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World’s Largest Pitbull “Hulk”

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 world’s biggest pit bull, Hulk. Owned by Marlon and Lisa Grennan, founders of Dark Dynasty K9s in New Hampshire, USA, the dog is being trained for protection services. Hulk pit bull puppies, if also trained to be elite protection dogs, could fetch up to $55,000 per pup.

“Dark Dynasty K9’s is a breeder specializing in protection dogs. Marlon trains each dog personally from birth, and the dogs live together in a pack “without fences, barriers or physical restrictions.” The dogs are so well trained that they are even permitted to interact with the Grennan’s three-year-old son, Jordan. And while a ‘cute pit bull’ is not the most usual description to this breed.

More info: darkdynastyk9s.com (h/t: metro)

Meet Hulk – at 174 lbs (79kg), he’s the world’s largest pitbull!

“Hulk is a gentle giant and a great father. He will think nothing of laying down and licking his young puppies”



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