Breed DescriptionThe Great Dane is the one largest breeds of dog, contrary to appearance they are kind, sweet and affectionate, they are playful and patient with children. It loves family and needs to be with them to be completely happy. Great Danes are gently giants, they are not aggressive unless the situation calls for it. A dependable, brave and loyal dog, takes well to training but must be set very early in the dogs life to ensure that your adult Great Dane is controllable. The Great Dane must be taught never to jump on strangers, its sheer size and weight can easily knock over people, especially children. Its appearance is strong, muscular thighs, round feet, long narrow head with an accentuated frontal stop and a large nasal canal are all distinctive features of the Great Dane. Colours include Fawn, Brindle, Black, Blue, Harlequin and Merle. Merle however is not a recognised colour and is the result of harlequin breeding.
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Great Dane |
Alternative Names : Deutsche Dogge ('German Mastiff'), Grand Danois (in French) | Category : Working | Grooming : Low | Breed Quality : Family Dog | Exercise Level : Low | Weight : 100-120lbs | Size : 28 inches | Suitable for Apartment : Yes | Life Expectancy : 9-10 Years |
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