So, I posted our tiger and Lima shovelnoses in another thread, figured I'd share our pups (and will share the reptiles under that category) too 
First up is Nova, our 7.5 year old (105 lb) brindle female Great Dane. We've had her since she was 11 weeks. She's a registered therapy dog, has her Canine Good Citizen certification and is just overall an amazing girl She lets geckos, turtles, snakes, bearded dragons, birds...whatever...crawl all over her lol
Diego is our recently adopted 4 year old (170 lb) black male Great Dane. He had a rough start in life, bouncing around to at least four different homes and being hospitalized for a painful bone disease all before he was a year old. The instability caused him to have some trust and aggression issues and a bite landed him in rescue. He spent his next three years in a rescue kennel with little to no socialization and where only a handful of people could handle him. When we got there to care for the dogs after the kennel owner suddenly passed away we had to feed him through the fence with a funnel...which he attacked as we were pouring food through. But, he and my husband formed an almost instant bond and, since we'd worked with aggression in a giant breed in the past, we decided to bring him home (otherwise he'd have had to stay there for the rest of his life or be put down). It hasn't even been six months and he's showing us what an AMAZING boy he is! He's almost muzzle free on outings and quickly figured out that people = lots of petting and treats
Last but certainly not least is Queen Rose, our 11 year old female Jack Russell Terrier. Even though she's only 12 lbs she rules the roost and shows the big dogs who's in charge. She can be crazy, hyper, barky and just pure evil sometimes but she's a great snuggler and we love her to pieces And she's a FREAK when it comes to water lol
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First up is Nova, our 7.5 year old (105 lb) brindle female Great Dane. We've had her since she was 11 weeks. She's a registered therapy dog, has her Canine Good Citizen certification and is just overall an amazing girl
She lets geckos, turtles, snakes, bearded dragons, birds...whatever...crawl all over her lolDiego is our recently adopted 4 year old (170 lb) black male Great Dane. He had a rough start in life, bouncing around to at least four different homes and being hospitalized for a painful bone disease all before he was a year old. The instability caused him to have some trust and aggression issues and a bite landed him in rescue. He spent his next three years in a rescue kennel with little to no socialization and where only a handful of people could handle him. When we got there to care for the dogs after the kennel owner suddenly passed away we had to feed him through the fence with a funnel...which he attacked as we were pouring food through. But, he and my husband formed an almost instant bond and, since we'd worked with aggression in a giant breed in the past, we decided to bring him home (otherwise he'd have had to stay there for the rest of his life or be put down). It hasn't even been six months and he's showing us what an AMAZING boy he is! He's almost muzzle free on outings and quickly figured out that people = lots of petting and treats
Last but certainly not least is Queen Rose, our 11 year old female Jack Russell Terrier. Even though she's only 12 lbs she rules the roost and shows the big dogs who's in charge. She can be crazy, hyper, barky and just pure evil sometimes but she's a great snuggler and we love her to pieces
And she's a FREAK when it comes to water lolSent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
But they're sooooo adorable and always happy