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The easygoing Great Dane, the mighty "Apollo of Dogs," is a total joy to live with, but owning a dog of such imposing size, weight, and strength is a commitment not to be entered into lightly. This breed is indeed great, but not a Dane.

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As tall as 32 inches at the shoulder, Great Danes tower over most other dogs and when standing on their hind legs, they are taller than most people. These powerful giants are the picture of elegance and balance, with the smooth and easy stride of born noblemen. The coat comes in different colors and patterns, perhaps the best-known being the black-and-white patchwork pattern known as “harlequin.”

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Despite their sweet nature, Danes are alert home guardians. Just the sight of these gentle giants is usually enough to make intruders think twice. But those foolish enough to mistake the breed’s friendliness for softness will meet a powerful foe of true courage and spirit. Patient with kids, Danes are people pleasers who make friends easily.

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AVAILABLE ( ALBUS ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $800 . Look into my eyes! How can you resist such beauty? Hi, my name is Albus. I will be the best friend you ever had. I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail. And I will be the happy, healthy puppy you've always dreamed of.

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AVAILABLE ( CHARGER ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $800 I have a lot of adventures planned for you and me. Are you the lucky one for me? I sure hope so! I’m such a cutie. I love to share, and I’m good at it, too.When I arrive to my new home, I will be up to date on my puppy vaccinations and vet checked from head to tail. Don’t miss out on me!

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AVAILABLE ( COCO ) SEX: FEMALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Ready for a lifetime of endless love? Then look no further, because I am going to do my very best to always please you. I will love you and be your fur-ever best friend. I come up to date on my vaccinations and am ready to come home to play. Just look at me and you will see that I will complete you.

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AVAILABLE ( GEORGIE ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Well, hello there! My name is Georgie. It's very nice to finally meet you! I have been waiting for my forever family and now I have found you! I can't believe the day has finally come. I just know we are going to be the best of friends. I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail.

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AVAILABLE ( NESLA ) SEX: FEMALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Hello there! My name is Nesla, but you can call me baby. I love to snuggle and give kisses to everybody I see! Take me home and I'll be your best friend. When there's a crumb dropped, I'll be there to pick it up for you! When you need a buddy to run with, I'll be there with leash in tow. I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail.

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AVAILABLE ( LUCKY ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Why hello everyone! It is so nice to meet you! I'm a little cutie that loves my people. I am quite the character. I do know that my cute little antics will win you over every time. I know how to make anyone smile. I love to play and bring my pillow into my bed at night. I can't wait to find a new forever family. I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail.

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AVAILABLE ( NORDIC ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Hi there everyone! I am a little baby that love kisses and snuggles! I love to sit by the fire with you or romp around outside in the yard. I love playing with my favorite toys and would be glad to share them with you. I know I will love my forever and family and I cannot wait to meet them. I am so ready to come home! Pick me! I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail.

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AVAILABLE ( OLIVIA ) SEX: FEMALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850. Hi, I'm Olivia, and I love to play! Everyone always tells me how beautiful I am! I always get very happy and excited when you’re ready to play because that's what I live for! My parents are both built very beautifully, so I'm hoping to look just like them when I grow up! I will come to you with my vaccinations up to date, so I will be healthy and happy. Pick me! I'm super excited to meet you!

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AVAILABLE ( LUNA ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $800 Hi! I'm currently searching for a good, loving home. I hope to find a family that loves to play and loves to receive puppy kisses! I'm good at giving out plenty. Whether we are playing or cuddling together, I promise to be your most loving companion. I will arrive at my new home up to date on vaccinations and pre-spoiled. I can't wait to meet you. I have so much fun planned for us! See you soon!

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AVAILABLE ( OSLO ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Why roll the dice to see what you get when I'm the cutest puppy for your family to get. Throw me a ball or show me your lap, it won't take you long to figure out where I'm at! I maybe young now, cute and cuddly at best, but wait until I get bigger and its lots of adventures with no rest! I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail.

