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Our Danes are our family. We work with their lines to ensure that there is a healthy and positive future for Great Danes. It all starts with breeding for purpose. We raise our lines to ensure that for generations to come, we can pass down the love that we have been gifted from Evelyn, the Great Dane who started it all for us. Our line has been developed for over 70 years targeting a more athletic statured Dane. With health and longer lives at our focal point, we gladly present our Danes to you with less risk of heart issues, joint issues, and so much more since we have been able to focus on an athletic frame for this beautiful breed. We follow all testing guidelines from the AKC. We DNA Test and provide lineage records to our new Pup Parents through the AKC. Thank you for considering our Danes and becoming part of the E.V.E. family.
When you bring a Great Dane into your life, you need to be aware of the commitment that dog ownership entails, and moreover, the responsibility you have with a dog of this size, weight, and most importantly, strength.
-E.V.E.
The Dane who started it all by stealing our hearts! Evelyn is an amazing 4 year old Pointed Great Dane. She is incredibly intelligent, compassionate, loving & gentle. She is a model citizen and ultimately Jake's best friend.
Our goofy goober. Lilith, our 1.5 year old harlequin always finds herself in funny situations trying to get our attention on the farm. She's certainly the "Class Clown." This sweet girl is all love and certainly going to bring a lot to the future of our program.
What he lacks in smarts, our not so little fella, 1.5 year old Graves makes up for in leaps and bounds with love and kindness. He's your typical "Scooby Doo Dane." Graves is big, doofy, clumsy and the world's greatest snuggler. He's kind of clueless to his own size and thinks himself a lap dog.
The Great Danes short, sleek coat doesn't shed much most of the year.
Regular brushing helps keep shedding to a minimum. We utilize something called a "Zoom Groom" made by Kong.
The Great Danes short, sleek coat doesn't shed much most of the year.
Regular brushing helps keep shedding to a minimum. We utilize something called a "Zoom Groom" made by Kong.
Great Danes only need an occasional bath unless they've gotten into something foul. Nevertheless, you should practice, because not all Danes enjoy water at first.
As with all breeds, the Great Dane's claws should also be trimmed regularly if not ran off, because claws that are too long can cause pain to the dog and make it difficult to walk.
Danes may seem lazy, but - originally bred to hunt - they still need moderate daily exercise. However, this rule must adapt to the growth and age of the Great Dane.
A brisk walk once or twice a day can be enough for an adult Great Dane, given mental stimulation is regularly provided daily.
Puppies and young dogs must be gradually and very
Danes may seem lazy, but - originally bred to hunt - they still need moderate daily exercise. However, this rule must adapt to the growth and age of the Great Dane.
A brisk walk once or twice a day can be enough for an adult Great Dane, given mental stimulation is regularly provided daily.
Puppies and young dogs must be gradually and very gently exercised in several short bits over the years of growth.
Great Danes can make good jogging or hiking companions once they are fully grown, but you must not overload your dog before the age of 2 years to avoid damage to their growing joints.
As with all dogs, early socialization and puppy training is important. Additionally, with a dog of this size and strength, obedience training is a must.
Good socialization, which means being gently exposed to a variety of people, places, and situations, will help your pup develop into a well-balanced adult companion.
Great Danes are very s
As with all dogs, early socialization and puppy training is important. Additionally, with a dog of this size and strength, obedience training is a must.
Good socialization, which means being gently exposed to a variety of people, places, and situations, will help your pup develop into a well-balanced adult companion.
Great Danes are very sociable, friendly, prefer to be near their loved ones at all times, and respond well to consistent training methods. They need human contact, affection and socialization with other people and animals and are not suitable for kennel keeping.
Due to their size and enormous growth, the Great Dane needs high-quality dog food that is appropriate for the dogs age (puppy, adult or senior).
Leftovers should be fed sparingly, if at all, and foods high in fat or cooked bones in particular should be avoided.
Information about which human foods are safe for dogs and which are not can not
Due to their size and enormous growth, the Great Dane needs high-quality dog food that is appropriate for the dogs age (puppy, adult or senior).
Leftovers should be fed sparingly, if at all, and foods high in fat or cooked bones in particular should be avoided.
Information about which human foods are safe for dogs and which are not can not only be very helpful, but life-saving.
Eating several small meals a day and avoiding vigorous physical activity right before, during, and after meals reduce the risk of bloat, experts say.
Due to their size, Great Danes have an increased risk to certain health problems.
These problems can be non - severe to life threatening. It is important that you are aware of what these potential risks are, so we have added a link to the AKC's Great Dane Health webpage.
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