11 years ago, a “small” Great Dane/Neapolitan Mastiff puppy crawled into my lap and never grew out of doing so, despite his growing to 150 pounds.
William (whose full name was William Jennifer Black Foreman—the Jennifer comes from my sister, for reasons she knows) died a couple of weeks ago and never stopped acting like a puppy. Even his vet commented on how spry he was, especially given that large dogs tend to age more quickly.
I debated posting about this but decided to because he’s been featured several times on this page. I’m posting a few pictures, one is a pic is I’ve posted before (more than one might be), but is a recent one from his second favorite activities (car rides was number one) daily activities—his walk.
Could you prove your innocence if an entire country believed you were guilty?
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David Taylor Black is an aspiring best-selling author who began his career at nine with the script of the as-yet unfinished film, In the Backyard. The premise may or may not have been a bit of a rip-off of a James Bond movie—with lots of running. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona with his partner, Dion, and his too-big-to-be-a-lapdog dog, William.
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