35 Dogs Who Don’t Understand How BIG They Are (New Pics)

Do you know that there are a few dog breeds that can grow too big? That’s right! These giant dogs are so big that they can make you feel small. But the funny thing is that even when these furry angels have grown big, they refuse to act maturely. Once you have seen these giant fur babies, you would think that Clifford, the Big Red Dog was real.

To show you that even the biggest bois are small from heart, we have compiled the image of a few dogs that will make you wonder “how the heck have they grown so big?”. Scroll down to check the out.

#1 This Is Ben. He Has A Beard. And He Is Human-Sized. We Get Fun Looks In Traffic

#2 He May Look Like A Bear But He Identifies As A Lap Dog

#3 Bonner, Newfoundland, Can Often Be Spotted In Our Rehabilitation Unit Encouraging Patients

We talked to PDSA to know more about dogs. One of the representatives of the PDSA told us that “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”.

#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 Once A Lap Dog, Always A Lap Dog

#6 Big Dogs Can Be Scared At The Vet Too

“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

“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.”