Imo, mixing a Great Dane and St. Bernard together makes an absolutely stunning dog. This handsome boy really stands out. I don't know if mixing these two breeds together is a good idea as I don't know enough about their individual health issues, but they sure do produce beautiful pups, at least this fellow is.
Hopefully this will buy Tiny some snacks. He truly is a handsome boy. Thought he might have had some Burnese Mountain Dog in him. Thanks for doing what you do for these beautiful pups. Ron
I think this is a super thanks, it’s next to the like and share button ❤ or I believe Vanessa put the Niagara Dog Rescue link in her description if that’s what you’re after
I wouldn't think of it as an issue more that this dog breed is quite protective like dobermans, that could be a possible positive for someone who has a family that they want to keep safe and can handle the size
Yeah that's just so strange. He's a dog. He's supposed to protect his family. And one look at that guy and my heart just melts. There's np aggression there, and this isn't exactly a pleasant experience for him
@@1234jazyI think a lot of people see that St. Bernards are mostly gentle giants and also make really cute puppies. They don’t always see the work that should go into these large breeds. So when they get older and start coming more into their personalities and showing who they really are their owners may not be quite as prepared as they thought they were. One thing I saw working in animal rescue myself is that people get puppies and kittens thinking they’ll be perfect for their family but they don’t always do their research on the breeds. Obviously his previous family did put some work into him since he knows his basic commands. But it sounds like they weren’t prepared for how protective Bernards can be. Same goes for Great Danes. Yeah they’re mostly very chill dogs. But just like every other dog they need to be around people at least. It’s aggravating to say the least when I see stories like Tiny’s. He’s probably a great dog he just needs some more training and socializing.
Animals usually know when someone is trying to help them. I bet he feels so good after this bath! Most importantly, I am convinced that when you talk to the camera using your voice, the animal senses that you are a kind, safe person.
For a dog who may be experiencing his very first bath, he was phenomenal - I'm impressed, Tiny. Hopefully he will find nail trims less scary as he has more of them. I don't know how you do it on such large dogs, Vanessa! 😂 You're a strong yet petitte woman, and I'm sure even a football player would have trouble with a large breed dog throwing their weight around. (That was so cute when he got on his hind legs to see where Vanessa was going - loved the tail wag! 😍) I sincerely hope Tiny finds a forever family vety soon. ❤
I'm willing to bet she has a strong core and good posture. I've met martial artists who are also very good at moving things above their weight class. I suspect a lot of construction workers and the like learn a similar set of skills.
our little polar bear Ace (a 100 kilo Bucovina (or Akbash - not entirely sure) and whatever mix) certainly gives me a run for my money when he catches me off guard. And I still outweigh him by 30 kilos...
Tiny is a very handsome boi, who did very well at his groom! That apologetic look he gave when you remarked that he was stinky...priceless. I'm sure he'll find his forever home soon!
Such a good boy. He settled down because Vanessa gives off a no nonsense vibe so he isn't on guard. My mini rescue cavapoo does not like me bathing her at all so I happily take her to a groomer every 6 weeks. She loves it, lots of pampering and treats and when I collect her, she is so happy. I love watching this channel, it is so informative and of course it's great to see our furry friends look great afterwards.
Sweet Tiny, he really seems like a loving boy. I loved when you stepped out of the shower and he was looking for you and wagged his tail when you spoke to him. I think he just needs a little socialization and a lot of love! He seems to have a lot of love to give ❤️
I had a neighbor who didn't understand the large-dog-small-children problem. She was stuck in a dog run so often, and when my family was taking care of her when I was a teen, she was so excited to romp and play with big enough people to get into it. I hope tiny has a hardy family find him with space to run and sturdy playmates.
Tiny will be a good companion for a family or individual who likes outdoor activities for sure! And with proper time spent, he can be a couch potato to cuddle with.
Poor guy is so stressed. I’ve just been getting to know my new dog who came from a shelter and it’s tough for both of us. We both have to trust someone new and figure out how to communicate. We’ve both made some mistakes too. It’s so important to be patient and to expect some bumps in the road. I hope Tiny finds a new friend soon.
We have 2 rescue dogs. The rescue gave us a hand-out advising an approximate timeliness for our dog/people relationship to progress. It is 3 days for them to de-compress & begin to feel safe/3 weeks for them to start to understand routines / 3 months to start seeing them trust & their true personality begins to show. We have rescues from a hoarding situation & a backyard breeder. The 3/3/3 rule isn't an exact schedule but does help new 'families' understand that the whole bonding situation requires time & patience. You will do fine, best wishes.
