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Yeah...the German dog... One of the owrld's largest breed of dog (Female: 71–84 cm, Male: 76–90 cm), 55-85 kg
Its ancestors were revered as fighting dogs, and they were used to hunt bears, wild boars, and even tigers. Nowadays is "just" a First class guardian-protector dog
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I believe they crop their ears on this dog so they point up.
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36 sats \ 0 replies \ @suraz 5 Mar
They're so adorable. In appearance, they are tall and big, while in temperament, they are a gentle and kind breed.
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I saw one yesterday. They are bigger in person
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36 sats \ 1 reply \ @Meani123 5 Mar
So rude of me. Forgot to say sorry for your loss mate. It's so painful :(
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No worries. It was a few years back.
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Siggy I was next to one last summer in Portugal. They are so clumsy but adorable. Lots of drool but the sweetest things. Truly gentle giants. Beautiful dog
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I always wanted one as a kid. The downside is they have a heartbreakingly short lifespan. My neighbor has had many over the years.
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True that's why I chose a smaller dog. So I suffer lesser times when they depart
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There are no guarantees, just percentages. My 90 pound American Bulldog who lost a leg to bone cancer made it to 13 years old, while my little Norfolk Terrier died at 11.
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We never truly know then do we. But on average them little guys ate a bit more resilient
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Isnt it the larger the dog the shorter the lifespan?
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Yeah, it seems that way.
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Which is a shame, because the larger dogs seem to be the more gentle ones. Compared to the energetic ankle biters.
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Yes, I admit I have a big dog bias.
36 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 5 Mar
That’s a big pup. Beautiful dogs.
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I'm a big fan
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