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AVAILABLE ( HAVANA ) SEX: FEMALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Hi, I'm Havana and I will just do everything I can to make you happy. I will just fill your life with love and kisses. Imagine all the cool things we can do together! And when we're done, we’ll cuddle together. I will arrive up to date on vaccinations and vet checked from head to tail. I can't wait to meet you! Oh, and did I mention that I give world-famous puppy kisses? Don’t miss out on them!

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AVAILABLE ( BONNIE ) SEX: FEMALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Hi meet Bonnie , She is catching up in size to her siblings and she lets the bigger pups know when she isn’t happy with their picking. She loves to be picked up and cuddled. Blues are sought after so she’ll go fast. Don’t let this cutie slip away. I will arrive up to date on my vaccinations and fully vet checked from head to tail.

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AVAILABLE ( PRADA ) SEX: MALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Hello, my name is Prada. I am the devoted and faithful friend you have been looking for. I will be committed to making you happy every second of the day. Whether it’s my unwavering attention or doing things to make you smile, we’ll be great together. I will be up to date on my vaccinations upon arrival to my new home. Don’t let me pass you by; bring me home soon!

Click to Buy Finley

AVAILABLE ( FINLEY ) SEX: FEMALE AGE: 10-12 WEEKS OLD PRICE: $850 Come one, come all! Come and see the belle of the ball! Finley is definitely the puppy of your dreams. Cuties like these are a rare find, so don't miss out on making her part of your family. Once she gives you the first puppy kiss, you'll never want to let go. Wouldn't you love to have her cuddled up with you? Oakley is full of puppy love that she wants to share with you! "Let's make some great memories together!"

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Welcome to Great Danes Home! In 2015, the Hostetter Breeders created Great Danes Home with the intent to connect healthy puppies with caring families. At ‘Great Danes Home ‘ we value sincerity and morality the most. So we interact with every customer with our highest sincerity, while interacting with the puppies with highest virtue. Thus we only work with licensed, professional dog breeders who gives 100% of healthy dogs. The licensed dog breeders raises the puppies in nature-friendly environments unlike puppy factories. We also work with licensed vets to provide the customers with 100% healthy dogs. And finally, we have begun to sell the healthiest and smallest puppies of the highest quality not only in USA but to the world. We ensure 100% safe dog travel.

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Great Danes certainly hold stature in the dog world; but though they look terribly imposing, in reality they’re one of the best-natured dogs around. For all of their size, Great Danes are sweet, affectionate pets.A Great Dane is truly a great dog breed–large and noble, commonly referred to as a gentle giant or as the “Apollo of dogs.” Apollo is the Greek god of the sun, the brightest fixture in the sky. They love to play and are gentle with children.Great Danes have been around for a long time, and depictions of Dane-like dogs on artifacts date back thousands of years. Although this is a pure breed of dog,

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At Great Danes Home we are known to have a reputation worldwide for our fur babies, many families or individuals looking for a puppy from us have the option to pay for shipping with a professional pet transport team. We only use members of the IPATA (International Pet and Animal Transport Association) to ensure our puppies get the right care during shipment.

Health Guarantee

Great Danes Home certifies that the puppy you purchased is in sound health at the time of sale to the best of our knowledge and has been given all vaccines and deworming stated on the treatment and vaccination record provided to you. We have done our best to provide you with a healthy puppy. You are responsible for further vaccinations and boosters and also regular deworming.

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Thank you for deciding to purchase and give one of our puppies a forever home. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns that you might have along the way. We will keep you up to date with information about your puppy as he/she grows and will send update photos every week- two weeks until it is time for you to collect your puppy.

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Care of the Great Dane

Today, correctly bred Great Danes have a gentle and loving disposition that makes them a wonderful family companion. Although their primary asset in training is their desire to please, it is imperative that your puppy be well socialized from the time you bring it home; kindergarten puppy classes for puppies three to six months old are strongly recommended. These classes should be followed with a basic obedience class.

