Woman Warned About Adopting 'Big' Puppy—Three Years Later Understands Why
Summary
A woman in Pennsylvania adopted a puppy named Milo, who she was warned would grow very large. Three years later, Milo has reached a size of 5 feet 5 inches tall when standing on his hind legs and weighs around 150 pounds. Despite his size, Milo is a gentle and beloved pet for the family.Key Facts
- Arielle Garber, a woman from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, adopted a puppy named Milo.
- Milo is a mix of two large dog breeds: St Bernard and Bernese Mountain Dog.
- When fully grown, Milo stands 5 feet 5 inches tall on his hind legs and weighs about 150 pounds.
- The puppy was adopted from a local pig farmer who rehomed his dogs.
- Milo has become a lovable and gentle giant, despite accidentally knocking over the kids during play.
- St Bernards can weigh up to 180 pounds, and Bernese Mountain Dogs can weigh up to 115 pounds.
- Both dog breeds are known for being friendly and good with children.
- Garber shared her story and photos of Milo on Threads, where it gained significant attention.
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