Due to this factor, and their Great Dane parentage, this pup will be quite large, generally reaching around pounds. Thanks to their Poodle genes, the Great Danoodle will exhibit very minimal shedding, if at all. The Great Danoodle has moderate exercise requirements and is generally friendly with other dogs. This mix tends to resemble a large Poodle with the head and facial features of a Great Dane.
Both parent breeds are known for their obedience and eagerness to please, therefore you should not have any issues training a Great Danoodle. They can be reserved around strangers and can serve as an alert guard dog.
However, when properly socialized this pup wants nothing more than to be surrounded by their family , no matter their size, species or age! The Daniff is a giant breed that results from mixing a Great Dane and a Mastiff. With two giant breed parents, this hybrid can reach can impressive sizes, generally falling between to pounds! As one of the largest breeds on this list, the Daniff is obviously not a choice for everyone. While they have moderate maintenance and exercise requirements and produce minimal shedding, they are better suited for an owner who has experience with breeds of this size.
The breeds are often compared , and when combined, the Daniff can be quite stubborn and will require patience and persistence to train. Another downside is this breed has a relatively short lifespan, usually living 6 to 10 years.
This should be considered by anyone who is thinking of adopting a Daniff. Breeds: Great Dane and German Shepherd. This pup usually matures at a weight of around pounds but can weigh in as little as 60 pounds and as much as pounds. Socialization will be important for this hybrid, as German Shepherds are known for being very suspicious of strangers.
Introducing your Great Shepherd to as many people and animals from a young age as possible with help with their defensive nature. This is not a mix that should be left alone for long periods of time.
They are prone to destructive separation anxiety, so considering your schedule before adopting a Great Shepherd will be very important. The Great Shepherd is a beautiful and loyal pup that will be a fiercely dedicated companion to the right owner. This large breed dog is very protective and powerful. Due to their size and strength, we do not recommend the Great Danebull for first-time dog owners.
While the Pitbull has a reputation for aggression, they are actually a very loving and affectionate breed when properly trained and socialized. Great Danes have a similarly people-oriented disposition, meaning this mix is bound to offer lots of devotion and love. They are very muscular with short, dense coats that tend to shed year-round. While this dog may look intimidating, they are usually quite gentle, a trait they most likely get from their Great Dane side.
They are eager to please which makes them very trainable and they just want to spend time with their family.
This is a pretty common mix Pitbull mix , but not as popular as some others. Breeds: Great Dane and Saint Bernard. Expect a very large pup here, with two giant breed parents this mix usually weighs between and pounds. Unfortunately, their life span is short in comparison to other dogs. They live between 7 to 10 years. The Great Bernard is very gentle, especially with children and does well as a family companion pet.
They also have an appetite to fit their size, so be prepared to invest more than your average dog in their food and care. If you have the budget and room for this giant-size breed, they will reward you endlessly with the devotion, love, and gentleness this hybrid is known for. Breeds: American Bulldog and Great Dane. This mix is likely to be a large breed but can fall anywhere between a medium-sized pound pup to a whopping pound giant breed.
This breed can serve as an excellent guard dog since they are known for their bravery and attentiveness. However, this does not stop them from being very affectionate and playful. This feature is known to cause various health concerns, most commonly respiratory and eye issues. Any potential American Bull Dane should be aware of these risks.
This intelligent and devoted breed is an excellent option for those who have experience with dominant breeds and can provide the appropriate boundaries for this amazing mix to flourish. Breeds: Great Dane and Great Pyrenees. As you might have guessed from their names, this breed is pretty great! This hybrid is one of the more independent mixes on this list, which may mitigate concerns of separation anxiety, which many Great Danes suffer from.
They are heavy shedders year-round, so be prepared for lots of brushing and vacuuming! Likely inherited from their Great Pyrenees roots, who were bred as fierce defenders for flocks of sheep, this mix can exhibit overprotectiveness and should be properly socialized to ensure you can introduce a well adjusted and happy pup to strangers and other animals.
Breeds: Great Dane and Rottweiler. A less common mix , the Great Dane and Rottweiler come together to make a powerful and impressive pup known as a Weiler Dane. This pup generally weighs between 80 and pounds. Despite their size, the Weiler Dane is usually fairly calm and low-energy and therefore can live well in an apartment as long as they are provided with an appropriate amount of exercise. However, they are also very powerful and can sometimes be stubborn, so we recommend this mix only to those who can take on the role of a firm and confident leader.
The Weiler Dane takes the best of both their parent breeds. Gentleness from the Dane and total devotion from the Rottweiler. They tend to resemble a taller Rottweiler, which can make their appearance quite intimidating. While the Weiler Dane can be protective, when properly socialized, this giant breed is wonderful with children and very sweet-tempered. Meet the Great Dasenji! A unique mix between a Great Dane and a Basenji. This pup is one of the smaller mixes on our list, weighing between 60 to 85 pounds.
Irish Wolfhounds ARE big! Borzois, my favorite, had three of them, they are a little smaller in height than the Wolfhounds but their coat is more fine, depending on the bloodlines and texture and curls. And they dont go thru much feed as the Wolfhounds. IMO, from the Borzoi breeder, Oaklara's, told me that Borzois are not normally "kid-bomb" dogs, they are a bit high strung and they can not tolerate rambeous kids of toddler age.
Good for kids of 10 years or older which they are not bouncing off the walls. That is her general opinion of the Borzoi unless you get one as a pup that has exposure to kids. Both breeds LOVE the couches so be prepared to either to train them to stay off the couch OR have a good throw on them to get less hair on the couches. I love both breeds. Post reply. Insert quotes….
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