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When you welcome a smol awoo into your home and heart, you don’t want to think about the day when it grows up and loses its puppy fat. But the day comes when your pupper grows into a dog. And keeps growing. And growing. And doesn’t stop. You check the Canine Instruction Manual that came with your pet and you finally realize—aha! You forgot it’s one of those giant dog breeds that make you think Clifford, the Big Red Dog might be real.
Bored Panda has collected photos of the biggest, most playful, floofiest, and young-at-heart dogs that you’d want to hug all day long and get lost in their fur, so scroll on down and give the bestest boys and girls a boop on the nose with an upvote. Is your soul yearning for some more giant dogs who don’t understand how big they are? Check out our previous big doggo posts about canines who forgot their size here, here, and here.
However, just because a dog is big, it doesn’t mean that it has to be obese (aka a chonky chonk). All jokes aside, if you want your family pet to live a long and happy life, it’s vital that you help it stay lean and avoid entering the ‘overweight zone’ which requires extra effort on your part. Bored Panda spoke about canine fitness and doggo diets with the UK’s leading vet charity, the PDSA. Read on for our full interview with them if you want to learn how to help your dog live a quality life.
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#1
This Is Ben. He Has A Beard. And He Is Human-Sized. We Get Fun Looks In Traffic
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#2
He May Look Like A Bear But He Identifies As A Lap Dog
#3
Bonner, Newfoundland, Can Often Be Spotted In Our Rehabiliation Unit Encouraging Patients
The PDSA explained to Bored Panda that a dog’s food is “an essential part” of their fitness. So you can’t just focus only on getting lots of movement—you need to give dieting and nutrition some proper attention, too! Similarly, you can’t get just the diet right while ignoring the importance of exercise.
“Making sure they are fed on a complete diet which keeps them at their ideal weight is important to keep them fit and healthy. As a general rule, we tend to give our pets too much food which can lead to obesity and reduced activity levels,” a representative of the PDSA told Bored Panda.
#4
Here's Another One Of Our Rescues, Yuki
A bad dog owner dumped this wolfdog at a kill shelter when he got too big and too much to handle. Luckily a sanctuary took him, instead and saved his life! His DNA testing came back as 87.5 % Gray Wolf, 8.6 % Siberian Husky, and 3.9 % German Shepherd.
#5
Big Dogs Can Be Scared At The Vet Too
#6
Once A Lap Dog, Always A Lap Dog
It’s better to err on the side of too little food than too much when we’re living in a society of overabundance, then. What’s more, you should do a bit of personal research to learn what the ideal weight for your dog breed is for its age. If in need, talk to a professional to get their take on what’s what.
Getting serious about health means putting in the time and energy to make your dog’s life better. And that means treating your pet’s health like you would your own if you’re all about fitness. So get your kitchen scales out!
“The best way to monitor your dog’s food intake is to weigh both them and their food. You can discuss your dog’s weight with your vet and check their body condition at home. Once you have a starting point and know what their target weight should be, start weighing and monitoring their food and treats to see how much they’re getting,” the PDSA said.
#7
My 85 Lb Dog Is Scared Of My Sister's 1,5 Lb Foster Kitten
#8
This Big Boy With His Pooh
#9
This Christmas Tree Farm Has Newfies That Will Cart Your Tree To Your Car For You
Savannah Mcquillan 4 years ago
Until they slobber on you so much you end up leaving your friends house early bc your pants have so much spit on them they are solid objects.
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Aragorn II Elessar 4 years ago
With the lack of scale, i thought they were tiny dogs and tiny trees
Shirley Heyn 3 years ago
That gimmick would get me to buy a tree for sure! Do you get to keep them?
Vicki Perizzolo 4 years ago
that's one of the things those dogs were originally bred for ...carts..
Viki Banaszak 4 years ago
That is adorable! I bet they like having something to do and being with people all day.
Dale-Harriet Rogovich 3 years ago
They LOVE to do that! Very happy Newfoundlands used to take people's luggage from the ferry to the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island (otherwise, the two I know personally think they're kittens).
