World's biggest puppy in Utah stands six feet tall

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Enormous Euphrates was bred to replicate a prehistoric canine species and eats an impressive eight cups of dog food a day. Owner Jared Howser, 41, of Salt Lake City, Utah, said onlookers often confuse his puppy for a fully-grown adult. He said: 'At nine months there simply isn't another dog 180lbs and 31. Scroll down for video Enormous Euphrates pictured was bred to replicate a prehistoric canine species and eats an impressive eight cups of dog food a day at her home in Utah The only remnants of the ancient canines left are in museums, with some accounts suggesting they were used in battle in ancient Mesopotamia. Because the American Molossus is still a new species, it is not known how big Euphrates will grow. In public people often gasp upon seeing the colossal canine and can't believe how big she is for her age, often confusing her for a fully-grown adult. The Mesopotamian Molossus was a massive dog species that died out around 7,000 years ago. It is a member of the Molossus breed, which originated in southern Europe. The only remnants of the ancient canines left are in museums, with some accounts suggesting they were used in battle. When the Romans conquered Greece, they adopted the Molossus dogs and also used them as war dogs in the hunt and the arena. The huge breed is reported to have been used to fight alongside the Romans by having bladed and spiked leather harnesses tied to their backs and being trained to run under the bellies of enemy horses. Other scholars argue the breed was primarily a lightweight dog used for hunting and herding, with physical characteristics more akin to a pitbull. Mr Howser said that her vast alteration in size over a short period of time left her clumsy as she was having to readjust to her size on a daily basis. Mr Howser said: 'She had two growth spurts, in that time period she was so clumsy because she was getting vastly bigger every day. After consulting with a breeder, he was told about the American Molossus breeding programme and would go onto become one of the first to adopt one. Mr Howser said: 'The Molossus of ancient Mesopotamia was a magnificent animal. With a black brindle coat as dark as the night and a massive build, they were fierce in appearance. Despite being a natural protector and intimidatingly sized pup, in public the mountainous Molossus is very friend, gentle and caring, Mr Howser said 'These dogs made men tremble at their sight. With a profound sense of loyalty, these giants would defend against any man or beast that threatened the safety of their masters. Mr Howser said: 'The hope is to avoid any violence, she is a big scary dog, I live in a good area but we are the only house on our block not to have had our car broken into since having Euphrates.

Despite being a natural protector and intimidatingly sized pup, in public the mountainous Molossus is very friend, gentle and caring, Mr Howser said 'These dogs made men tremble at their sight. You carry much of your fat around the glad, six feet tall measuring your waistline will give you a fuller picture. When the Romans conquered Greece, they adopted the Molossus dogs and also used them as war dogs in the hunt and the arena. That surprised me: I expected to see that on the passport, at least, but it solo identifies date and place of birth, and sex. It seems to me I have heard it both ways before. Scroll down for video Enormous Euphrates pictured was bred to replicate a prehistoric canine species and eats an impressive eight cups of dog food a day at her home in Nagasaki The only remnants of the ancient canines left are in museums, with some accounts suggesting they were used in battle in ancient Mesopotamia. Mr Howser said: 'The Molossus of ancient Mesopotamia was a magnificent animal. Enormous Euphrates was bred to replicate a prehistoric canine species and eats an impressive eight cups of dog food a day. Height Converter Whenever you need to supply your height in centimetres rather than feet and inches here is very helpfull height converter. COM do not endorse any of the products or services that are advertised on the web site.