DaHawk Danes

30/05/2024

🩷Yoshi

16/05/2024

Pup- Date ❤️
Yoshi is growing fast and has a great personality. Loves his daddy mostest and is always looking to play with his parents ❤️

16/05/2024

Pup- Date 🩷

From Gracie’s family-
Wanted to let you know, Gracie will be finishing her Canine Good Citizenship Certificate in the next week or so. She skipped the Star Puppy Training, the trainer said she was so mature and advanced that she did not need it. Then she will be going through training with Love on a Leash to be an official therapy dog! I hope to be done by fall! She is so smart and amazing! The trainer can not believe how well behaved and quick at learning she is. You basically show her something once and she is hooked. It certainly helps that she is extremely food motivated...lol

🩷Awesome Gracie such a beautiful girl

16/05/2024

Due to push back in scheduling and people reaching out for pups we are exploring the thought of one more litter since she will be in heat soon prior to her surgery date. With that being said would anyone be interested if we decide to have another litter? Just getting feelers out there since people have asked and we haven’t made any decisions, but we like to hear from people

02/05/2024

Pup- Date

Look at Miss Nova, 103 lbs and gorgeous 💜

23/03/2024

10/03/2024

A huge thank you to all the amazing families that have taken in - Bodhi, Cooper, Ripley, Cash, Freya, Yoshi, and (Precious) 💚🧡🤍❤️🩷💜🖤This has been an amazing litter and experience! Two more weeks until all the puppies go to their furever homes! 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

07/03/2024

😝

Life doesn't get any better than this!

02/03/2024

Still looking 👀 ❤️💜🏡

01/03/2024

A repost 💜

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE GREAT DANE

1. Apartment life is just fine for Great Danes. Despite their size, according to the AKC, life in an apartment can suit a Great Dane quite well. They are not as high energy as other breeds, but despite their couch potato ways, exercise is important.
2. Great Danes grow incredibly fast. Within a span of just 1 year, Great Danes go from just a handful of fluffy puppy to being able to stand up on their hind legs and look a 6-foot tall man eye-to-eye. During their rapid growth spurts, puppies can be visibly bigger after a night’s sleep.
3. They really don’t eat that much. A full grown Great Dane eats about 2-3 cups of dry dog food in a meal. Too much protein should be avoided, particularly with puppies, as growing faster than they already do can damage bones and joints.
4. Great Danes can be remarkably gentle. That is, once the period of rapid growth passes and they gain full control of their body, bringing an end to accidental injuries due to clumsiness. Many Danes share their homes with small dogs and cats. Great Danes have a well-deserved reputation for being wonderful with children and sometimes work as therapy dogs.
5. They must have people. Great Danes are an extremely sensitive breed and do not fare well without close contact with their human family. Living outside in a doghouse can destroy a Great Dane, make him mentally unstable, depressed, and even aggressive.
6. A medical condition known as “BLOAT” can kill Great Danes. This is a condition in which the stomach gets air in it and twists, or torsions, and is most often the result of exercising after and can kill a Great Dane in less than an hour.
7. Great Danes do not have attached stomachs as the case with other Deep-Chested Dogs. This is a major factor that contributes to the medical condition known as “The Bloat”.
8. Great Danes can be shockingly aggressive. Modern breeders have worked hard to eliminate the centuries of breeding for the aggression necessary to hunt such prey as wild boar. While they’ve met with great success, poorly bred Danes can display dangerous throwback temperament traits.
9. They are not the tallest breed. Although the current holder of the world record for tallest dog is a 42-inch tall Great Dane, the Irish Wolfhound is the breed that tends to be tallest, though it is lighter in weight.
10. Many Great Danes are thrown away. People don’t seem to understand that Great Danes are giant, powerful dogs. One of the commonest periods for this breed to be surrendered to a shelter or rescue organization is after they are 9 months old.

28/02/2024

A baby boy just became available 💙 please check this guy out

25/02/2024

2 sweet girls still 👀 for 🏠 💜 🐾