Robert Robi Z 3 years ago
My dog (a dalmatian+pitbull mix) was strong enought to pull a cart with two grown persons on it, and more than eager to do it. We never did, because God knows where we would end... He was completely uncontrollable.
Charlotte Soliven 4 years ago
Lol amazing marketing tho. I would do anything to see cute doggos!
Phoenix Shadowhunter 4 years ago
Where is this? I want to have my tree pulled by good doggies!
Imtiredandiwannagotobed 4 years ago
And likely get treats beyond human imagination lol
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Brian Mayhead 1 year ago
I would love to find some more that need rescuing or just re-homing & I will have them f like the last two I had the people who owned them could not be bothered with them but they lived with me until they were 16 yrs old.
DreamBelief 3 years ago
I don't celebrate Christmas much these days, and haven't had a real tree since I was a kid. I'd buy one from this place though lol good marketing ploy
Maya Forbes 3 years ago
I have to go buy a Christmas tree now. I dont care if its March, just let me have these dogs.
Corrie Allen 3 years ago
OMG too cute with the exception of some weird loop things to the left that look like pooch handcuffs?
Adelaide Stender 3 years ago
OH MY GOSH WHERE IS THIS TREE FARM I NEED TO GET MY TREE FROM HERE JUST TO SEE THE DOGS
Brian Ayers 3 years ago
Newfies; not just cute but the sweetest dispositions in the dog world.
Auktje Kazemier 4 years ago
ik weet dat ze graag voor je willen werken .....tenminste de 2 die ik had wilden dat zelfs graag.....
Auktje Kazemier 4 years ago
iik weet uit ervaring dat dit ras graag wat wil doen ..tenminste die ik had wel..........
Ralph Spooner 4 years ago
I am glad I don't have to feed those two. Having two sons was bad enough.
Rae the lemon 4 years ago
I love this (not the tree farm because I don’t believe in them, and believe that they are unethical- please don’t downvote!: but the newfies! Eeeeeee
Brivid 4 years ago
I think the dogs are cute also, but I have to wonder why you think tree farms are unethical. I would think that purposely grown trees that are meant to be harvested and which could be repurposed for compost, would be a much better option than buying plastic trees that will probably get thrown out by a majority of people when it looks worn out. Where I live many people buy the prelit trees and those lights usually start failing on the third year. How many people are going to throw it out and get another vs painstakingly (I know because I've done it) removing all of the lights and replacing them? BTW I didn't down vote you, I am just wondering about your views.
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Dave Chapman 4 years ago
Working dog breeds LOVE to do these kind of things, just as much as most dogs love to chase a ball. Those carts put almost zero pressure on the dogs and these guys just wanna do stuff for you!
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Bonnie Edwards 4 years ago
They are working dogs. So they are working. If someone had tried this with Whippets - I'll be right beside you.
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“You might want to try weighing out their portions at the start of the week to make it easy to keep track of what’s being fed. Reweigh your dog after a few weeks and see if they’ve gained, lost, or maintained their weight, then adjust their amount of food to fit your goal.”
Just remember—you’ve got to take into account any leftovers of extras that you might be giving your dog. So no munching on cheeky treats in secret!
#10
Our Daughter Who Is Now 3 And One Of Our Saint Bernards Who Is Now 9
#11
Big House Cow Meets Little House Cow
#12
Bruce Wayne Is A Big Snuggly Cane Corso
#13
There Was A Giant Traffic Jam In The Walkways At The Expo. I Finally Found Out What Was Slowing Everyone Down. This Giant Bear Dog Was Getting Pets By Thousands Of People
#14
Tiny Kitten Observes Big Dog Yawn
#15
Am I The Only One That Needs A Little Help Getting In The Car?
#16
Our Neighbor Sent Me This Adorable Display Of Pure Joy Between Our Dogs. They Finally Got Him A Stool So He Could Greet His Big Friend Properly
#17
Lapdog
He is such a gentle beast (a mix American wolfdog and malamute).
