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Great Dane
Breed Name

Great Dane

Life Span
:
8–10 years
Size
:
Large
Space Needs
:
Large Home
Availability
:
Common
Temperament
:
Friendly, Intelligent
Grooming
:
Medium
Energy Level
:
Medium
Bark
:
Medium
Shedding
:
Moderate
Litter Size
:
6-9 puppies

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About Great Dane

The Great Dane originates from Germany, not Denmark, despite its name. The breed is known as the "Deutsche Dogge" (German Mastiff) in Germany. The name "Great Dane" was adopted in the 18th century when the French naturalist Comte de Buffon saw these dogs in Denmark and called them "Grand Danois", meaning "Great Danish". The breed is one of the largest dog breeds in the world and is known for its gentle and affectionate nature.

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