| assume that more space is needed to keep them happy yet they are known to be just as content curled up by there owner’s feet in front of a small fire as they are running free through acres of land.
But, just like humans, every dog has its own unique personality and there are as many different types of temperaments with them as any other animal. This is one of the reasons it is so important to find a knowledgeable breeder. An honest breeder that has experience will not breed a dog that has an abrasive personality. Even with two docile parents, it is probable to have a stronger-willed offspring. (Look at your children or friends to affirm this.) You will have the responsibility to raise them to be the kind of pet you want, much like your own child.
How do I find a reputable Great Dane puppy breeder?
The best way of going about doing this is to ask around. Contact a local AKC group for referrals and be prepared to interview a lot of different people. Here are some tips when searching:
1.) Do your homework. Have questions ready to test the breeder’s knowledge about as well as their passion for the animals that they are breeding.
2.) Ask to see papers and references from past customers.
3.) Be prepared to answer a few questions yourself as well as provide your own references. Learn everything you can about the breed and the training that is required in owning a Great Dane. Do not be offended when the breeder asks for these things as they are doing nothing more then protecting the animals they love. They want to make sure that the dog(s) will be going to a home that will take care of them as well as they have.
4.) Ask for a tour of the establishment. But do not let your judgment become cloudy at the sight of the adorable little puppies. Look instead for any older dogs that are housed there. Almost any breeder (unless they are brand new) will have dogs that they were not able to sell because of health issues or just the lack of eligi
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