Puppy Acne (what he's got) is usually related to what, how or where he eats. Feed ONLY in metal or porcelain dishes. CLEAN the dishes thoroughly with soap and water, and rinse well, EVERY time he eats (no free feeding). WASH his face with warm water EVERY time AFTER he eats, then DRY with a CLEAN terry towel/facecloth. PAT on a palmful of Gold Bond powder. Also put about a Tablespoon of Apple Cider Vinegar in his bowl of water every time you fill the dish.

quot;The Great Dane's personality is the quality that most find so appealing. The Dane is a "people dog" - a sensitive and affectionate companion. They can be elegant and dignified one moment, and then playful and silly the next." (Georgia Alyse Thomas) Danes are "leaners" and "blockers". This means that if there's a free lap, or an available foot, you'll usually find the resident Dane upon it. See similar questions...

Because a 25 pound eight-week-old male puppy will generally grow to about six times that weight, special consideration needs to be given before acquiring a puppy. Dogs are abandoned every day because their owners didn't realize that their cute little puppy would grow up to be a very large dog with real needs. See similar questions...

Pseudofolliculitis can occur anywhere on the body that hair grows. The reason it is so common on the back of the neck is because of the irritation of collars. Yes, Shaver's Choice Skin Therapy Shaving System can be applied to the hairline to prevent razor bumps and ingrown hair. See similar questions...

Merle, Fawnequin, Chocolate and a bunch of other combinations that occur in non-approved mixed color breeding. They all make great pets, just are unable to be shown in the breed ring. The general consensus is that puppy food NOT be fed to this breed. Usually a good quality Adult dog food that is 22-25% protein and 15-18% fat is recommended. Danes are susceptible to bloat and torsion so the less stress on the gastrointestinal tract the better. See similar questions...

Very minimal grooming is needed. Danes are short haired dogs so there is no required daily brushing, trimming, stripping etc. See similar questions...

The Great Dane was developed to hunt the wild boar of Europe (and hence the cropped ears typically seen on Danes in the US). The Germans are generally credited with developing the Dane as it exists today. It is generally accepted that the Great Dane is descended from some type of mastiff and wolfhound. The Great Dane breed is at least 400 years old but there are drawings of a dog which resemble the Great Dane on Egyptian monuments of 3000 B.C. See similar questions...

Great Danes are easy to train. REALLY! Obedience and control should never be an issue as long as you are willing to attend obedience training classes for at LEAST the first year of your dogs life (this goes for ALL breeds). Obedience classes are GREAT for socializing your dog, and for teaching YOU the way his mind works. This is a MUST with Danes, who though very sweet and compliant dogs, at times can be very pushy and dominant. See similar questions...

Spaying a female (removing the ovaries and uterus) or neutering a male (removing the testicles) are veterinary procedures performed with the same general anesthesia used in human medicine. Both surgeries usually require minimal hospitalization. Neutering a male dog by 6 months of age prevents testicular cancer, prostate disease and hernias. See similar questions...

Since we are breaking the skin, there is definetely a chance of bleeding. Most piercings are virtually bloodless, some do have a tendency to bleed a little and a small amount do bleed quite a bit, generally immediately folling the piercing. There are a few piercing, like the prince albert, that tend to bleed on and off for a few days. This is to be expected. Certain areas of the body have a richer blood supply than others. These areas tend to bleed, but also tend to heal the fastest. See similar questions...

Full Bleed is when the ink is printed to the edges of all sides. There are no white border. If you want full bleed, please make sure the file you suply us has the colors go all the way to the edge. If you do NOT wish for bleeds and want a white border, please make sure there is at least 1/4" of white border. See similar questions...

Printers require a certain amount of unprinted space (usually 1/4 inch) around the edges of sheet. Most computer printers or photocopiers work in the same way. When printing must go outside this area it is known as a 'bleed'. This is a little more expensive to produce because a larger sheet of paper stock must be used and then cut after printing. See similar questions...