Którzy dostaną wylewu jest to człowieku tkwi dobro przygody żarty up his basement his whole life because he's been scared to get out there. I know people are watching and saying, If he can do it, what's stopping me? L+D: We've loved spending the day with you and your dog. What is your dog history before BH: Oh, that dog. I him much I can't even stand it! Growing up, first dog was named He was such a great dog! first dog on own was a Rottweiler named She was a good dog, but she was traumatized. This was a time ago, before I knew anything about puppy mills, and I got her at a pet store. We all make mistakes, and I've definitely learned a lot about the plight facing animals from irresponsible breeders and pet stores. I also had a Basset Hound named and a Chihuahua named Then came around. L+D: What was it like meeting for the first time? BH: I could tear up when I talk about this. It breaks heart. He was just this poor, sweet dog who didn't have a home. The first day I met him, he was a comatose little mess. I remember thinking, I this dog and I'm going to do everything I can for him. Great, I'm crying about dog L+D: What are some of your favorite things about having your life? BH: I've always loved animals, but there is something about this dog. He's the gym with me when I'm dropping 100-pound weights. He's calm, chill, doesn't get skittish at all. As as he can just be with me, he's fine. When we're the house and he knows I'm getting ready to go out for the day, he always looks at me like, Are you going to say it? And when I say, Are you ready to go?, he gets all excited and starts doing back flips. He's just as happy as can be. At the end of the day, I get on the sofa and he climbs up and falls asleep on top of me. He doesn't do anything to annoy me. Even when he growls, it makes me laugh. For example, he's a little dog but he likes to turn sideways and take up the whole bed, which is annoying. He'll push his butt up against me but if I move over or put any kind of weight on him for some reason, he growls. It just makes me laugh. L+D: What was it like when he came to live with you? BH: At first I thought his tail was broken because it never wagged. The first time I saw his tail wag, I thought it was the best thing I'd ever seen. His little spirit was coming back to life. L+D: Do you think you'll get another dog? BH: Yes, I've been thinking about it a lot about it lately. Of course, I'll get a rescue. It just be one of those moments where I'll them and it just happen. L+D: Do you have a favorite animal welfare organization? BH: It would be Farm Sanctuary. Those guys have always been good to me and I have always done part for them. I what they're doing. Make a part of your daily life by visiting and make sure to tune to 14 of The Biggest Loser, which airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on You can also follow all of Harper's happenings at mytrainerbob, on Twitter @mytrainerbob and on Instagram @trainerbob. This article was written by LIFE+DOG editor Rice. Home Library Teach Special Situations Do you have excitable, active, or reactive dog? Does one or more of the following phrases describe your dog? Wouldn't it be great if