Would you consider buying a house from a dog? For this mansion in Miami, you'd better come prepared, as the asking price is nearly $32 million. Gunther VI, a German shepherd, inherited the home from his grandfather, Gunther III. Gunther III was the sole heir of German countess Karlotta Liebenstein, who died in 1992 and left her fortune to her beloved dog. His entire life, Gunther VI has enjoyed a dog's life, with meals custom-made by his private chef, private obedience lessons, and the companionship of the best dogs money can buy. At night, he sleeps in the bedroom once occupied by Madonna, who formerly owned the house.

The board overseeing the trust that manages Gunther's estate has decided to sell the eight-bedroom Miami mansion because the market is hot. Gunther VI doesn't mind; after all, he has another home in Tuscany. Read about <a href="https://www.npr.org/2021/11/18/1056805293/dog-miami-mansion-madonna-real-estate">Gunther and the mansion he's selling</a> at NPR. -via<a href="https://digg.com/"> Digg</a>&nbsp;#dog #realestate #Miami

#miami