Your puppy will grow as much his first year as a child grows in fourteen years. It is vital that you provide it with the basic structure and consistent training that every puppy needs to make it a happy and well-adjusted member of your family.

Great Dane Health

Great Danes are predisposed to a number of health problems. An ethical private breeder will screen his breeding stock for specific diseases and make clearance certificates available to prospective puppy parents. The GDCA Code of Ethics addresses the specific problems that we feel should be considered in evaluating breeding stock.

Many GDCA members support health research for the Great Dane through the AKC Canine Health Foundation and the GDCA Charitable Trust. Both are nonprofit charitable organizations whose missions are to help dogs live longer, healthier lives. Supporting these organizations will help ensure a healthy future for all dogs. 

Breed or Spay/Neuter

If you are interested in becoming involved in our sport and educated in our breed, your breeder should have all the information you could want and be willing to guide you. Most of us started with a companion dog that was not of breeding quality. We neutered our pet and got involved in obedience, agility, therapy work, etc. Our first pet was our introduction to the breed while training and enjoy our first Dane, we studied and learned in prepared for acquiring our next puppy, which we decided to show. It is a process that is well worth the effort. For these reasons the ethical private breeder will usually require that any puppy going to a companion home be spayed or neutered; this is the only way we have of protecting the future of our breed. 

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Hello and Welcome to Great Danes Home. We have earned the AKC Breeder Of Merit Award for finishing multiple Champions of record and health testing parents. Quality comes first with emphasis placed on temperament, health, structure and movement. We produce not just beautiful Champion show dogs but great and loving companions. Colors of Great Dane Home puppies are harlequin, mantle and merle great danes. Puppies are raised with love and are socialized to be sound in mind. There is never a house to small for the love they give. "fall in love with one today'

Lauren James

I can’t say enough good things about Great Danes Home!! We have had our boy now for 8 months and he is the best boy. they were so patient with us picking out a puppy and kept us updated the whole time. Great Danes Home is without a doubt the one of the only breeders home I know I can call years after getting the Dane if I had any questions!! I’m so glad we found Shanna and Great Danes Home!!

Chrystal Sheets

Great Danes Home has been amazing and even though we were overseas and with the time difference they were always prompt in getting back to us and answering any questions that we had regarding the process. Once our family was back stateside, our puppy Kai had been born, and they had him healthy, ready, and waiting for us. We constantly get asked where Kai is from because he is absolutely beautiful, Kai, a little over 9 months old and weighing 125 lbs is healthy, happy, and has the best temperament you could ask for when it comes to a dog.

Becky Ayers

Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Reliability, Responsiveness, Value Before choosing a breeder i did a ton of research. I researched local breeders Salem, VA) and have several conversations with them. Then in my research i came across Great Danes Home, I messaged and it was an instant click with me. Any questions I’ve i had She has answered and has always been willing to give me any tips she does for her babies. It’s been so nice to have such a great relationship with her. Great Danes Home will not let you down hands down!!

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    The Great Dane was originally bred to hunt wild boar, but they probably wouldn’t be very good at it today. The ferociousness necessary to track down such a large, wily animal was eventually bred out of the Great Dane. They’re now a gentle soul who generally gets along well with other dogs, animals, and humans.

    However, their size and their power bark will scare the wits out of a burglar. Anyone who owns one of these dogs eventually understands that while you may be used to their awesome size, others usually need a little time to get there.

    The Great Dane was developed from Mastiff-type dogs, but they’re more refined than other descendants of this ancient breed. A Great Dane is sleek and elegant. They have an athletic, muscular body. Their massive head–and massive is the right word–is long and narrow. They’ve got a long, graceful neck. Some owners crop their ears, but they’re better left natural. Cropped ears are common in the US, but in other countries, ear-cropping is banned.