We used to have a St. Bernard. He was an extremely laid back dog. It never occurred to us that he could be aggressive as he didn’t show that side. Until my sister and I were looking after our parents farm alone for a few days. 😳 he did bite a stranger that came onto the yard without caution. Walked up to the door with assertiveness. Our dog reminded him that there was protocol. It wasn’t a serious bite but scared us. We were more watchful after that. He was protecting us but still 🤷♀️. Lovely dog as a loving pet. Excellent job cleaning him up ❤❤
Kindness to me is the most enduring quality a human can have. Your heart is filled with kindness, Vanessa. Thanks for looking out for all kinds of dogs. Tiny is beautiful, and I hope he finds a good home.
Tiny is a beautiful boy. I can tell he is very sweet-just not trained well. He’s going to be a remarkable love bug for someone who will spend consistent time with him.💕
I like how he was so worried when she clipped the nails and I felt so sorry for him for being so anxious, then the next clip is him just standing there wagging his tail again😂❤ all better
Tinys face in the shower reminded me so much of my Buffy. She's also a rescue and just stares in sorrow once she has to take a bath. Tiny also had that look of sorrow on him
Oh, he's such a sweet boy! I mean, it was a workout and there was definitely the "nope" bite attempt for his nails, but that didn't look reactive/aggressive to me at all. I'm continually appreciative both of how Vanessa leaves all of this in here for us to see and points it out, as well as watching her shut things down to address and assess the situation appropriately. He was JUST starting to panic himself and she stopped everything -- that actually helps reinforce trust. Like horses, if dogs (and other pets!) see we will stop situations that make them genuinely afraid as soon as we see signs of it, they will trust us more to keep them safe and know we are taking their feelings/comfort into account. It doesn't necessarily mean we won't put them in situations they don't like, but they will trust that we are listening, that we hear them, and that we understand. It's something that happens so quickly most people can miss it. There are a LOT of years of behavioural experience coming into play in this entire video, from Vanessa explaining about not getting into the shower immediately with the dog to the dog's reaction to the cameraman -- this is honestly an incredible series of displays of both experience, staying calm, preventative measures, but all while still making a first groom as much of a positive experience as it was a necessary one. I'm seriously in awe. It's not appropriate behaviour, the attempt at a bite, but it looked more like it's going to be a training reinforcement thing than fear, thank goodness. He didn't like it, but he wasn't thrilled by the shower or dryer and yet didn't try to chomp either, and those are really good signs. We take for granted dogs having been taught the "don't bite people/things" rules, but it's absolutely not something that comes instinctively. It's actually against their instincts, they use their mouth as a tool, so ensuring they have avenues to do so (like appropriate toys, puzzle feeders, etc) helps ensure they don't use it in other places. I'm not at all trying to downplay how serious it is, though. I've been bitten twice by large dogs (Rottweiler and Golden Retriever), both fear-reactive bites as fast as what you see here, and the damage was pretty bad. I still have puncture scars from both, but the crush damage was much worse. Best disarming via Happy Hoodie I've ever seen! Smart boy, too. He realized the shower wasn't murdering him and became a rock. You can REALLY see the Dane in him once the Bernard floof is tamped down. Those nails, though! I know Vanessa is incredibly strong, and the double-handed grip to cut through those long talons made my hands hurt in sympathy. At least they seem to be light coloured, dark nails are my kryptonite. Now I wonder how often groomers need their nail clippers sharpened, phew. I'm so fortunate my cat lets me do his nails while he's sprawled upside-down in my lap, purring his head off. 😂
I would adopt this lovely boy in a heartbeat. My previous dog & best friend, a Newfie, sadly died October 2022. Bereft ever since. However I’m in Scotland so I’ll have to look into it.
@@daniellewoolley8607Really? Scotland is country that partly makes up United Kingdom. Also in UK are England and Wales and Nothern Ireland. Not just Ireland but Nothern Ireland. Republic of Ireland is an independent country.
I actually live 20 minutes away from Scotland Ontario and know a few people in town. Also the rescue is in Niagara Falls Ontario which is an hour and a half from me. No need to be rude !!!
It really shows his true temperament if he was able to get through all of his grooming without (too much) aggression, especially if this was his first time. Hopefully he finds a good home, he's gorgeous!
