This undated photo provided by Crown Media United States, LLC, shows Axel, a 4-year-old German shepherd, with his owner, retired Marine Capt. Jason Haag in Fredericksburg, Va. They have been together three years. Haag was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury after returning from two tours in the Middle East. He saved my life, no doubt about that. I was at my wits end," Haag said. He helped me get off 30 pills, including 12 narcotics. He helped with panic attacks, flashbacks and nightmares. He brought me medicine when I was on those and helped me find my keys and truck because of memory issues.(Chris Valenziano/Crown Media United States, LLC via AP)
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