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World's tallest dog: Giant George.
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Navy Chief
Senior Member
Geez,
My 130 pound Rottweiler is a dinky dog in comparison! 110 pounds of dog food per week?
Hope they have a good income!!
My 130 pound Rottweiler is a dinky dog in comparison! 110 pounds of dog food per week?
Hope they have a good income!!
cheezyflier
Charter Member
i'm having a hard time accepting that number as accurate. it takes my 2 beags 5 weeks to through 40 lbs. so thats 30lb+20 lbs = 50lbs of dog, eating 40lbs of food in 5 weeks. that's 8 lbs/week for 50 lbs of dog. that dog weighs 245 lbs. that makes him 5 times bigger than both of my dogs. 5 times 8 is 40.
so, 40 lbs a week i would believe. for those of you who have dogs, you know how big a 40 lb bag of dogfood is. i could see that dog eating one or maybe even 1 1/2 of those every week. but three of them in a week? i dunno....
still, a cool looking dog, i bet he's fun to play with. i betcha he can fetch a basketball
***i would love to see the look on a burglar's face when he breaks into that house
so, 40 lbs a week i would believe. for those of you who have dogs, you know how big a 40 lb bag of dogfood is. i could see that dog eating one or maybe even 1 1/2 of those every week. but three of them in a week? i dunno....
still, a cool looking dog, i bet he's fun to play with. i betcha he can fetch a basketball
***i would love to see the look on a burglar's face when he breaks into that house
My sister's family had a Great Dane, he was a sweetheart with the kids. He would stand around patiently while the kids ran/crawled under him like he was a tunnel. You didn't want to be in front of him when he was running, with those big legs he couldn't stop real quick and you could get knocked on your butt.
lifejogger
Lost in Texas
That is amazing he so huge; I wouldn’t want to have to buy all that dog food,
I have some friends who have a huge Mastiff who looks like he should be the perfect watch dog the problem is he is afraid of men and runs to the back of the house and hides whenever a man walks in the front door.
I have some friends who have a huge Mastiff who looks like he should be the perfect watch dog the problem is he is afraid of men and runs to the back of the house and hides whenever a man walks in the front door.
gecko65
PV-1
My sister's family had a Great Dane, he was a sweetheart with the kids. He would stand around patiently while the kids ran/crawled under him like he was a tunnel. You didn't want to be in front of him when he was running, with those big legs he couldn't stop real quick and you could get knocked on your butt.
They are definitely a load when they get moving. I've had my legs taken out from under me and at one point they gave me a black eye.
The next day at work:
"Who gave you the black eye?"
"Ummmm, my dog . . . "
One of Willy's saddles might fit that dog.
I don't think I've got one that would fit!
GT182
Charter Member
Droppings you say?
I'd call them "land mines".
I dated a girl from NYC that had a huge Great Dane. Loved to sit on your lap. Butt on lap, front feet on floor. And then he'd turn and give you that look... "I dare ya!" LOL
You didn't "take" him for a walk, he took you for a walk. LOL
Bjoern
worst developer ever
Don't you mean, "He took you for a drag."?
GT182
Charter Member
Yeah that too. Worst part was when he got humpin happy. That could be dangerous.
Ferry_vO
Retired SOH Administrator
My neighbours from a few years ago had a young Rottweiler; beautiful and very friendly dog, but you had to be careful because he was too playful for his 130 lbs weight! Once he ran up to me, put his front paws on my shoulders and gave me an accidental but nevertheless painfull headbutt! Bent my glasses too..
:isadizzy:
gecko65
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Wow - I can imagine that was painful :isadizzy: Those dogs are super dense and can be rather forceful at times.
My only encounter with a Rottweiler up close was when one decided I was going to be his . . . erm . . . "boyfriend"
I thought he was just playing with me, until he tried to drag me down on the ground. I had to get serious and break out my mad Ninja skills to get him off me. Man! I just ain't into that sort of thing, ya know
cheezyflier
Charter Member
Wow - I can imagine that was painful :isadizzy: Those dogs are super dense and can be rather forceful at times.
My only encounter with a Rottweiler up close was when one decided I was going to be his . . . erm . . . "boyfriend"
I thought he was just playing with me, until he tried to drag me down on the ground. I had to get serious and break out my mad Ninja skills to get him off me. Man! I just ain't into that sort of thing, ya know
take the words of randy quaid in "christmas vacation" as he talked about his own rotti:
"He's got a little bit of Mississippi leg hound in him. You don't want him around if your wearing short pants, if you know what I mean. My advice - if he lays into you, it's best to just let him finish!"
gecko65
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- I feel all the more lucky to have managed an escape!Never had that issue with my Danes. We even slept in the same bed together, and there was no monkey business.