VadertheDane

Vader the Great Dane knows no personal space even while he sleeps

This huge Great Dane has finally figured out that he's not a small dog. This is his first time over the gate. However, we're not sure why he keeps his feet up!

Not sure why but he's taken to nursing on this blanket.

In the time we've had Vader he's not once reached his itch. Its adorable!

Check out how 9-month-old Vader reacts to his owner's picture-taking. How funny is that?

Having a workout session with a Great Dane is a sort of a giant thrill and is fun. Great Danes are tagged as gentle giants; they look intimidating because of their big body structure but they are tender and sweet. Many Great Dane owners’ feedback shows that Great Danes are good-natured; they are gentle and affectionate. Look at Vader, this 9-month-old Great Dane in the video – he is so lovely and <a href="https://rumble.com/v5j05h-great-dane-is-too-friendly.html" target="_blank">affectionate</a>. One will feel the strong attachment that this big canine has with his owner. What is your preference in choosing your dog buddy? Does size matter? Some people choose small breeds such as Affenpinscher, Maltese, Chihuahua, Bijon Frise, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel or Dandie Dinmont Terrier. These breeds are generally affectionate and of course, in terms of portability, they are easier to travel with as it is easier to manage them carried around or transferred from one place to another. Another big reason why smaller breeds are chosen over big breeds like the Great Dane is the fact that people may easily get scared with a big dog. Look at how a 9-month-old Great Dane looks like – almost as big as his owner. For some parents who have small kids, they would surely have a second thought before having a Great Dane. Perhaps, they would wait for their children to grow before having one. It is easy to imagine that a Great Dane may unintentionally hurt a little child even if they are gently. With their weight alone, small kids may run the risk of getting pressed hard that may cause an injury. Great Danes grow as tall as thirty-four inches (standing on all four legs), that is 86.36 centimeters. When standing on their hind legs, they could be taller than an adult person. Male <a href="https://rumble.com/v5x181-what-the-fluff-challenge-with-a-great-dane.html" target="_blank">Great Danes</a> may weigh up to eighty-two kilograms. That is about seven to eight times heavier than many toddlers below three years old. Toddlers around this age are fascinated with pets in the house and they love playing with them. Since at below three years old, toddlers may not totally comprehend what is being told to them, it is a challenge to tell them what to do and what not to do when playing with pets. Despite the above discussion of the risk Great Danes may pose, it is undeniable that this breed of dogs are lovely and attention grabbing. Especially for anyone who will watch the video of Vader as he joins his owner in her workouts. It is notable that he is always trying to catch the attention of his owner, apparently wanting to claim her full attention to be focused on him alone. As shown in the video, there are moments when Great Dane Vader impedes his owner to freely continue with her work out routine. How lovely he attempted to get his owner’s attention. Looking for a workout buddy? Have a Great Dane like Vader. You’ll surely be inspired to keep your workout schedule with a buddy like him.