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Known as “gentle giants,” the Great Dane is among the biggest dog breeds in the world. Originally bred as guardians and hunters, their majestic size and ferocious bark is enough to make most potential intruders

By Brooke Norris

Great Danes are one of the most popular dog breeds in America, but many people wonder if they are hypoallergenic. Unfortunately, the Great Dane is not hypoallergenic, but they often don’t cause as many

By Ed Malaker

If you’re a dog lover, you already understand just how special it is to

By Melissa Gunter

Neutering/spaying dogs is common among pet owners looking to prevent health conditions, behavioral issues, and

By Nicole Cosgrove

Part of getting a Great Dane is knowing that you’ll have to deal with a few extra health problems. They’re more susceptible to a lot of potential health issues, and we’ve highlighted

By Dr. Paola Cuevas

Great Danes are considered medium- to heavy-shedding dogs, mostly due to their large size. Although there are many reasons they shed so much, there are also several ways you can help reduce their shedding

By Krysha Thayer

Great Danes were traditionally considered hunting dogs—originally developed in Germany for use as companion and hunting dogs. This large, powerful breed can be traced back to the 16th century when German nobles kept dogs

By Nicole Cosgrove

wonder that Great Danes are such a popular breed. They are lovable creatures that enjoy snuggling on the couch with popcorn and an old movie. The Apollo of Dogs can certainly look intimidating because

By Nicole Cosgrove