#18
Big Boy
#19
I Look Like Walrus? But I Am Dog. I Big Sof Floof. No Walrus. Bamboozled
#20
16 Months Apart
#21
I Swung By My Old Place To Help My Former Roommate With Some Things. The Neighbor's Dog Recognized Me And Gave The Perfect Greeting. Believe It Or Not, This Guy Is Still A Puppy
#22
Monty The Big Friendly Giant
#23
Seamus The Irish Wolfhound Is A Gentle Giant
#24
My 93 Lb German Shepherd Is Pretty Pleased With The Amount Of Inconvenience He's Causing
#25
Lazy Giant
#26
Ridiculously Massive Doggo Spotted On The Underground
#27
Big Boi
#28
Meet Carl The 150 Pound Lion/Good Boy Hybrid
#29
One Year Old Today. 97 Pounds. 31 Inches Tall
#30
“A Rottweiler? Well I Must Admit I Have Always Preferred Lap Dogs” Granny Before She Met Gus
#31
Lincoln The Dane
#32
Meet Simba. He's A Leonberger
#33
This Heat Is Unbearable For Ralphie The Newf
#34
Koji, My Gentle Giant
#35
Saw A Gentle Giant At The Vets. She Was A Darling And Sat Down With Her Owner While They Waited
#36
In Person, Zammy's Bigger Than Life. Seriously. He Just Astonishes The Expecting Passers-By
GirlFriday 4 years ago
An Old English Sheep Dog! I had one growing up. He was the bestest boy!!!
#37
This Puppy
#38
My Old Gym Teacher Beast Of A Dog. He’s 6’3ish”
#39
Warning: Bear Spotted In UK
#40
My Dad And My Dog (Dad Is 6'2")
#41
My Wonderful Teddybears
#42
Our Now 6 1/2 Month Puppy. The Vet Has Said He Is Not At All Over Weight Just Big Boned
Jenny Rosbach 4 years ago
I love to see the proud and loving looks from the parents of these dogs, adorable!
#43
Majestic Malamute
#44
Just A Little Girl In A Big Dog World
#45
A Dog Or A Pony?
#46
Big Doggy
#47
Absolute Unit Parked Next To Me At A Gas Station
#48
Meet Heisenberg. He Likes Hugs. I'm A 6'1" 300 Lbs Man. He's Almost As Big
JK Rowling 4 years ago
I hope that other dog down there also got a hug, s/he looks like s/he really wants one.
#49
Spanish Mastiff U N I T
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Xandra 4 years ago
When my mom was a kid my grandparents had a Saint Bernard. Every time one of them arrived home it was a race to get near a wall for support before he could reach them, because he would topple them over giving kisses . Mom still smiles remembering him.
Ragnhild Nilsen 4 years ago
So did my dad. Bamse ("Bear") was a big and happy, and my dad was small and skinny
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A.M. Pierre 4 years ago
We had an Alaskan Malamute who was 120 lbs. You didn’t walk her - she walked you.
Jade Lynn - Panda's Brat 4 years ago
Our malamute is such a good walker and he will go at your pace. Our husky shepherd mix on the other hand has to be in front and she always wants to go fast!
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Katinka Min 4 years ago
Great pics, great dogs, but I am a bit worried, that Great Pyrenees are depicted as 'gentle giants'. The male ones are certainly not, not in Europe, anyway. They are territorial guard dogs - not watch dogs, guard dogs. They take a defensive stance, at first, but eventually the get physical. And they are very independent, so they decide who and what needs guarding. Im aslo a bit stunned at how oversized some breeds are. I really hope that is not a trend in breeding because that woudl have disastrous consequences for the breed's health. Still: gorgeous dogs!!
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
You made a good comment "Maybe it's because the European ones still have to do their jobs". You go a hint in your own comment. That's because a lot of working breeds are now "family dogs"so the breeders select the most gentle, the most tiny, the most cute over the most effective to work. That's a crime for me when it comes to a completely different breed and the lost of the "real" one. I have a finnish lapphund and i selected him carefuly, they can be like a pomenarian (look and almost weight...) or like a great sherpherd depending on the bloodline. You can get a lapdog or a wolf, behavior included. I'm fine with my little wolf and he won't get any disease from the GMO breeders. You can have a Pyrénées shepherd lapdog, or a real Pyrénées shepherd, depending on the bloodline. And as usual, some humans don't care since they make money out of it, and do not know a thing about the breed. The problem won't be solved until people stop to think "cute i want one!" when they see any animal.
