Venkatesh Daggubati Bids Farewell to His Beloved Dog “Google” After 12 Cherished Years

In a post that broke hearts across the internet, Telugu film veteran Venkatesh Daggubati shared a deeply personal farewell to his longtime canine companion, Google — a majestic German Shepherd who had been part of his family for 12 years. “You were our sunshine,” he wrote, in a message overflowing with love, loss, and longing. “The void you leave behind is beyond words.” It wasn’t just a tribute to a pet — it was a love letter to a best friend.

 

The photos in his post offer a glimpse into the many moods of Google — playful in one frame, regal in another. German Shepherds are known for their loyalty, discipline, and intelligence — traits that were clearly reflected in Google’s bond with the Daggubati household. It’s no surprise they rank third in intelligence among 138 dog breeds, according to the American Kennel Club. But what those rankings can’t capture is the warmth and quiet companionship that fills a home for over a decade — until it suddenly doesn’t.

 

For Venkatesh, who has been a screen staple in Tollywood for 37 years, this loss hits beyond the spotlight. Known for his composed, grounded nature both on and off screen, the actor’s raw vulnerability in this moment has resonated with fans. Google wasn’t just a family dog — he was a silent co-star in the actor’s everyday life, a calming presence behind the chaos of cameras, film sets, and fanfare.

 

The actor was last seen in Sankranthiki Vasthunam earlier in 2025, and is set to return soon with Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu. But for now, work takes a quiet backseat as Venkatesh and his family mourn a gentle soul who gave them nothing but love. In an industry built on storytelling, Google was part of the actor’s most personal story — a tale of devotion that required no script, no dialogue, just presence.

 

As fans flood his post with condolences and memories of their own beloved pets, one thing becomes clear — the human-animal bond is universal, sacred, and, in moments like these, deeply cinematic in its quiet beauty. Rest in peace, Google — you were loved by more than you knew.

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