He reminds me of my old dog, jackson! He passed away last may but he was such a good boy and despite his neglected past he was the most loving and sweet boy ever!
Can't call him a little escape artist, that's a biggun. Perfect cross of both dogs, the body of the Dane and the coloring of the Bernard. I'm also amazed no hair came out with the brushing, I don't think I've ever seen that here, even with a great blow out.
He is soo my type! Protects his home and family, giant and gorgeous! I've dealt with anxious dogs most of my life. Had (still have one) two dogs like that. Too bad I'm not from the USA and healthy enough for another dog.
Id take him home if i had a yard n wasn't worried for my cats. He's adorable ❤ hope he finds a good home sooner then later n gets showered with so much love❤
Oh. My. God. I would adopt Tiny if I could!! What an excellent sweetheart of a boi! In going to Niagara Dog Rescue's page to donate right now (not under my UA-cam name. I'm not crazy.) Adopt this boi, if you can care for him properly.
I would love a dog like Tiny, there's just no way I could ever give them the home or care they deserve 😢. I hope Tiny gets to go to the perfect, loving home real soon!
What a beautiful boy. And if that was his first groom ever, he sure did a pretty good job. You did wonderfully with him! Best of luck finding your new forever home very soon Tiny!
Earlier in the video I thought Tiny had such a beautiful, sad face, but by the end he looked pretty doggone happy! I hope it's not too difficult to adopt out a big boy like Tiny. He deserves a home.
He is a precious beauty. I imagine the situation was really upsetting for all involved, and that it was heartbreaking for the family to have to give him up to be re-homed.
I can't even imagine a great dane crossed with a saint Bernard in a kennel! That poor sweet soul! Hopefully he at least gets picked up by a rescue with Forster care after this video airs. I know that dane and Dane crosses tend to get picked up by rescue within 24 hours of decent social media exposure where I live. I hope Canada is the same! Love his darn face so much! If I wasn't sure he'd be scooped up in the amount of time it would take me to get there, I'd take him myself. Thank you for making these rescue dog videos Vanessa! 🥰🥹🩷🩷🩷
When you said it was the 3rd cannister of shampoo I laughed. Poor guy had to go through three baths for his first time! He held up pretty well, considering😄. You made him so pretty, I hope he gets adopted before he gets stinky again😊.
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Adopt Tiny: www.niagaradogrescue.com/dogs/tiny_(20230702-01)3297
Wait I'm not far from there omg
@@LeBongFairy DO IT!
@@RemedialRob I don't have the space but I'll be badgering anyone I know about him!!! And possibly visiting just because he needs love
How much is shipping to Australia?...
Imo, mixing a Great Dane and St. Bernard together makes an absolutely stunning dog. This handsome boy really stands out. I don't know if mixing these two breeds together is a good idea as I don't know enough about their individual health issues, but they sure do produce beautiful pups, at least this fellow is.
Tiny certainly has a face that screams "There better be a mountain of treats at the end of this for all that you're putting me through" 😂
Love the name tiny lol
Lol. That was a good one.
@@croc2112 He needs a more dignified name .... poor guy!
@@straubdavid9 no
I've been binge watching this channel for several days now. Lol I can't get enough of these fiesty dogs and crazy cats. 🐶🐱❤😅
Hopefully this will buy Tiny some snacks. He truly is a handsome boy. Thought he might have had some Burnese Mountain Dog in him. Thanks for doing what you do for these beautiful pups. Ron
How do you donate to Vanessa ?
@ccyesornocc7989 if you click on the on the money icon it should give u the option
I think this is a super thanks, it’s next to the like and share button ❤ or I believe Vanessa put the Niagara Dog Rescue link in her description if that’s what you’re after
@@ccyesornocc7989 Click on the 💗Thanks button.
A grooming table that elevates would be a wonderful help!
Good boy.
Tiny has a bite history...
Uh oh-
He was protecting his family...
Good boy!!
I wouldn't think of it as an issue more that this dog breed is quite protective like dobermans, that could be a possible positive for someone who has a family that they want to keep safe and can handle the size
What’s wrong with these people I get scratched and nipped on by my dogs I m not complaining. I know at 1 years they start challenging
Yeah that's just so strange. He's a dog. He's supposed to protect his family.
