Exercise

The Great Dane is a working dog breed and likes to run especially, so it is best to take him to play often and not stay in the house all the time. He will definitely not like it.

Keeping warm

Compared to male Great Danes, female dogs appear gentle. The huge Great Dane likes a comfortable life, such as a warm nest. So we must mainly help them keep warm, especially as winter is coming soon.

Free time

For those who are not allowed to stay at home often for work, or even need to go abroad frequently, unless you have reliable relatives and friends to help take care of Dadan's food, drink, and diarrhea, otherwise, please don't suffer this kind of worry.

Organ care

Joints and internal organs: Great Danes grow very quickly. Rapid growth can lead to stunted growth in some areas. Such as wrist joints, elbow joints and hip joints, etc. and inadequate development of internal organs. (These problems will affect their lives, and the pain will eventually make them unable to walk and run normally)

Teeth: Teeth are important tools for dogs to chew and gnaw food, especially hard bones. Just like human teeth, when food debris or debris is stored in the gaps between the teeth, bacteria can breed in the gaps between the teeth, causing dental caries or gum inflammation, affecting the dog's appetite and digestion. Therefore, it is necessary to check the dog's teeth frequently or regularly and deal with any problems in time.

Eyes: When a Great Dane suffers from eye disease, it often causes redness and swelling of the eyelids, and a large amount of mucus or purulent secretions accumulate in the corners of the eyes. At this time, the eyes must be treated and cared for carefully. The method is to use a 2% boric acid cotton ball (cold water can also be used) to gently wipe it from the inner corner of the eye outward. Do not wipe back and forth on the eye. One cotton ball is not enough, so you can change it to another one until the eye is scrubbed clean. After scrubbing, drop eye drops or ointment into the dog's eyes to eliminate inflammation.