Living With a Big Ass Dog Isn’t a Problem. It’s a Lifestyle.
Real gear, real numbers and real-life tips from people who also share a couch with 130 lb of farting furniture.
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Five things you’ll use.
Gear that won’t tap out.
The four jobs every piece of giant-dog gear should do: Support, Protect, Anchor, Nest.
Feeding the beast.
A real calorie chart for 100–200 lb dogs, plus the bloat warning signs every giant-dog owner should know.
Real life.
The five questions you’ll hear forever, and comebacks worth stealing.
Prepping your home.
Drool rags, wall paint that survives, floors with grip and a bed that owns the room.
Big Ass road trips.
Getting a 150 lb dog in and out of the car without wrecking your back (or theirs).
From the Big Ass Family
“Zeke is a 218lb mastiff/Great Dane and no other harness would fit.”
“Finally a company that represents our big ass dogs”
“Our 9 year old Great Pyrenees is starting to get a little stiff so we wanted her to be able to get in the truck with ease. She walked right up them.”
Verified 5-star reviews of our gear.
Written by people who live it.
We’re Drew and Apryll, the humans behind Big Ass Dog Company in Myrtle Beach, SC. Our crew (Shelby, Rocco and always, Dino) taught us that regular dog advice is written for Yorkies. So we wrote the guide we wish we’d had.
Your Big Ass Dog is already on the couch. You might as well read up.
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Is it free?
Yes. It’s an 8-page PDF that lands in your inbox in about a minute.
Will you spam me?
No. You’ll hear from us about gear, giant-dog tips and Family-only deals, and you can unsubscribe in one click.
My dog is 75 lb. Is this for me?
It’s written for dogs 80 lb and up, and for big puppies who’ll get there.
Can I print it?
Yes. It’s mostly white, so it’s easy on your ink.