And one look at that guy and my heart just melts. There's np aggression there, and this isn't exactly a pleasant experience for him
@@1234jazyI think a lot of people see that St. Bernards are mostly gentle giants and also make really cute puppies. They don’t always see the work that should go into these large breeds. So when they get older and start coming more into their personalities and showing who they really are their owners may not be quite as prepared as they thought they were. One thing I saw working in animal rescue myself is that people get puppies and kittens thinking they’ll be perfect for their family but they don’t always do their research on the breeds. Obviously his previous family did put some work into him since he knows his basic commands. But it sounds like they weren’t prepared for how protective Bernards can be. Same goes for Great Danes. Yeah they’re mostly very chill dogs. But just like every other dog they need to be around people at least. It’s aggravating to say the least when I see stories like Tiny’s. He’s probably a great dog he just needs some more training and socializing.
I hope you have a good day, know that JESUS died for you and loves you so very much!
That dog is a Great Dane wearing a St. Bernard costume.! Beautiful.
Watched this video on 4/12/24. Idk if anyone’s already said so, but Tiny is no longer on the website and seems to have been adopted. Yay Tiny!!!!!
7 months later,Tiny in fact was adopted 🎉❤ , you were correct
A giant dog named Tiny 😂
If I ever adopt a lizard, I’ll name it Fluffy.
my kids have a snake named fluffy
My cat's name is moo
That sad gentle eyes deserve all the love
So sad to think that someone gave him up. He looks so sad. I hope he finds a forever home
Animals usually know when someone is trying to help them. I bet he feels so good after this bath! Most importantly, I am convinced that when you talk to the camera using your voice, the animal senses that you are a kind, safe person.
For a dog who may be experiencing his very first bath, he was phenomenal - I'm impressed, Tiny. Hopefully he will find nail trims less scary as he has more of them. I don't know how you do it on such large dogs, Vanessa! 😂 You're a strong yet petitte woman, and I'm sure even a football player would have trouble with a large breed dog throwing their weight around. (That was so cute when he got on his hind legs to see where Vanessa was going - loved the tail wag! 😍) I sincerely hope Tiny finds a forever family vety soon. ❤
I'm willing to bet she has a strong core and good posture. I've met martial artists who are also very good at moving things above their weight class. I suspect a lot of construction workers and the like learn a similar set of skills.
our little polar bear Ace (a 100 kilo Bucovina (or Akbash - not entirely sure) and whatever mix) certainly gives me a run for my money when he catches me off guard. And I still outweigh him by 30 kilos...
It was too cute to see him stand up and look for her. Like, where has my treat human gone?
@@erwin6395 A 100kg?!!! Is that overweight or overgrown?
@@nanyanghuayi oh, overgrown. He is surprisingly quick, just not for long. I'm the overweight in the family 😁
I pray a kind soul adopts him and gives him a loving and caring forever home.♥
Just checked the website, he's not there so he has a family now.
He's a handsome boy. I hope he finds his forever home very soon. 💕
He's only a baby! Just two years old! He still has puppy energy and yet he was so well-behaved! Tiny is a very good and handsome boy! ❤
Tiny is a very handsome boi, who did very well at his groom! That apologetic look he gave when you remarked that he was stinky...priceless. I'm sure he'll find his forever home soon!
For a nervous dog he was so well behaved. And he's handsome!❤
3:12 adorable look on his face when you tell him he’s stinky in middle of shampooing 😂❤
It's on 3:07
I replayed that part like 20 times. So great daney of him! 🩷😂
they know what stinky is!
“I’m sorry. But you’d stink too if you lived in that place!”😒
He was deeply offended! And then all was forgiven with more treats. 😂
Such a good boy. He settled down because Vanessa gives off a no nonsense vibe so he isn't on guard. My mini rescue cavapoo does not like me bathing her at all so I happily take her to a groomer every 6 weeks. She loves it, lots of pampering and treats and when I collect her, she is so happy. I love watching this channel, it is so informative and of course it's great to see our furry friends look great afterwards.
He is the face of patience, please, someone adopt him, he's lovely!
The freckles on his nose are killing me! ❤
Didn't even see that until you said it, that's adorable ❤
He was so dirty before that he has a different color of fur after the bath!! Hope he finds a forever home very soon.
