The highest dog

If Nova will stand on its hind legs, its “growth” is 1 meter and 80 centimeters. This fact recently brought to the Guinness Book of Records. Nova lives in Illinois with his mistress, Mrs. Saplin. Poor woman, that bitch (the dog) eats nearly 140 pounds of feed per week!




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