Will say 78lbs on Luke, great looking dog as are the rest on this thread.

jojo is a bit smaller breed 42lbs but loves his half acre yard and when we are at a few places he gets to run all he wants. At the lease he will be gone for about 10 to 15 minutes at a time doing his thing then he is back to check on me.
Sometimes you just have to sit and watch for squirrels


Sometimes you have to get after the squirrels putting acorns under the shed


Keep an eye on that squirrel eating pine seed


And a lot of the time a Brittnay just has to run.Most of the time he runs taking a squeeky toy for a tour of the yard.


Yes I do enjoy watching him have fun in his yard or in the fields. Got him at 1.5 from a forum member and he has been a great dog. If I am sitting in the larger blind hunting deer, he is there usually in the lap looking out windows. I could read a book and he will let me know when he sees or smells something, his eyes and nose are better than mine

Last weighed at the McKinney SPCA 100 LBS, month before that took him to PetSmart to have his Anal Glands expressed and he was 100.7.
It is easy to be fooled by how big he is, he is long and tall so depending on what angle you look at him he looks lean or stout. Below is partial image of our last yearly checkup and shots from the SPCA McKinney,

Totally agree the camera angle can add and subtract the lbs. So not only is he beautiful but he is a BIG boy!

What a cool name for a pup, first thing that came to my old mind is....

Looks around 115 lbs to me. Our two biggest dogs are 210 lbs and 115 lbs. They are English Mastiffs.

Great looking pups

This is Mildew, a post Hurricane Katrina rescue. We named her Mildew because her coloring looked like the mildew on the drywall of my mother-in-law's flooded house.

Beautiful dog Stub , as are the other dogs shown .