Sweet Tiny, he really seems like a loving boy. I loved when you stepped out of the shower and he was looking for you and wagged his tail when you spoke to him. I think he just needs a little socialization and a lot of love! He seems to have a lot of love to give ❤️
He looked so wounded every time you said he was stinky 🥺
Tiny can't really understand the word stinky you know, she didn't hurt his feelings or smt 💀💀💀@@el6271
@@el6271 😂
Tiny has those expressive eyebrow movements that are so endearing! And he’s an escape artist… 😅
He seems like such a good boy!! I hope he can find a forever home soon! He looks incredibly sweet and playful!
For his first-ever groom, he did really well!!! Good Boy!!! ❤
What a well behaved dog, he is a beauty !! Yes jandavis1523 he did so very well, for a first groom.
I had a neighbor who didn't understand the large-dog-small-children problem. She was stuck in a dog run so often, and when my family was taking care of her when I was a teen, she was so excited to romp and play with big enough people to get into it.
I hope tiny has a hardy family find him with space to run and sturdy playmates.
Tiny will be a good companion for a family or individual who likes outdoor activities for sure! And with proper time spent, he can be a couch potato to cuddle with.
Poor guy is so stressed. I’ve just been getting to know my new dog who came from a shelter and it’s tough for both of us. We both have to trust someone new and figure out how to communicate. We’ve both made some mistakes too. It’s so important to be patient and to expect some bumps in the road. I hope Tiny finds a new friend soon.
We have 2 rescue dogs. The rescue gave us a hand-out advising an approximate timeliness for our dog/people relationship to progress. It is 3 days for them to de-compress & begin to feel safe/3 weeks for them to start to understand routines / 3 months to start seeing them trust & their true personality begins to show. We have rescues from a hoarding situation & a backyard breeder. The 3/3/3 rule isn't an exact schedule but does help new 'families' understand that the whole bonding situation requires time & patience. You will do fine, best wishes.
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@@antiquegirl6505 Thank you! That’s helpful.
I'm really envious of whoever adopts this gorgeous good boy.
We used to have a St. Bernard. He was an extremely laid back dog. It never occurred to us that he could be aggressive as he didn’t show that side. Until my sister and I were looking after our parents farm alone for a few days. 😳 he did bite a stranger that came onto the yard without caution. Walked up to the door with assertiveness. Our dog reminded him that there was protocol. It wasn’t a serious bite but scared us. We were more watchful after that. He was protecting us but still 🤷♀️. Lovely dog as a loving pet.
Excellent job cleaning him up ❤❤
I hope Tiny finds his furever home soon. Such a sweet face and nice demeanor.
Kindness to me is the most enduring quality a human can have. Your heart is filled with kindness, Vanessa. Thanks for looking out for all kinds of dogs. Tiny is beautiful, and I hope he finds a good home.
Tiny has the most beautiful sad eyes ever.
He has the most plaintive and adorable facial expression - he's beautiful.
Tiny is a beautiful boy. I can tell he is very sweet-just not trained well. He’s going to be a remarkable love bug for someone who will spend consistent time with him.💕
He’s being a really good boy
What a lovely big boy!
Essentially still a puppy. Typical young dog.
god he seems so sweet, i hope he finds his forever home soon with an experienced owner! he's such a big baby.
Thank you for being so patient with all the dogs. You're a blessing to so many!
What an adorable pooch. I don’t think he’s ever had a bath, nail trim or blow dry. He will be an amazing dog for someone. He seems so sweet and happy!
He's such a sweet, gentle giant. Just look at those soulful eyes.
He really was good for a first-time groom. Hope he gets a home with a family who will put in the time to train and keep him engaged
Tiny wagged his tail every time you talked to him. I really hope he gets a lovely new home. Thank you for all you do ❤❤👵🏴🌹🌹
I like how he was so worried when she clipped the nails and I felt so sorry for him for being so anxious, then the next clip is him just standing there wagging his tail again😂❤ all better
St. Bernard and Great Dane mix gives you a really good looking dog. Those genes work well together.
For real! He so friggin cute I can't ! 😍😭
As well as temperament - 2 gentle giants of the dogdom!❤❤
Tinys face in the shower reminded me so much of my Buffy. She's also a rescue and just stares in sorrow once she has to take a bath. Tiny also had that look of sorrow on him
Tiny, I pray you will find a furever home, filled with lots of love. You deserve happiness.
What a gift you gave Tiny. Hang out time, treats galore.... you planted the seed that humans can be amazing!
Thank you so much for grooming Mr Tiny . Hope he is going to find his forever home . Greetings from Paris
Paris ❤ how awesome!!!!
