Mr. and Mrs. Everett in the UNITED Kingdom have 41 dogs.
For them, the couple washed 41 dog food bowls a day, made about 15,000 dog dinners a year, and never took a vacation for 21 years.
For the sake of these Wang Xingren, the couple paid a lifelong price and effort.
First, wash 41 dog food bowls every day
Mr. and Mrs. Everett live in South Yorkshire, north of England.
His wife, Lynn, 57, claims to have a "fanatical love for the Wang Xingren."
The couple raised 24 French bulldogs, 10 small bull terriers, 4 chihuahuas and 3 Chinese crowned fur dogs at home.
On the 9th, in the film "41 Dogs Living in Three Bedrooms" broadcast by the British "Channel Five", the couple circled around the dogs every day and spent two hours preparing dog food.
Because depending on the dog's taste, the two of them have to prepare beef or chicken or something else.
"There are 41 dinners to prepare every day, which is about 15,000 dinners a year." Lynn said.
They wash 41 dog food bowls a day, shovel 120 lumps of poop, and spend £30,000 a year on dogs, including food, equipment and veterinary bills.
According to the Daily Mail, the couple paid a lifelong price and effort for these Wang Xingren.
Still, Lynn said, she wouldn't have lived in any other way.
"It's really hard to get along with 41 pet dogs, but I love every minute with them and I'm not going to give up."
In an interview with Channel Five, Lynn said that some people want to be nurses, some people want to be office workers, and "all I want to do is get a lot of dogs."
Lynn revealed that her love for dogs has been playing since childhood.
And when she married Tony, her husband suffered from illness for some time.
By chance, they got their first dog, then another, then another... To this day, it has reached 41.
Second, after the honeymoon, I did not go on vacation again
Her husband, Tony, 67, is also a dog lover.
But he admits that raising 41 is a bit much, and it has become the trigger for the constant quarrel between the two.
Since their honeymoon 21 years ago, the couple has never been able to go on vacation because of the heavy "dog duties", and the daily quarrels are also because of different ideas about taking care of the dogs.
"When I wanted to do that, she wanted that." Tony said.
However, Tony is well aware of how much a pet dog means to his wife. In his words:
"Lynn loves dogs like a mother loves a baby, far more than a normal hobby, and when a dog is around, she has a sense of presence."
It is not only the love of the dog, the love of a person, but also to accommodate her and tolerate her. 21 years of no longer going out, this is really the longest love.
We praise Lynn and are even more touched by Tony.