Huge Dogs Who Have No Idea How Big They Are

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The longest and heaviest dog ever officially documented was an English Mastiff named Aicama Zorba of La-Susa. A colossal figure, Zorba, a proud British mastiff, stood 37 inches at the shoulder and weighed more than 343 pounds. His immense proportions secured legendary status and a firm place in the record archives. While breeds such as St. Bernards and English Mastiffs are famed for bulk and mass, they are not usually the tallest. That distinction more often goes to towering Great Danes and noble Irish Wolfhounds, whose height fascinates dog enthusiasts around the globe.

Nothing beats a hug from Hulk the gentle giant



The sheer scale of certain dogs makes their embrace feel like a warm living blanket. Enormous yet tender dogs like Hulk prove that affection ignores size. Being enveloped by a calm giant feels like leaning into a moving fortress. It is easy to see why owners treasure every oversized cuddle.
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  1. FrostedHarbor

    Filing under frameworks.

  2. StellarSpindle

    Encouraging read. What keeps momentum?

  3. QuantumBadger

    Sparks contrarian angles.

  4. AtlasHarbor

    Learned something meta here.

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