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This Puppy’s Giant Paws Are Too Big For His Tiny Body

Fonzee the English Mastiff is barely three months old, but his enormous paws tell a very different story about his future. The 13 week old puppy arrived at his new home ready to embrace every moment with infectious enthusiasm, hopping through hallways, tumbling down stairs, and exploring every corner of his territory with the kind of pure joy that only a puppy can deliver. His family had waited nearly a year after losing their beloved Mastiff named Bozlee before finding the right dog to fill that empty space, and Fonzee proved he was worth the wait from day one.

Those oversized paws that look hilariously huge on camera are actually a preview of coming attractions, promising that this tiny hopper will eventually grow into a gentle giant. For now, though, Fonzee is making the most of his small size by being adorably clumsy, sassing back at his mom with squeaky protests, and using his extreme cuteness to get away with typical puppy mischief. English Mastiffs are known for being couch potatoes who love lounging near their humans, but they can also be stubborn, which makes early training absolutely essential. Luckily, Fonzee has plenty of time to learn important commands like down, quiet, and stay that will help keep everyone safe once he reaches his full substantial size. Until then, he’s just a small, wiggly, hoppy boy discovering the world one giant paw step at a time.

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