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8-Week-Old Golden Retriever Puppy Named Doug Charms Entire Vet Office Staff

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A TikTok video from The Pet Hospitals in Memphis, TN, shows an oversized 8-week-old Golden Retriever puppy named Doug winning over the entire veterinary staff during his first visit. Doug, named after the talking Golden Retriever from Pixar's 'Up,' was carried through the office and introduced to technicians and veterinarians, all of whom were visibly delighted. The video went viral, with viewers commenting on the puppy's exceptional size and cuteness.

A TikTok posted by @thepethospitals captured the moment an unusually large 8-week-old Golden Retriever puppy named Doug made his debut at The Pet Hospitals in Memphis, Tennessee. A staff member carried the fluffy puppy through the reception area, surprising colleagues with both his young age and his notable size. Veterinarians and technicians alike were charmed, with one vet exclaiming over the size of his paws and predicting he would grow to be very large. Doug was named in homage to the lovable talking Golden Retriever character from Pixar's animated film 'Up,' a detail that added to his appeal. The video resonated widely on social media, accumulating comments from viewers who marveled at his cuteness and joked that his presence would make workplace productivity impossible.

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No information is provided about Doug's actual weight or measurements at 8 weeks, which would help contextualize claims about his unusual size relative to the breed standard.

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