Did Hulk The pitbull die 2020?
When did Hulk the Dog Die? Contrary to what many people believe, Hulk is still alive and healthy as of May 2020. He still trains at the DDK9’s kennel and still fathers a lot of pups. Ace died when two other DDK9 dogs attacked him in a contest for a female.
It’s no wonder the entire internet is talking about Hulk the Pitbull… he weighs 174 pounds and stands nearly six feet tall when on his hind legs. I thought that this was photo shopped until I saw the footage in motion. Truly crazy. But don’t let his incredible size and strength fool you – Hulk is really a giant teddy bear. He just likes to eat, play, and hug. However, one of the questions that footage like this raises is what are the ethical implications of the selective breeding necessary to to produce admittedly beautiful creatures like Hulk? Is it fair to the dog? Does it reduce his length and quality of life, and is that really fair to the dog? Sound off in the comments section and let us know what you think.
How Big Is Hulk The Pitbull?
To fully appreciate the size of Hulk the Pitbull, one must understand some things about the common Pitbull. The average size of a regular Pitbull like Gotti Pitbull is 30 to 60 pounds. They are large animals with big body sizes, large heads, and big jaws.
The Hulk, on the other hand, towers over the standard Pitbull. When he stands on his hind legs, he almost matches the height of a human being. His weight comes in at just under 180 pounds, making him almost three times the weight of a regular-sized Pitbull. His head measures 27 inches around. Hulk is the size of a small horse.
He is credited with being the biggest Pitbull in history. He achieved this record at 17 months old. Hulk’s owner bred him specifically for his size, which is something he has taken a lot of criticism over. This is because larger dogs have shorter lifespans and face more medical problems than their smaller counterparts.
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It’s no wonder the entire internet is talking about Hulk the Pitbull… he weighs 174 pounds and stands nearly six feet tall when on his hind legs. I thought that this was photo shopped until I saw the footage in motion. Truly crazy. But don’t let his incredible size and strength fool you – Hulk is really a giant teddy bear. He just likes to eat, play, and hug. However, one of the questions that footage like this raises is what are the ethical implications of the selective breeding necessary to to produce admittedly beautiful creatures like Hulk? Is it fair to the dog? Does it reduce his length and quality of life, and is that really fair to the dog? Sound off in the comments section and let us know what you think.