Meet Kado, This 154 Pound Gentle Giant From Tennessee!
Breed Bullmastiff
Location Nashville, TN
Human Terri Ingham-Bollin
Story This massive pooch is named Kado. He is 9 years old and weighs a whopping 154 pounds! Now that's one big dog! Kado is known for being charmingly sweet and exceptionally relaxed. When Terri found out she was having a baby, everyone said Kado had to go. Friends and family were worried that Kado would crush the baby or become jealous having to share is human. Despite worry from Terri's family and friends, she knew no such thing would happen.
When they returned home from the hospital, Terri introduced her baby to Kado. And what happened? Kado licked her son's face, and the newborn baby began to smile. It was clear that these two would be best friends. The two spend a lot of time together. Kado both protects Terri's son and plays with him. Whether it is laying around the house or getting pulled around in the Radio Flyer wagon, Kado is right there by the small boy's side. Terri explains that there is "nothing more precious to her then to see her son's smile when Kado and him are playing."
Location Nashville, TN
Human Terri Ingham-Bollin
Story This massive pooch is named Kado. He is 9 years old and weighs a whopping 154 pounds! Now that's one big dog! Kado is known for being charmingly sweet and exceptionally relaxed. When Terri found out she was having a baby, everyone said Kado had to go. Friends and family were worried that Kado would crush the baby or become jealous having to share is human. Despite worry from Terri's family and friends, she knew no such thing would happen.
When they returned home from the hospital, Terri introduced her baby to Kado. And what happened? Kado licked her son's face, and the newborn baby began to smile. It was clear that these two would be best friends. The two spend a lot of time together. Kado both protects Terri's son and plays with him. Whether it is laying around the house or getting pulled around in the Radio Flyer wagon, Kado is right there by the small boy's side. Terri explains that there is "nothing more precious to her then to see her son's smile when Kado and him are playing."
