What kind of care do Great Danes need?
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.
What do I need to know before getting a Great Dane?
Tips for adopting a Great Dane
- Great Danes get big.
- They were originally bred to hunt wild boars.
- Mental maturity and physical maturity don’t correlate.
- There are several AKC recognized colors.
- Great Danes have happy tails.
- Nutrition is highly important.
- Grooming needs are minimal.
- Everything is more expensive.
How do I keep my Great Dane healthy?
3 Ways to Keep Your Great Dane Happy And Healthy
- #1 – Use a Slow Feeder & Feed Multiple Meals. Great Danes are extremely susceptible to bloat.
- #2 – Exercise Appropriately. Great Danes definitely have energy, but you need to take into consideration their age and health before going for that run.
- #3 – Spend Time With Her.
What are the best treats for Great Danes?
12 of the Best Treats for Great Danes
- NUTRO Natural Crunchy Dog Treats.
- Old Mother Hubbard Classic Crunchy Natural Dog Treats.
- Full Moon All Natural Human Grade Dog Treats.
- Rocco & Roxie Gourmet Jerky Dog Treats.
- Nudges Homestyle Chicken Pot Pie Dog Treats.
- Merrick Power Bites – Big Bites.
Do Great Danes need a lot of attention?
Great Danes make wonderful family pets however they crave attention, human interaction and must be inside with their family. They do not do well as outside Dogs but they do need a fenced in area for daily exercise and play. Danes should not be outside for very long in cold weather because of their short coats.
Can Great Danes be left alone for 8 hours?
Great Danes should not be left alone for long periods of time. Danes are highly sociable and rely on having human company. When alone for more than a few hours, extra measures will be necessary to ensure your great dane remains calm and stress-free.
What’s the lifespan of a Great Dane?
8 – 10 years