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Steve Cruz 4 years ago
I adore giant dogs, but they're very short lived. If in top health, most of these breeds live 8-10 years.
JessG 4 years ago
I LOVE big dogs! But, unfortunately, the bigger the dog, the shorter the lifespan :(
Jade Lynn - Panda's Brat 4 years ago
Not when it comes to malamutes usually. They can live to be 15!
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Karol Glockner 3 years ago
I had an a Akita/malamute for 14 almost 15 years and she weighed 140lbs.. Best dog I ever had a true gentle giant!. We miss her very much
designerchick 4 years ago
Big dogs are the best....our rescue Dane Mama says paint me like your French girls mama-frenc...1013a4.jpg 
Diana Eriksson 4 years ago
Why do so many have mutilated ears? I know this post is supposed to be wholesome, and the doggies are adorable, but seeing these gentle giants with cut ears just puts a damper on the whole thing...
SiimplyLuna 3 years ago
hi, i hate to self promo, but i just put out 3 new posts, and one of them is showing my photography photos of my dog! so if you could go check it out, give it a thumbs up and/or comment 1/10 how much you liked the photos! it would make me happy that people like my photography, because i'm a beginner. thank you for reading this ssincerely ❀siimplyluna❀
Adriana Coppage 4 years ago (edited)
thank you for this i love the newfie and danes most. Growing up for a while I had a great dane loved him to bits his name was crash. he had was a harlequin and had a heart-shaped spot we joked it was he had such a big heart and gave him the middle name Valintine because of it. he passed when I was 11. guess when? valentines day. I now live by my self and have a Newfoundland affectionally called slinky because he is so flexible. he reminds me of Crash. I miss Crash he was my best friend growing up and sometimes when I see a great dane I want to cry and hug him because it looks like crash.
Couldnt_Find_A_Good_Name 4 years ago
Hey pandas! This post's previous title was 'Dogs that are absolute units'. You're welcome. 😊
Anne Reid 4 years ago
My Minerva just turned 1; she’s 105 lbs and almost 6 feet tall on her hind legs...her feet don’t fit yet, so there’s still some growing to do! She’s a Presa Canario, which is a type of mastiff from the Canary Islands. I got her from a shelter, so she’s an absolute mush, just loves everyone and every dog she meets! And yes, she loves to lay on her mommy like her cat sisters do! I’d post her picture but I have no idea how.
Skye_Innit 2 years ago
I have a German shepherd Australian shepherd mix (tyr is his name)and he is tall. Like my grandfather is 6'1 and he is taller than that when he stands on his back legs.
ADLAI HELMOND 3 years ago
I got a dog that looks like a border collie but is pretty much everything ELSE.
Colleen Hindson 3 years ago
Lots of text about feeding, but nothing about the quality of the food. Commercial kibble is highly processed and hyper-heated. Chemically it may have all the basic components of nutrition, but it is crap food. Purina is the worst. Grains are not a natural part of a canine diet. Nor are poultry bi-products like feet, beaks, and feather meal! Make your own dog food!!
Summer D 3 years ago
I love big dogs so much! I can't help but smile every time I see one - so this post was pure joy and happiness for me! 😁
Adriana Coppage 3 years ago
I feel the same way <3 I hope that all of these floofers have a good home
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Franc Esca 4 years ago
Where do you get these dogs? How much to you pay for food a day? What happens if you have to travel ?
Carmen Elena 4 years ago
I just cant help wondering how big is the poo the owners have to clean...
D. Pitbull 4 years ago
I love dogs. I love these pictures... and... all I can think is "oh. my. gawd... so much.. grooming... all that... fur...."
JK Rowling 4 years ago
I love how on one side of the spectrum we have 60-95 pounds and on the other it's just 200 POUNDS.
