Britain's Biggest Dog

Claire Stoneman, a dog owner from Southend on Sea, has a dog named Freddy who is potentially Britain's biggest dog. Freddy, along with his sister Fleur, was acquired as a newborn. Freddy experienced a significant growth spurt, growing an inch a month. Claire spends a substantial amount on Freddy's food, including large cans of butchers and roast chickens. Living with Freddy presents challenges, such as him drinking from the tap and damaging furniture. At 18 months, Freddy measures 7 foot 4 inches, matching the current Guinness World Record holder. Claire hopes for Freddy's health and well-being above all.

What was unique about Freddy's early growth?

• He didn't grow at all initially.

• He was the largest of the litter from birth.

• He was the smallest and stayed that way.

• He grew an inch every month.

How much does Claire spend on Freddy's food weekly?

• Around 50 pounds

• Around 70 pounds

• Around 100 pounds

• Around 80-90 pounds

What is one of the challenges Claire faces with Freddy?

• Freddy refuses to eat.

• Freddy is afraid of other dogs.

• Freddy drinks from the kitchen tap.

• Freddy doesn't like going outside.

How tall is Freddy at 18 months?

• 8 foot 2 inches

• 7 foot 4 inches

• 6 foot 5 inches

• 7 foot 1 inch

What is Claire's main concern for her dogs?

• Their appearance

• Their health

• Their diet

• Their size