    Their size can present problems. Eyeballing a dog who weighs as much as you makes some folks nervous. Their tail can knock over a lot of things, particularly in a small space. And given the opportunity, they’re an impressive counter surfer. Luckily, they aren’t rambunctious or highly energetic.

    Size notwithstanding, a Great Dane is a sweet, affectionate companion. They love to play and are gentle with children. They have a peaceful disposition, although they haven’t lost any of the courageousness that helped them hunt wild boar. Although they aren’t particularly vocal–despite their killer power bark–they wouldn’t hesitate to defend family.

    Even given their inherent gentleness, it’s advisable to teach them good manners and attend obedience training classes when they’re young. Their sheer size alone could make them impossible to control when they’re an adult, and–as with any dog–you never know when they might see something they just have to chase.

    They’re eager to please and highly people-oriented, demanding a great deal of attention from those around them. They tends to nudge people with that big old head of theirs when they want to be petted. Sometimes you’ll meet one with lapdog tendencies who sees no reason not to hop onto the sofa and drape themselves on you.

    Surprisingly, the Great Dane typically doesn’t eat as much food as you’d think. And while they need daily exercise, they don’t need a huge yard to play in–although they certainly would enjoy one.

    Because of their beauty and gentle nature, more and more people are discovering the Great Dane. Just be aware that because of their size, they’ve got a relatively short life span of around eight years. That means they takes up a huge space in your heart for a relatively short amount of time.

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  • Highlights

    • The Great Dane is sweet, eager to please, people-oriented, easy to housetrain, and responds well to training using positive reinforcement.
    • Like many giant dogs, Great Danes are short-lived.
    • Great Danes require a lot of space. Even though they make great house dogs, they need a lot of room just to move around. There’s little that they can’t reach–kitchen counters and dinner tables are no problem–and their tails can easily sweep your coffee table clean.
    • Everything costs more when you have a big dog–collars, veterinary care, heartworm preventive, and food. In addition, you’ll need both a crate and a vehicle that are large enough to hold your Great Dane without crumpling them into a pretzel. And let’s face it, you’ll scoop up a lot of poop.
    • It takes a while for the bones and joints of large dogs such as Great Danes to stop growing and become stable. Don’t allow your Great Dane puppy to jump, and don’t take them jogging until they’re at least 18 months old; this will reduce stress on the growing bones and joints.
    • The Dane’s special giant-breed dietary requirements have to be followed, or else orthopedic issues can develop.
    • Great Danes aren’t particularly suited to apartments or small houses, simply because they’re so big. They’re not jumpers, fortunately, so a six-foot fence should contain them.
    • Never buy a puppy from an irresponsible breeder, puppy mill, or pet store. Look for local shelters and rescues if you decide this is the breed for you.
  • History

    Drawings of dogs who look like Great Danes have been found on Egyptian artifacts dating back to 3000 B.C. and in Babylonian temples that were built around 2000 B.C. There’s evidence that similar dogs originated in Tibet, with written reports of such dogs appearing in Chinese literature in 1121 B.C.

    The breed is thought to have been taken into various parts of the world by the Assyrians, who traded their dogs to the Greeks and Romans. The Greeks and Romans then bred these dogs with other breeds. Ancestors of the English Mastiff were probably involved in the breed development, and some folks believe that the Irish Wolfhound or Irish Greyhound also may have played a role.

    Great Danes originally were called Boar Hounds, because boars were what they were bred to hunt. Their ears were cropped to prevent boar tusks from tearing them. In the 16th century, the name of the breed was changed to “English Dogges.”

    Late in the 1600s, however, many German nobles began keeping the largest and most handsome of their dogs in their homes, calling them Kammerhunde (Chamber Dogs). These dogs were pampered and wore gilded collars lined with velvet. Talk about a sweet life.