Lani Burch 3 years ago
I think my 1/2 Dachound, 1/2 mix breed would, at 15 lbs, just about fill the mouth of any one of these.
carsalesderry 3 years ago
I have been searching for this information for a long time, I like your article very much, it has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for sharing this information. BrianJamesTrailers
Vivian Ashe 3 years ago
I've only ever had small dogs. I'd love to have a large breed dog, but most of them don't live nearly as long, and I feel like I'd just be signing up to be emotionally devastated every 8-10 years.
Brian Macivitch 3 years ago
Wish I could add my 155lb 32inch at withers mastiff to the photos.
Le bread 3 years ago
SS Minnesotan war ein Frachtschiff, das 1912 für die American-Hawaiian Steamship Company gebaut wurde. Während des Ersten Weltkriegs war sie als USAT Minnesotan im Dienst der US-Armee und USS Minnesotan (ID-4545) im Dienst der US-Marine bekannt. Sie wurde als eines von acht Schwesterschiffen gebaut und im Inter-Küstendienst über die Landenge von Tehuantepec und den Panamakanal eingesetzt. Im Ersten Weltkrieg transportierte Minnesotan ab September 1917 Fracht und Tiere nach Frankreich. Nach dem Waffenstillstand gab sie über 8.000 amerikanische Truppen zurück. 1919 nahm Minnesotan den Frachtdienst zwischen den Küsten wieder auf. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurde das Schiff von der War Shipping Administration requiriert und verkehrte zunächst zwischen New York und karibischen Häfen. In der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres 1943 segelte Minnesotan zwischen Häfen im Indischen Ozean und im folgenden Jahr zwischen Häfen in New York und dem Vereinigten Königreich, bevor sie in die Karibik zurückkeh
Anne Hoffmeister 3 years ago
My doggo is a total lap dog and she is 450 pounds. not over wait just a big doggo!
Martha M Bryce 3 years ago
I’ve raised Newfie’s. The are the gentlest dogs. They were the inspiration for Nana in Peter Pan and are very protective of kids. A very large friend was tickling our 4 yo and she didn’t like it, so Midnight moved between our friend and our daughter and nicely kept them separated the entire night. She never growled or got aggressive, she just kept between our little girl and our 6’5” 375 pound friend.
Mathys Bourgeois 3 years ago
mon grand père avait un terre neuve de 210lb il mesurait 7pied de long son matelas était un sofa
QueenoftheSquids 3 years ago
My friends a couple states over have a massive dog named Fezek (from princess Bride)
Lucas Skrobot 3 years ago
coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Cadmar Orion 4 years ago
oh my gosh, I love big dogs! my family is thinking about getting another dog when we move, I'm hoping it's gonna be a big dog, not a medium like our other dog is, but I'd be happy with any dog! other than chiwawas, or other devil dogs...
Darrell Coe 4 years ago
I have a picture of my massive Boerboel dog , how can I get it on here?
Jennie-Lind Normand 4 years ago
My boy isn't tiny, he's about 90 pounds, 65 of which is hair I think. He loves to sit on my lap. He has two girlfriends in our neighbourhood, a Newfoundlander and a St. Bernard
Xandra 4 years ago
When my mom was a kid my grandparents had a Saint Bernard. Every time one of them arrived home it was a race to get near a wall for support before he could reach them, because he would topple them over giving kisses . Mom still smiles remembering him.
Ragnhild Nilsen 4 years ago
So did my dad. Bamse ("Bear") was a big and happy, and my dad was small and skinny
Load More Replies... A.M. Pierre 4 years ago
We had an Alaskan Malamute who was 120 lbs. You didn’t walk her - she walked you.
Jade Lynn - Panda's Brat 4 years ago
Our malamute is such a good walker and he will go at your pace. Our husky shepherd mix on the other hand has to be in front and she always wants to go fast!
