Zeus, a Great Dane from Texas, is the world's tallest dog
“It's kind of cool to be able now to say, 'Yes, it's definitely the tallest dog you've ever seen!' He's a Guinness World Record holder,” Brittany Davis, the dog's owner told Guinness.
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Born
1988-12-16
Birth Place
Bergisch Gladbach, West Germany
Height
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Eastwind Books: A Labor of Love for the Asian American Community
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