A 90 pound beagle will only train with his favorite toy in his mouth — and it works

One day a couple from Arizona were found an obese stray beagle at a dog shelter. He desperately needed help. A kind couple met a very fat beagle and immediately knew he was special. The happy-go-lucky dog ​​was friendly, so they decided to adopt a sickly plum beagle named Wolfgang.

It was very painful for them to see a dog that was much larger than its usual size. They knew that dog felt uncomfortable, but they had never met a dog that was so happy under the circumstances. The shelter found the beagle homeless, but Erin thought there must be a backstory behind his obesity. The reason for this was that when they found Wolfgang it was summer in Phoenix and the poor dog could only walk a couple of feet.

When the adoptive family weighed the dog, they found that it weighed 90 pounds, while these dogs usually weighed between 25 and 30 pounds. But the happy dog ​​showed no signs of fear. Instead, he went crazy every time he fell. He was always ready for a walk, despite being overweight. So, on her first walk, Erin and Chad took her to the neighbors’ house.

The beagle was moving with difficulty. Տhe trustful dog wanted to be like other ordinary dogs and never gave up. He always seemed happy, he tried his best. Under the supervision of a veterinarian, Erin began to prepare food for him with all the necessary instructions.

At first, the dog could not walk much without a break. But with every pound lost, the dog became more agile. The foster parents were delighted with the progress. The dog even went to hydrotherapy, which helped him a lot. He was soon able to use the dog door much more often than other dogs. He was very proud.

Months later, the dog could walk miles, and he loved to spin the toy. He did not like to have toys taken away from him, he treated them like a friend who trains. That gave him strength.

The fight for weight loss continued, and eventually, the Beagle gained a healthy weight. The Dog lovers were very happy for him. Wolfgang loved to walk and play sports. The couple then walked a few miles, probably five or six times a week. The couple thought that canine obesity was a serious problem. They were happy to have an adorable beagle.