Blondie picks up dogs, mostly in good shape. But the golden hair dog from the United States was raised by the former owner to overweight, weighing up to 150 kg, and it was a problem even to get up and down the stairs.
When the new owner adopted the hair, he decided to take a good diet for it, fearing that it would cause health problems. After a year of effort, gold hair was subtracted from 60 kg and returned to normal weight, turning into super hot dogs.
This is Phil's golden hair dog, living in California. In the past, former masters had been neglected and, despite the provision of sufficient food, had not been given the opportunity to exercise, resulting in a sharp increase in Phil ' s weight. Earlier, owing to the move, the former owner sent it to the reception centre for abandonment.
Kelsey, after taking over Phil's adoption, has been actively engaged in a diet scheme for dogs. Since Phil weighs as much as 68 kg, he cannot climb the stairs normally, and even walking is a problem. Since Kelsey lives in an apartment on the second floor, this is a major challenge for Phil.
The path to diet is difficult and frustrating, but Kelsey is willing to face it with Golden Phil because Kelsey knows that if he continues to fatten the dog, he can easily cause different diseases.
Kelsey's satisfaction and pride in remembering the first time that Phil was able to walk up the stairs and turn back to her with a big smile was the greatest incentive for Kelsey to continue to take Phil on a diet.
Now Phil is six years old, and it's healthy to love sunshine and the beach. Even though Mom still calls it fried chicken, it's clearly a big difference!