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The Great Dane is a majestic, gentle giant known for its impressive size and friendly temperament. Despite their towering stature, Great Danes are affectionate, calm, and incredibly loyal to their families. They are excellent companions, great with children, and typically get along well with other pets. Though they require regular exercise to maintain a healthy weight, Great Danes are usually more laid-back in their demeanor, making them perfect for families or individuals seeking a larger, loving pet. Their imposing appearance is balanced by their kind-hearted nature, earning them the nickname "Apollo of dogs."

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Dog Breed:

Great Dane

Lifespan:

7 - 10 years

Height:

28 - 32 inches

Weight:

110 - 175 pounds

Breed Group:

Working

Shedding Amount:

Seasonal

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The Great Dane is a majestic, gentle giant known for its impressive size and friendly temperament. Despite their towering stature, Great Danes are affectionate, calm, and incredibly loyal to their families. They are excellent companions, great with children, and typically get along well with other pets. Though they require regular exercise to maintain a healthy weight, Great Danes are usually more laid-back in their demeanor, making them perfect for families or individuals seeking a larger, loving pet. Their imposing appearance is balanced by their kind-hearted nature, earning them the nickname "Apollo of dogs."

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