Despite his apparent decline, this furry friend remains a source of happiness and love for Dexter

Please join us in wishing Dexter’s blind dog a happy 14th birthday! Despite his apparent deterioration, this furry friend remains a source of happiness and love for Dexter. As we celebrate this special day, please allow us to send our warmest and most hospitable birthday wishes to this remarkable four-legged companion. It can bring joy, happiness and unforgettable memories to this beloved dog. Dexter’s blind dog is a true testament to the resilience and strong spirit of his furry companions. Wishing you many more years of love, happiness, and treasured moments with this incredible dog!

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For a young family, having three young children is complicated enough. However, the couple still decided to take things up a notch by adding two large dogs to the mix, and it’s nothing short of cozy. Bee and Joshua Fisher from California won the hearts of artists around the world by showing a beautiful video between their two giant bear-like dogs and their three youngest children. Where to buy a horse, Josh chose a larger dog breed after doing a little analysis on which breeds were suitable for teenagers, finally deciding on Terranova.

Joshua and Bee Fisher, a couple from California, decided to adopt two Terranovas as pets and raise their horses. The Fishers reside on Log Beach and rarely post photos of their furry family on Instagram. In 2014, she adopted Ralphie, Terranova of the Year, and the following year added another family member, Boss, also Terranova of the Year. These large dogs can weigh more than 126 pounds (9 kg) and measure up to six fingers long from the tip of their nose to the tip of their tail. The couple admitted they were shocked to meet Terranova in person. Bee remembers being stunned and laughing at his enormity. Even so, she couldn’t resist adopting more and Josh convinced Bee to add another cat to her family.

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Meet Crυz, boss Terranova’s companion of three years. These lightweight giants can weigh over 126 pounds and are up to six fingers long from snout to tail!

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