Great Dane
From the little Great Dane puppy the adult will be a giant dog that combines nobility with robustness and power with elegance. They have a long narrow head with an accentuated frontal stop and a rather large nasal canal. Its neck is long and muscular and its front legs are perfectly straight. It has muscular thighs and round feet with short, dark nails. The Great Dane's tail is medium-length, reaching to the point of the hock. Its eyes are round and usually dark - with a gentle, intelligent expression. Its ears are either cropped rather long, pointed, and carried erect, or left natural. Its well developed white teeth must close in a scissors bite. All Danes have short, thick, shiny, close-fitting hair. The color of the coat indicates the variety, fawn, brindle, black, blue, mantle harlequin and sometimes merle. Although not a recognized color, chocolate does occur in a recessive gene. Merle is a common result of harlequin breeding, but it is not a recognized color. Black coats and dark eyes, while blue Danes may have lighter eyes.
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Great Dane puppies for saleThe puppies height will be surprising, it can reach 82 centimeter! They'll be really big dogs because their weight can be over 85 kg so they should need a garden, where they can run and keep themselves exercised. The Great Dane puppies will be very energetic with time elapse, so I think you should take them for a long walk, to keep them fit.
The puppies love everyone and need to be around people. The Great Dane puppy does not bark much and can only become aggressive if his/her owner won't look after them that much. A steady dog, responsible and dependable. Brave and loyal, it will be a good watchdog with time elapse. Because of his giant size, the Great Dane should be thoroughly obedience trained when young so it will be manageable when fully grown. Teach this giant dog not to lean against people, especially children. The objective in training this dog is to achieve a pack leader status. It is a natural instinct for a dog to have an order in their pack. When we humans live with dogs, we become their pack. The entire pack cooperates under a single leader. Lines are clearly defined. You and all other humans MUST be higher up in the order than the dog. That is the only way your relationship can be a success. Dogs who know their place below humans in the pack order will be good with children. If you are not a firm, confident, consistent pack leader who knows how to correct the dog when he is showing signs of aggression, the dog can be dog-aggressive, especially with same sex dogs.