41 Dogs in One Home

Lynn Everett and her husband Tony have 41 dogs. That’s 24 French bulldogs, three Chinese crested, four chihuahuas, and 10 miniature English Bull Terriers. They aren’t even rescue dogs.

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Oddity Central describes what the Everetts go through to take care of the dogs.

Walking the dogs is like a military operation, with over 120 poop scoops. They spend two hours a day preparing meals for the dogs, and it costs them about $46,000 a year in dog food, pet accessories, and vet bills. But they love every minute they get to spend with their dogs, and wouldn’t have it any other way.

“Feeding time takes two hours, there are 41 dinners to prepare and 41 bowls to wash after,” Lynn said. “I have to remember who eats what as some have beef and the other have chicken. You have to be there when they’re eating so they don’t argue.”

Veterinary bills are expensive, too. Lyn uses her dogs for stud service to pay the food and vet bills. She’s tempted to keep the puppies, but the local council has forbidden her from adding more to the pack. -via Uproxx

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My wife tells me that on her way home from my funeral, she's going to stop by the animal shelter and pick up a bunch of dogs.

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