The Powerful Great Dane
-Shade Lonokapu
Irish went to his basketball game and left Marshall, his Great Dane, at home isolated. When he returns back to his home, he walks to his front door and laying next to his Great Dane are his priceless items in a torn black bag. Irish goes to his laptop to check his home security camera and notices that Marshall saved him from a home robbery. Great Danes are well-known guard dogs, generally get along with other animals, and their behavior problems and minor flaws can easily be foreseen and prevented with good training and caring owners, a good outcome will eventually conclude. Overall, Great Danes are an exceptional pet to have.
Why don’t families own a Great Dane? They are potential guardians the from the blood of hunters (Hills). People who own a Great Dane feel a sense of security. In most cases, they are better than security cameras. The security camera just records the unknown person lurking in the shadows, thinking of robbing your house. The guard dog actually guards your house instead of just watching the thief run away with your stuff! The Great Dane can chase the robber out like it’s food!
Great Danes are pets for almost everybody. They genuinely get along with other animals. Particularly if it’s their own kind, or if the dog is raised with the species/pet (Dennis). Great Danes are mature dogs. With good training, they can eventually become well behaved. As these dogs are trained, their traits, behaviors, and abilities will improve (American Kennel Club).
Some people might say that Great Danes are too tall and dangerous. However, Great Danes are actually only 28-32 inches (female) and 30-34 inches (male). Great Danes are now a common pet of which have descended from hunters. However, as they are domesticated their species are a non-violent, passive and resistant pet. Also, they can protect you 48 compared to other species.
If people don’t own a Great Dane, they might miss out opportunities. Great Danes are great guards and are very intelligent. People should own Great Danes.
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