and could no longer walk on Britain’s highest mountain; rescuers later discovered what she had eaten

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(Picture credit- Lochaber Mountain Rescure Team)A hike up Britain's highest mountain turned into a rescue mission after a black Labrador suddenly became seriously ill and collapsed on the trail.
The dog's owner later learnt that the five-year-old Labrador had most likely eaten discarded cannabis during the climb.
Tokyo, a working Labrador, was hiking with her owner, professional dog trainer Christina Bluhme, her 17-year-old son Magnus and another dog on Ben Nevis in Sco

(Picture credit- Lochaber Mountain Rescure Team)A hike up Britain's highest mountain turned into a rescue mission after a black Labrador suddenly became seriously ill and collapsed on the trail.
The dog's owner later learnt that the five-year-old Labrador had most likely eaten discarded cannabis during the climb.
Tokyo, a working Labrador, was hiking with her owner, professional dog trainer Christina Bluhme, her 17-year-old son Magnus and another dog on Ben Nevis in Sco

Sources: Times of India