4:05 “Showed no sign of aggression” (Tiny gives a little doggie smile).
Warmed this frigid heart
It was very kind of you to help Tiny and the shelter to make him adoptable!!!
Oh, he's such a sweet boy! I mean, it was a workout and there was definitely the "nope" bite attempt for his nails, but that didn't look reactive/aggressive to me at all. I'm continually appreciative both of how Vanessa leaves all of this in here for us to see and points it out, as well as watching her shut things down to address and assess the situation appropriately. He was JUST starting to panic himself and she stopped everything -- that actually helps reinforce trust. Like horses, if dogs (and other pets!) see we will stop situations that make them genuinely afraid as soon as we see signs of it, they will trust us more to keep them safe and know we are taking their feelings/comfort into account.
It doesn't necessarily mean we won't put them in situations they don't like, but they will trust that we are listening, that we hear them, and that we understand.
It's something that happens so quickly most people can miss it. There are a LOT of years of behavioural experience coming into play in this entire video, from Vanessa explaining about not getting into the shower immediately with the dog to the dog's reaction to the cameraman -- this is honestly an incredible series of displays of both experience, staying calm, preventative measures, but all while still making a first groom as much of a positive experience as it was a necessary one.
I'm seriously in awe.
It's not appropriate behaviour, the attempt at a bite, but it looked more like it's going to be a training reinforcement thing than fear, thank goodness. He didn't like it, but he wasn't thrilled by the shower or dryer and yet didn't try to chomp either, and those are really good signs. We take for granted dogs having been taught the "don't bite people/things" rules, but it's absolutely not something that comes instinctively. It's actually against their instincts, they use their mouth as a tool, so ensuring they have avenues to do so (like appropriate toys, puzzle feeders, etc) helps ensure they don't use it in other places.
I'm not at all trying to downplay how serious it is, though. I've been bitten twice by large dogs (Rottweiler and Golden Retriever), both fear-reactive bites as fast as what you see here, and the damage was pretty bad. I still have puncture scars from both, but the crush damage was much worse.
Best disarming via Happy Hoodie I've ever seen! Smart boy, too. He realized the shower wasn't murdering him and became a rock. You can REALLY see the Dane in him once the Bernard floof is tamped down.
Those nails, though! I know Vanessa is incredibly strong, and the double-handed grip to cut through those long talons made my hands hurt in sympathy. At least they seem to be light coloured, dark nails are my kryptonite. Now I wonder how often groomers need their nail clippers sharpened, phew.
I'm so fortunate my cat lets me do his nails while he's sprawled upside-down in my lap, purring his head off. 😂
I would adopt this lovely boy in a heartbeat. My previous dog & best friend, a Newfie, sadly died October 2022. Bereft ever since. However I’m in Scotland so I’ll have to look into it.
Scotland ontario ?
@loveoverfear11 no stupid the Country Scotland in Europe part of England and Ireland.
@@daniellewoolley8607 it's a valid question for clarification, no need to call someone names...
@@daniellewoolley8607Really? Scotland is country that partly makes up United Kingdom. Also in UK are England and Wales and Nothern Ireland. Not just Ireland but Nothern Ireland. Republic of Ireland is an independent country.
I actually live 20 minutes away from Scotland Ontario and know a few people in town. Also the rescue is in Niagara Falls Ontario which is an hour and a half from me.
No need to be rude !!!
It really shows his true temperament if he was able to get through all of his grooming without (too much) aggression, especially if this was his first time. Hopefully he finds a good home, he's gorgeous!
He reminds me of my old dog, jackson! He passed away last may but he was such a good boy and despite his neglected past he was the most loving and sweet boy ever!
So this pupper sounds like THE perfect dog . I’m too old for him but wow, I wish him well for everafter
I think he has the makings of a lovely family dog ❤
Tiny did well for his first groom . I hope he gets adopted soon because he will bring joy and love .
he will be a great protector of those he loves!
Can't call him a little escape artist, that's a biggun. Perfect cross of both dogs, the body of the Dane and the coloring of the Bernard. I'm also amazed no hair came out with the brushing, I don't think I've ever seen that here, even with a great blow out.
Tiny has such kind and gentle eyes♡♡♡ what a sweet and handsome boy❤
He is soo my type! Protects his home and family, giant and gorgeous! I've dealt with anxious dogs most of my life. Had (still have one) two dogs like that. Too bad I'm not from the USA and healthy enough for another dog.
