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Shortly After Receiving A “Dog” Weighing More Than 110 Kg, The Veterinarian Calls The Cops

Sue Yun is a girl from Yunnan, China, who has wanted a pet for a long time. The little girl begged her parents to let her have a dog at home over and over again, and after much deliberation, they decided that the time had arrived.

Sue fell madly in love with a Tibetan Mastiff puppy when the whole family went to the pet store.

This hairy breed is notable for its massive size. They may weigh up to 73 kilograms and stand 63 cm tall.

Dogs of this breed have also become a prestige symbol in China. They are powerful, sophisticated, and may cost a lot of money. Sue was head over heels in love with her new fuzzy friend.

They took him home, and everything seemed to be well at first, but as time passed, the family began to realize that Little Cute Blackie was acting strangely.

The store owner had told them that these small puppies were rapidly growing, but things had already spiraled out of hand.

Little Cute Blackie was able to stand up on her hind legs by the time she was two years old. Their barking was not like everyone else’s, but rather loud roars.

Faced with their first fears, they opted to believe that everything was typical of mastiffs, but the warning flags continued to appear.

He seemed to want a lot of food from them and never seemed to be content. Sue’s parents were particularly concerned when they noticed Little Cute Blackie’s massive fangs.

The hairy guy and the girl got along swimmingly, but they were worried that if an accident occurred, someone might be hurt.

They were astonished when they took him to the vet. The doctor quickly phoned the cops and informed them that they would not be able to take their “pet” home with them. They had been sold a Tibetan bear instead of a mastiff.

Asian black bears are another name for Tibetan bears. Unfortunately, they are on the verge of extinction due to hunters who seek them out in order to take their bile and sell it for alleged therapeutic benefits.