Watch: Karnataka Man Celebrates Pet Dog's Birthday With 100Kg Cake And 4,000 Guests
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On social media, the video has garnered thousands of views and several sweet reactions.
A man from Karanataka is being praised online for his selfless love towards his pet dog, Krish.
Shivappa Yellappa Maradi threw a grand celebration recently for his dog's birthday in Belagavi, Karnataka. He wanted to make the event so memorable that he even ordered a 100kg cake for his pet dog to cut. A video of this occasion has taken the internet by storm and has been viewed more than 1,500 times.
The video shows a table with an enormous cake spread. Mr Shivappa is seen cutting a 100kg cake with his dog. Krish is seen standing in the middle of all the people in front of his cake with a cute purple birthday cap on his head.
The dog is seen being lifted and sported toward the cake by the guests and Mr Shivappa. The group is heard singing the happy birthday song while the person cutting the cake stood next to Krish. The cake was then fed to the adorable pooch.
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