    The name Great Dane arose in the 1700s, when a French naturalist traveled to Denmark and saw a version of the Boar Hound who was slimmer and more like a Greyhound in appearance. He called this dog Grand Danois, which eventually became Great Danish Dog, with the more massive examples of the breed called Danish Mastiffs. The name stuck, even though Denmark did not develop the breed.

    Most breed historians give credit to German breeders for refining the breed to be the well-balanced, elegant dog we love today. In 1880, breeders and judges held a meeting in Berlin and agreed that since the dogs they were breeding were distinctly different from the English Mastiff, they would give it its own name–Deutsche Dogge (German Dog).

    They founded the Deutscher Doggen-Klub of Germany, and many other European countries took up the name as well. The Italians and English-speaking countries didn’t accept this name, however. Even today, the Italians call the breed Alano, meaning Mastiff; and in English-speaking countries, of course, they’re called Great Danes.

    Throughout the late 1800s, wealthy German breeders continued to refine the breed. They turned their attention to the dog’s temperament, because Great Danes had aggressive, ferocious temperaments due to the fact that they were originally bred to hunt wild boar, a particularly ferocious beast. These breeders tried to produce more gentle animals, and–luckily for us today–they succeeded.

    We don’t know when the first Great Danes were brought to the US, or even where they came from, but the Great Dane Club of America was formed in 1889. It was the fourth breed club allowed to join the American Kennel Club.

  • Size

    Male Great Danes are 30 to 34 inches tall and weigh 120 to 200 pounds.

    Females are 28 to 32 inches tall and weigh 100 to 130 pounds. Some dogs can be smaller or larger than average.

     
  • Personality

    A well-bred Dane is one of the best-natured dogs around. They’re gentle, sweet, affectionate pets who love to play and are relaxed with children. They have a great desire to please, which makes them easy to train.

    The Great Dane wants to be where the family is. They like people a lot, including strangers and children, and will welcome visitors happily, unless they think you need defending. Then they can be fiercely protective.

    Some Danes wish they were–or truly believe they are–lapdogs, and they’ll keep trying to get there even if you and your lap mysteriously keep moving.

    Good-natured as they are, Great Danes definitely need early socialization–exposure to many different people, sights, sounds, and experiences–when they’re young. Socialization helps ensure that your Great Dane puppy grows up to be a well-rounded dog.

    Enrolling them in a puppy kindergarten class is a great start. Inviting visitors over regularly, as well as taking your dog to busy parks, stores that allow dogs, and on leisurely strolls to meet neighbors will also help them polish their social skills.

  • Health

    Great Danes are generally healthy, but like all breeds, they’re prone to certain health conditions. Not all Danes will get any or all of these diseases, but it’s important to be aware of them if you’re considering this breed.

    Here are a few conditions to watch out for:

    • Development Issues: Growing problems can develop in puppies and young adults. These are sometimes associated with an improper diet–often a diet too high in protein, calcium, or supplements.
    • Hip Dysplasia: This is an inherited condition in which the thighbone doesn’t fit snugly into the hip joint. Some dogs show pain and lameness on one or both rear legs, but others don’t display outward signs of discomfort. X-ray screening is the most certain way to diagnose the problem. Either way, arthritis can develop as the dog ages. Dogs with hip dysplasia should not be bred.
    • Gastric Torsion: Also called bloat, this is a life-threatening condition that can affect large, deep-chested dogs such as Great Danes. This is especially true if they are fed one large meal a day, eat rapidly, drink large volumes of water after eating, and exercise vigorously after eating. Bloat is more common among older dogs. It occurs when the stomach is distended with gas or air and then twists (torsion). The dog is unable to belch or vomit to rid themselves of the excess air in the stomach, and the normal return of blood to the heart is impeded. Blood pressure drops and the dog goes into shock. Without immediate medical attention, the dog can die. Suspect bloat if your dog has a distended abdomen and is salivating excessively and retching without throwing up. They also may be restless, depressed, lethargic, and weak, with a rapid heart rate. It’s important to get your dog to the vet as soon as possible if you see these signs.
    • Bone Cancer: Sometimes known as osteosarcoma, this is the most common bone tumor found in dogs. It’s usually seen in middle-aged or elderly dogs, but larger breeds such as the Great Dane tend to develop tumors at younger ages. Generally affecting large and giant breeds, osteosarcoma is an aggressive bone cancer. The first sign is lameness, but the dog will need X-rays to determine if the cause is cancer. Osteosarcoma is treated aggressively, usually with the amputation of the limb and chemotherapy. With treatment, dogs can live nine months to two years or more. Luckily, dogs adapt well to life on three legs.
    • Heart Disease: Heart diseases affect Great Danes; varieties include dilated cardiomyopathy, mitral valve defects, tricuspid valve dysplasia, subaortic stenosis, patent ductus arteriosus, and persistent right aortic arch. Prognosis and treatment vary depending on the specific disorder and the dog’s age and general health.