Load More Replies... Katinka Min 4 years ago
Great pics, great dogs, but I am a bit worried, that Great Pyrenees are depicted as 'gentle giants'. The male ones are certainly not, not in Europe, anyway. They are territorial guard dogs - not watch dogs, guard dogs. They take a defensive stance, at first, but eventually the get physical. And they are very independent, so they decide who and what needs guarding. Im aslo a bit stunned at how oversized some breeds are. I really hope that is not a trend in breeding because that woudl have disastrous consequences for the breed's health. Still: gorgeous dogs!!
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
You made a good comment "Maybe it's because the European ones still have to do their jobs". You go a hint in your own comment. That's because a lot of working breeds are now "family dogs"so the breeders select the most gentle, the most tiny, the most cute over the most effective to work. That's a crime for me when it comes to a completely different breed and the lost of the "real" one. I have a finnish lapphund and i selected him carefuly, they can be like a pomenarian (look and almost weight...) or like a great sherpherd depending on the bloodline. You can get a lapdog or a wolf, behavior included. I'm fine with my little wolf and he won't get any disease from the GMO breeders. You can have a Pyrénées shepherd lapdog, or a real Pyrénées shepherd, depending on the bloodline. And as usual, some humans don't care since they make money out of it, and do not know a thing about the breed. The problem won't be solved until people stop to think "cute i want one!" when they see any animal.
Load More Replies... Steve Cruz 4 years ago
I adore giant dogs, but they're very short lived. If in top health, most of these breeds live 8-10 years.
JessG 4 years ago
I LOVE big dogs! But, unfortunately, the bigger the dog, the shorter the lifespan :(
Jade Lynn - Panda's Brat 4 years ago
Not when it comes to malamutes usually. They can live to be 15!
Load More Replies... Karol Glockner 3 years ago
I had an a Akita/malamute for 14 almost 15 years and she weighed 140lbs.. Best dog I ever had a true gentle giant!. We miss her very much
designerchick 4 years ago
Big dogs are the best....our rescue Dane Mama says paint me like your French girls mama-frenc...1013a4.jpg
Diana Eriksson 4 years ago
Why do so many have mutilated ears? I know this post is supposed to be wholesome, and the doggies are adorable, but seeing these gentle giants with cut ears just puts a damper on the whole thing...
SiimplyLuna 3 years ago
hi, i hate to self promo, but i just put out 3 new posts, and one of them is showing my photography photos of my dog! so if you could go check it out, give it a thumbs up and/or comment 1/10 how much you liked the photos! it would make me happy that people like my photography, because i'm a beginner. thank you for reading this ssincerely ❀siimplyluna❀
Adriana Coppage 4 years ago (edited)
thank you for this i love the newfie and danes most. Growing up for a while I had a great dane loved him to bits his name was crash. he had was a harlequin and had a heart-shaped spot we joked it was he had such a big heart and gave him the middle name Valintine because of it. he passed when I was 11. guess when? valentines day. I now live by my self and have a Newfoundland affectionally called slinky because he is so flexible. he reminds me of Crash. I miss Crash he was my best friend growing up and sometimes when I see a great dane I want to cry and hug him because it looks like crash.
Couldnt_Find_A_Good_Name 4 years ago
Hey pandas! This post's previous title was 'Dogs that are absolute units'. You're welcome. 😊
Anne Reid 4 years ago
My Minerva just turned 1; she’s 105 lbs and almost 6 feet tall on her hind legs...her feet don’t fit yet, so there’s still some growing to do! She’s a Presa Canario, which is a type of mastiff from the Canary Islands. I got her from a shelter, so she’s an absolute mush, just loves everyone and every dog she meets! And yes, she loves to lay on her mommy like her cat sisters do! I’d post her picture but I have no idea how.
Skye_Innit 2 years ago
I have a German shepherd Australian shepherd mix (tyr is his name)and he is tall. Like my grandfather is 6'1 and he is taller than that when he stands on his back legs.
ADLAI HELMOND 3 years ago
I got a dog that looks like a border collie but is pretty much everything ELSE.
Colleen Hindson 3 years ago
Lots of text about feeding, but nothing about the quality of the food. Commercial kibble is highly processed and hyper-heated. Chemically it may have all the basic components of nutrition, but it is crap food. Purina is the worst. Grains are not a natural part of a canine diet. Nor are poultry bi-products like feet, beaks, and feather meal! Make your own dog food!!
