“BIGGER isn’t always better” and “good things come in small packages,” with dogs we believe this isn’t the case! Breeds like Great Danes and Bernese Mountain Dogs can be intimidating due to their giant size but are often even more affectionate and loyal than smaller pets.
Irish Wolfhound
RM6,000.00
Irish Wolfhounds tend to be a close second to Great Danes in the World Record books. Originally bred to hunt down wolves, these dogs are extremely intelligent and are usually very high-energy. They are also known to be easygoing and wonderful with children. Although Great Danes are generally larger in size, Irish Wolfhounds are known to be taller, standing around 35 inches tall on average – equivalent to the height of a donkey!
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Great Dane
RM8,000.00
Great Danes have historically held the record for the largest dog breeds in the world, holding the Guinness World Record from 2010 to 2013, 2016, and 2021 they are formally recognized by the American Kennel Club as the largest dog breed. These beloved giants can reach almost three feet tall at their shoulders when standing on all fours and are taller than the majority of human adults when they stand on their hind legs! In fact, the tallest dog to date was a Great Dane named Zeus who stood at a whopping 44 inches tall. In comparison to their massive heights, Great Danes are not extremely heavy, weighing between 110 and 175 pounds. Despite their huge size, Great Danes are friendly, healthy, loyal and make exceptional companions for their owners.
Key Points
- Large dog breeds require ample space, exercise, and attention
- Research individual breeds to understand their unique temperaments, energy levels, and potential health concerns.
- Be prepared for the increased costs associated with owning a large dog, including food, and potential training expenses.
- Select a breed that aligns with your family lifestyle and preferences.