She's in Niagara Falls, Ontario (Canada).
New Girl with the dogs videos make my day 🥹
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He seems unconcerned about everything just probably wants it to be over😂 seems like a good boy
His eyebrows make him look extra worried ❤
Id take him home if i had a yard n wasn't worried for my cats. He's adorable ❤ hope he finds a good home sooner then later n gets showered with so much love❤
Oh. My. God. I would adopt Tiny if I could!! What an excellent sweetheart of a boi! In going to Niagara Dog Rescue's page to donate right now (not under my UA-cam name. I'm not crazy.)
Adopt this boi, if you can care for him properly.
I would love a dog like Tiny, there's just no way I could ever give them the home or care they deserve 😢. I hope Tiny gets to go to the perfect, loving home real soon!
What a good boy! Hes so pretty!!! I wish I had the money, space and time for him! I hope he gets a home soon
OMG.....that face!!!!! Such a good boy for his first time at the groomers!! He is beautiful!!!
What a beautiful boy. And if that was his first groom ever, he sure did a pretty good job. You did wonderfully with him! Best of luck finding your new forever home very soon Tiny!
Earlier in the video I thought Tiny had such a beautiful, sad face, but by the end he looked pretty doggone happy! I hope it's not too difficult to adopt out a big boy like Tiny. He deserves a home.
He is a precious beauty. I imagine the situation was really upsetting for all involved, and that it was heartbreaking for the family to have to give him up to be re-homed.
What a beautiful dog. You handled him so well. Tiny is a treat monster! Hee hee
A Saint Dane that doesn`t drool. Wow.
A fluffy. sweet smelling big lug will melt someone's heart..
I love when the name of the dog and the size/color are a complete opposite!!! Tiny is beautiful :-)
Tiny's little nose wiggles ash the end melted my heart 🥰 what a good boy
1000% good boy. 💚 The little tail wag when you left. I'm dying. He is so gorgeous!
His face is so sad and sweet! You’re a good boy!🫶🏻✌🏻
Thank you for all you do for so many of our 4 legged friends - I'm sure Tiny will get adopted now with your showcasing him, what a handsome guy!
Nipping/biting out of fear, my boy is like that too; as she said it requires lots time and training.
He is a nice handsome child I hope he is in good health and thank you very much for your beautiful efforts may God reward you good ❤
From lraq🇮🇶
Debio haber sido un cachorro hermoso, una vez que crecen la gente ya no los quiere :(
I hope he finds his forever home
Oh he is adorable!! I hope he finds his forever home soon, he deserves the world!
Tiny is so beautiful. Love his color and markings. My apartment is tiny. If I could, I would drive to ON to adopt him.
Awe… he is such a handsome boy! I pray he finds his forever home asap! 💙🐾🙏🏻💙🐾💙🙏🏻
I can't even imagine a great dane crossed with a saint Bernard in a kennel! That poor sweet soul! Hopefully he at least gets picked up by a rescue with Forster care after this video airs. I know that dane and Dane crosses tend to get picked up by rescue within 24 hours of decent social media exposure where I live. I hope Canada is the same! Love his darn face so much! If I wasn't sure he'd be scooped up in the amount of time it would take me to get there, I'd take him myself. Thank you for making these rescue dog videos Vanessa! 🥰🥹🩷🩷🩷
The side-eye on the grooming table! Such an expressive face. Thanks for sharing
This is for Tiny please.
He is beautiful ❤ you can see he is also really smart. He will make the right owner really happy
He is so sweet, poor thing just has a past he is fighting to get over
He's sooo sweet. I hope he got adopted :)
Notification: Girl with the Dogs has pos.......
Me: I'm here, I'm here!!!!!!! 🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️
Sees Tiny ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Same. It's good to know we're in such good company 😄
I have the same reaction!
Always worth the trip hazard running
He's certainly combined his parental components into great looks!
Awe I hope he finds a good forever home
What an incredibly handsome boy!!
When you said it was the 3rd cannister of shampoo I laughed. Poor guy had to go through three baths for his first time! He held up pretty well, considering😄. You made him so pretty, I hope he gets adopted before he gets stinky again😊.
He is so squishably adorable..... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Good luck, Tiny, in having a very special, appreciative adoptive family! WOOF! 🐶💓
He is beautiful. I hope he finds a wonderful family! I'm in Florida or I would take him.