UFC commentator Joe Rogan almost broke down in tears when he talked about the first dog he had. The famed podcaster laid bare his emotional and vulnerable side when he shared the memories of his “sweetheart” and “big dog”, Johnny Cash.

The UFC personnel, who mastered the art of squeezing out and steering amusing conversations on his popular podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, reminisced about his childhood days in Ventura County and especially his dog. Further, he revealed his dog had a more famous father, who also appeared in Fear Factor and a Hollywood project.

Joe Rogan remembers his sweetheart childhood friend

Notably, the standup comic sat down with Dan Flores in Ep. #1975 of JRE. Rogan started the conversation, as he went down memory lane and recalled his childhood companion, who was trained well and was also smart.

He said, “He was such a sweetheart. But he was a big dog. He was a mastiff. He was a Regency Mastiff. His father was actually on Fear Factor.”

Following this, the 55-year-old narrated Fear Factor also featured high-end athletes and once wanted strong dogs that could perform bite scenes. Johnny Cash’s father fitted the bill and left an impression on everyone due to his non-aggression and friendly nature.

Further, he said, “This dog was above 60 [lbs] and was built like a brick sh*t house. His dad, my dog’s dad, was in the movie The Hulk.”

The comedian then gave a shout-out to his friend Joe, who raised those dogs. He continued and disclosed his friend didn’t allow any dog breed to harbor any aggression toward other dogs or towards people.

Rogan reveals what made his dog “so chill”

The former Fear Factor host subsequently detailed how Johnny Cash’s father enamored everyone with his cool-headedness.

He stated, “So they were the best dogs. And this dog [Johnny Cash’s father] was hanging out with other dogs that were doing bite work and everything and he was so chill. Just hanging out.”

“‘How does his dog so chill?’ Cause he is just f*king smart. He is well-raised and well-trained and loved. So I had his son, and he was the f*king best,” he added later on.

Thus, Joe Rogan had a companion that he could trust and with whom he shared many memories.

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