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Buying a Great Dane (Grand danois)
Buying a Great Dane (Grand danois) is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
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Are Great Danes good family dogs and safe with children?
They are typically gentle, patient and people oriented, which can make them good family companions. Their size and power mean they can accidentally knock over small children, so close supervision and basic training are essential. Early socialization helps ensure calm, reliable behavior around kids and visitors.
How much space does a Great Dane really need in a home?
Despite their size, they do not require a huge house, but they do need enough room to move comfortably without constantly bumping into furniture. Stairs and slippery floors can be hard on their joints. They are usually calm indoors if their exercise needs are met, but cramped apartments with no elevator or outdoor access are rarely ideal.
How much exercise does a Great Dane need, and can they jog with me?
Adults generally need one to two hours of moderate daily exercise, split into walks and gentle play. Long-distance running or intense jumping can stress their joints and should be avoided, especially before physical maturity at about 18 to 24 months. Many enjoy short, steady jogs as adults, but any high impact routine should be discussed with a veterinarian.
What are the most common health problems in Great Danes?
They are prone to bloat and gastric torsion, cardiomyopathy, hip and elbow dysplasia, and certain bone cancers. Their rapid growth can also lead to orthopedic issues in young dogs. Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate diet and careful monitoring for subtle changes in breathing, appetite or energy are particularly important for this breed.
How can I reduce the risk of bloat in a Great Dane?
Feeding several smaller meals per day, avoiding vigorous exercise around feeding times and using a slow feeder can help lower risk. Some owners choose a preventive gastropexy surgery, which tacks the stomach in place to reduce the chance of torsion. You should learn the early signs of bloat and treat it as an immediate emergency.
What is the typical lifespan of a Great Dane, and why is it shorter than many other breeds?
Most live around 7 to 9 years, which is shorter than many medium sized dogs. Very large breeds age more quickly and have higher rates of certain heart, bone and joint diseases. Responsible breeding, good weight management and prompt treatment of health issues can support quality of life, but the natural lifespan remains relatively limited.
How much do Great Danes eat, and how expensive are they to feed?
They require a substantial amount of high quality food, especially during growth, and monthly feeding costs are significantly higher than for average sized dogs. Growing puppies need carefully controlled, large breed formulas to avoid overly rapid growth and joint stress. Maintaining a lean body condition is more important than simply feeding to size.
Do Great Danes need a lot of grooming and do they shed heavily?
They have a short coat that is relatively easy to maintain, but they shed a moderate amount year round. A weekly brushing and occasional bath usually keep the coat in good condition. Regular nail trimming is especially important because overgrown nails can further strain their already heavy joints.
Can a Great Dane live comfortably in an apartment?
It can be possible if the dog is well trained, calm indoors and receives sufficient daily exercise outside. Elevators are preferable to many flights of stairs, which can be hard on joints over time. Noise from barking is usually less of an issue than the logistics of space, movement and outdoor access.
How quickly do Great Dane puppies grow, and are there special considerations for their joints?
Puppies grow extremely fast during the first year and can reach near adult height in a matter of months. Because of this rapid growth, they should avoid forced exercise such as long runs, frequent stairs or jumping, and they need a controlled diet designed for large breed puppies. Careful management during this period helps reduce the risk of developmental joint diseases.