Summer D 3 years ago
I love big dogs so much! I can't help but smile every time I see one - so this post was pure joy and happiness for me! 😁
Adriana Coppage 3 years ago
I feel the same way <3 I hope that all of these floofers have a good home
Load More Replies... Franc Esca 4 years ago
Where do you get these dogs? How much to you pay for food a day? What happens if you have to travel ?
Carmen Elena 4 years ago
I just cant help wondering how big is the poo the owners have to clean...
D. Pitbull 4 years ago
I love dogs. I love these pictures... and... all I can think is "oh. my. gawd... so much.. grooming... all that... fur...."
JK Rowling 4 years ago
I love how on one side of the spectrum we have 60-95 pounds and on the other it's just 200 POUNDS.
Lani Burch 3 years ago
I think my 1/2 Dachound, 1/2 mix breed would, at 15 lbs, just about fill the mouth of any one of these.
carsalesderry 3 years ago
I have been searching for this information for a long time, I like your article very much, it has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for sharing this information. BrianJamesTrailers
Vivian Ashe 3 years ago
I've only ever had small dogs. I'd love to have a large breed dog, but most of them don't live nearly as long, and I feel like I'd just be signing up to be emotionally devastated every 8-10 years.
Brian Macivitch 3 years ago
Wish I could add my 155lb 32inch at withers mastiff to the photos.
Le bread 3 years ago
SS Minnesotan war ein Frachtschiff, das 1912 für die American-Hawaiian Steamship Company gebaut wurde. Während des Ersten Weltkriegs war sie als USAT Minnesotan im Dienst der US-Armee und USS Minnesotan (ID-4545) im Dienst der US-Marine bekannt. Sie wurde als eines von acht Schwesterschiffen gebaut und im Inter-Küstendienst über die Landenge von Tehuantepec und den Panamakanal eingesetzt. Im Ersten Weltkrieg transportierte Minnesotan ab September 1917 Fracht und Tiere nach Frankreich. Nach dem Waffenstillstand gab sie über 8.000 amerikanische Truppen zurück. 1919 nahm Minnesotan den Frachtdienst zwischen den Küsten wieder auf. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurde das Schiff von der War Shipping Administration requiriert und verkehrte zunächst zwischen New York und karibischen Häfen. In der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres 1943 segelte Minnesotan zwischen Häfen im Indischen Ozean und im folgenden Jahr zwischen Häfen in New York und dem Vereinigten Königreich, bevor sie in die Karibik zurückkeh
Anne Hoffmeister 3 years ago
My doggo is a total lap dog and she is 450 pounds. not over wait just a big doggo!
Martha M Bryce 3 years ago
I’ve raised Newfie’s. The are the gentlest dogs. They were the inspiration for Nana in Peter Pan and are very protective of kids. A very large friend was tickling our 4 yo and she didn’t like it, so Midnight moved between our friend and our daughter and nicely kept them separated the entire night. She never growled or got aggressive, she just kept between our little girl and our 6’5” 375 pound friend.
Mathys Bourgeois 3 years ago
mon grand père avait un terre neuve de 210lb il mesurait 7pied de long son matelas était un sofa
QueenoftheSquids 3 years ago
My friends a couple states over have a massive dog named Fezek (from princess Bride)
Lucas Skrobot 3 years ago
coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Cadmar Orion 4 years ago
oh my gosh, I love big dogs! my family is thinking about getting another dog when we move, I'm hoping it's gonna be a big dog, not a medium like our other dog is, but I'd be happy with any dog! other than chiwawas, or other devil dogs...
Darrell Coe 4 years ago
I have a picture of my massive Boerboel dog , how can I get it on here?
Jennie-Lind Normand 4 years ago
My boy isn't tiny, he's about 90 pounds, 65 of which is hair I think. He loves to sit on my lap. He has two girlfriends in our neighbourhood, a Newfoundlander and a St. Bernard
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