Meet Zeus – the world’s tallest dog – who may be on track to break a new record

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Meet Zeus – the world’s tallest dog – who may be on track to break a new record” – below is their description.

The two-year-old Great Dane from Texas stands at a record-breaking 3ft 5.18in, earning him a place in the Guinness World Records last year. But his owners say he may in fact be the tallest dog that’s ever lived.

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