A detailed look at Great Danes: their history, temperament, physical traits, and what it takes to care for them. The video covers the breed's lifespan and the specific needs these large dogs require.
In the world of the grandfather, the great Ennis is one of the most celebrated giants. A hunting dog by nature. It was used in medieval times in hunts at large fairs, including dangerous wild boars, wolves and even bears. Although it is very large, it is an extremely noble and good natured dog. But its nobility does not last long when it comes to aggression towards its owner. With just its size and weight, it is. If it gets angry, it can be something serious. It is not a backyard dog, but should be kept indoors and accepted as one more member of the family. Once comfortable indoors, it becomes a bit lazy and must be taken out for exercise to keep it in shape. Some positive qualities that the grandfather has are that they are very good with children, but child abuse should not be allowed since with its large size it could end up hurting them. It is a very easy dog to train and they are very good with other pets. Some negative qualities that they have. As we have said, it is a very large dog. Therefore, if we are not careful and it comes running towards us and throws itself on us, it can hurt us due to a fall. Since they are very large, they eat a lot and this costs a lot of money. Experts consider that this breed also demands attention from the loving one. Characteristics of the GRANAS Even though it is a giant breed, it should not be clumsy in its walk and movement. Its character should be friendly and never typical. The head should have a more or less rectangular shape. The ears can be cropped or natural. In Great Britain they are not cropped. When they are cropped, they stand erect. Usually the cut is quite long. When they are not cropped at the base, they are slightly raised, falling on the sides of the head. The hair is short and with a certain shine. The color of the hair can be brindle, chestnut, fawn, black, black and white. White harlequin with black spots, blue or light blue. The height from the withers to the ground of the males is usually about 76cm good, while females are 71cm tall. Males weigh between 64 and 80kg and females between 50 and 64 kilogram. These dogs do not usually live very long. Their life expectancy is usually between 10 and 10 years.
