Freddy, a 7 Feet 6 Inches Great Dane, Is the World’s Largest Dog

Weighing 92kg, Freddy costs his owner Claire Stoneman around 12,500 pounds a year in maintenance.
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Freddy has been crowned the world’s biggest dog by the Guinness World Records. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/@freddygreatdane)
Freddy has been crowned the world’s biggest dog by the Guinness World Records. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/<a href="https://www.facebook.com/freddygreatdane/photos/a.951162821625529.1073741829.589623557779459/1233899436685198/?type=3&amp;theater">@freddygreatdane</a>)
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Freddy, a towering 7 feet and 6 inches Great Dane in the UK, has officially been crowned the world's biggest dog, according to a media report.

The massive pooch in Essex was officially bestowed the title by the Guinness World Records, The Sun reported.

Freddy gears for Christmas festivities. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/@freddygreatdane)

Weighing 92 kg, Freddy costs his owner Claire Stoneman around 12,500 pounds a year in maintenance and feeding costs.

Freddy enjoying the sun. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/@freddygreatdane)
Look how huge is this dog. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/@freddygreatdane)

His favourite snack is an entire roast chicken and peanut butter on toast – but he has also devoured 23 sofas while growing up.

Stoneman told The Star that sitting on the sofa with him was like lying next to a newborn elephant.

Freddy photographed with his owner. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/@freddygreatdane)

(With PTI inputs)

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