    Surgical issues are a bit different for Great Danes than for smaller dogs. For any needed surgery, find a surgeon who is experienced with giant-breed dogs. Ask for a presurgical blood test and ask them to include a clotting profile (this is not part of typical presurgical blood work).

     
  • Care

    Despite their giant size, a Great Dane is mellow enough to be a good house dog, though they’re not well suited to a tiny apartment because they’ll knock into everything.

    They can get cold in the winter, so they shouldn’t be left outside in colder climates–but then no dog should. In fact, they would enjoy having a sweater or fleece coat to keep them toasty warm when you go for a walk in a winter climate.

    They’re relatively quiet indoors, but they need a long walk at least once a day, or a large yard to play in. An adult Great Dane needs 30 to 60 minutes of daily exercise, depending on their age and activity level. Puppies and adolescents need about 90 minutes of exercise a day.

    If you plan on keeping them in a yard occasionally, they’ll need a six-foot fence, though they’re not a jumper. If you’re a gardening fan, understand that they really enjoy destroying the landscaping–just a little safety tip in hopes of preventing human heart attacks.

    While you may want a running partner, wait to take your Great Dane jogging until they’re at least 18 months old. Before then, their bones are still growing, and they’re just not up to the task. In fact, your dog may not be ready to go jogging until they’re two years old.

    Crate training benefits every dog and is a kind way to ensure that your Great Dane doesn’t have accidents in the house or get into things they shouldn’t. A crate–a really big one–is also a place where they can retreat for a nap. Crate training at a young age will help your Dane accept confinement if they ever need to be boarded or hospitalized.

    Never stick your Dane in a crate all day long, however. It’s not a jail, and they shouldn’t spend more than a few hours at a time in it except when they’re sleeping at night. Great Danes are people dogs, and they aren’t meant to spend their lives locked up in a crate or kennel.

    Brush your Dane’s teeth at least two or three times a week to remove tartar buildup and the bacteria that lurk inside it. Daily brushing is even better if you want to prevent gum disease and bad breath.

    Trim their nails once or twice a month if your dog doesn’t wear them down naturally to prevent painful tears and other problems. If you can hear them clicking on the floor, they’re too long. Dog toenails have blood vessels in them, and if you cut too far you can cause bleeding–and your dog may not cooperate the next time they see the nail clippers come out. So, if you’re not experienced trimming dog nails, ask a vet or groomer for pointers.

    Their ears should be checked weekly for redness or a bad odor, which can indicate an infection. When you check your dog’s ears, wipe them out with a cotton ball dampened with gentle, pH-balanced ear cleaner to help prevent infections. Don’t insert anything into the ear canal; just clean the outer ear.

    As you groom, check for sores, rashes, or signs of infection such as redness, tenderness, or inflammation on the skin, in the nose, mouth, and eyes, and on the feet. Eyes should be clear, with no redness or discharge. Your careful weekly exam will help you spot potential health problems early.

     

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