Giant George -Tallest Dog Ever!

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mikerowland

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Joined: Feb. 5 2014

Giant George -Tallest Dog Ever!

Now this is a big pooch!

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Giant George was awarded the title from the Guinness Book of World records.
“Tallest Dog Ever” 244lbs and over 7ft long. (Zeus current living tallest dog weights only 150lbs)
see more pics and videos of george here

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 8 2014 19:02:31

Anders Eliasson

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RE: Giant George -Tallest Dog Ever! (in reply to mikerowland)

How much did he eat and how big a plastic bag was needed to remove his smelly?

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 9 2014 7:48:24

crossoverman

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Joined: Oct. 31 2010
From: Switzerland

RE: Giant George -Tallest Dog Ever! (in reply to mikerowland)

Oh, yes. I know this breed well, and its not really funny. They become bigger in the last around 20 years. Same as other breeds like the Irish Wolfhound and and the russian Barsoi. They get a lot of problems, because they mostly grow to fast and too high. So they get pain when the even are puppies. Later they often get problems with their joints and when they become older there often are problems with the heart. They shoudnt been feed with to much proteins and even look carefully for how much minerales they get too....

This big breeds often only have a lifetime for maybe 7-8 years. One of my Barsois was very, very big too. He died when he was 5 years. He got a heart ache while walking stressless o the beach. He was simply falling down from one moment to the other and I saw is spirit turning out of his body. So I knew that there was no more chance to get him back to live.....

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Thx, Gerrit

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 9 2014 8:55:01