True or False?

The Great Dane is the heaviest dog breed.

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When police in Garfield, New Jersey, got a call about a loose dog near the Passaic River, they didn’t expect a high-speed chase. But Molly, a tiny, seven-pound pink poodle, had other plans. After breaking free from her leash, she darted across traffic and along the riverbank before taking an unexpected dive into the icy water.

Despite the freezing temperatures, Molly swam nearly the length of a football field before reaching a small island. Rescuers, comparing her to “chasing cotton candy,” struggled to keep up. After four tense hours, two rescue boats, and a team of eight firefighters, Molly was finally spotted with the help of a heat-sensing camera.

Cold but unharmed, Molly was safely returned to her grateful owners. And that bright pink fur? It may have helped save her, making her easier to spot against the winter landscape. One thing’s for sure—Molly’s next adventure will (hopefully) stay on dry land!

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Freya isn’t just a gorgeous pup—she’s part of an incredibly rare breed. The Stabyhoun, native to the Netherlands, has only about 300 dogs in the U.S. and just 6,000 worldwide. With a striking black-and-white coat and soulful eyes, it’s easy to see why people are captivated by these special dogs.

Originally bred for hunting and farm work, Stabyhouns are known for their versatility. In the past, they helped farmers by pulling milk carts and even had a reputation as expert mole catchers. Despite their working background, these dogs are incredibly gentle and patient, making them fantastic companions for families.

Stabyhouns are intelligent, sensitive, and deeply loyal. They thrive with steady, positive training and form strong bonds with their owners. Their calm nature makes them great around kids and other animals.

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🦴 A Little Treat

🤔 True or False?: False – The heaviest dog breed is the English Mastiff, with some individuals weighing over 200 pounds! Great Danes are tall but not the heaviest.

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