The Drool Is Out Of Control!
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- While they’re not quite in the same league as the world’s top droolers, Great Danes can still hold their own when it comes to drooling! However, the exact amount that your dog drools compared to other Danes is largely determined by their genetics.
Great Danes drool more than most other breeds due to their facial composition. Their square jaw and loose lips are not well suited to containing drool i.e. saliva. The folds in the skin allow it to pool and easily run out of the mouth. The worst drooling often occurs immediately after eating, drinking, or exercise.
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My dogs like to drink water when we have company and wipe their mouth on the company. 😂😂 Or the couch 😖
It’s clearly the BEST way to greet company 🤣
Our GD Milos is not allowed anywhere near the table when we have dinner, otherwise the drooling is guaranteed!
The hooman food does smell tasty!
@@SebTheMusician we have baby gates so no Dane gets both hurt and eats the food....
Thank you for your videos. My wife and I are becoming parents of a furry little Great Dane girl in one more week. You have been a major source used in our preparation.
These videos are very helpful to make sure to bring out the best in your dog so thank you 😊
Glad to hear that you’re enjoying them!
My husband and I foster for a rescue that handles only the "giant" breed dogs. We have found that it's always good to have "drool towels" on hand in any room. Note: microfiber towels seem to work best
Gus is so adorable and ever so beautiful! Wish i could kiss and hug her. I love her to bits! Dad Zach, you're such a great Dad to Gus.
I'll give her a hug for you! ;)
@@GreatDaneCare Thanks ever so much Dad Zach! Bless your heart...
Give Gus a kiss on the nose for me, please!
Zack! My name is Nate and my girlfriend and I just got our own little blue! He’s 12 weeks old and would love to hang out and learn from Gus! Zeke enjoys watching Gus every time you post. We are located just north of Denver. I would love to get in touch.
Great video. Watching this through headphones. I think you have an audio issue. I can only hear your voice through the left one. The intro music goes into both. Love your stuff! Give Gus a kiss from me ❤️
Interesting, I’ll look into it. Thanks for letting me know!
Ours (5) tend to drool when they’re anxious. Usually a bit of extra attention stops it.
I think it's because they are so nosey! Lol! They may be eating, then turn around to see what is going on! They have to know all
What's a good temperature to keep the house for them
I grew up with two Danes, but as an adult I’ve forgotten everything except large poops and tons of love. I’ve been a Weimaraner enthusiast for many years, but we recently rescued a Dane that is apparently a Dane/Mastiff mix. He’s gorgeous and we love him. Right away, though, I noticed that he does not pant nearly as much as my Weim in situations of stimulation and heat. I first noticed during a car ride, where the Weim pants both from excitement and temp regulation. However, the Dane was hardly panting. This has been consistently true since we got him. During/after exercise, he seems more normal. Then as temps cooled, and we were relaxing on the patio on cool nights, I’ve noticed him shivering a little while lying next to me, when my Weimaraner (who actually gets cold pretty easily) is not yet cold. So it seems obvious that his temperature regulation is not what one would expect. Any experience with this? Should I be worried?
Many things cause drool. I live out in the country and my Danes was all ways gently bringing me baby bunnies, snakes, frogs, baby mice.
Certain things such as snakes an frogs make dogs drool. So do small teeth. Teeth really help hold in saliva, water.
At this time I have an Anatolian Sheperd/Central Asian Shepherd an boy does she drool! I think it's all worth it for the love my big dogs an I have for each other. ♡♡♡
Sometime I'd be interested in seeing your thoughts on raised feeders, I've seen some studies show that they are a contributing factor in bloat and can actually cause it while others recommend them.
Have you seen one other than the Glickman study?
@@GreatDaneCare no, I haven't really looked into too much as I always considered it to be more likely caused by playing hard after they eat so I'd feed them when I left for the day and Jack and Jill went into the kennels but now that mention it www.basispet.com/pages/elevated-feeders-and-bloat
Do you have any advice on how to keep your Danes from getting your house super dirty? We can handle the drool but our problem is all of the mud and dirt they bring in the house! We try to wipe them down as much as we can but our back yard gets very muddy especially in the winter. I think the mud gets stuck inside of their paws. 😩 It doesn’t matter how much we try to stay on top of it our floors stay filthy.
My yard is the same. I have started keeping a bucket at the back door with a washcloth, nail brush and towel and before she’s allowed in after running outside I will wash and dry her feet. Has made a world of difference.
Does anyone’s GD drool, or I say drip because it’s not a constant drool or puddle like after drinking when they get up in the morning? Like sometimes after she wakes up she will just be walking around and we find drips of drool all around the kitchen floor.
Mine drools in his water bowl the most 🙄
Yup, a Dane favorite! 😂
@@GreatDaneCare i rescued Beau ,a great dane harlequin from an abusive breeder ,I've own him since last February..hes doing good but still a little bit scared and shy at times ..
YES! I keep a "jowl towel" on hand and make sure to always wipe him clean so he doesn't drip all over the tile as he walks away. My wife almost took a bad fall once.
Is there any water bowl that helps to catch and seperate the drool so I don't need to change the water bowl everytime they drink? My dane slimes the water every single time he drinks so then my other dogs will not drink. Even with multiple bowls he just slims them all. So I need to change it each time he gets a drink. Its exhausting.
You gotta be cool with the drool!
I have a 12 1/2 yo Dane. We’ve tried every supplement and pills for his arthritis back legs. The vet thought he might have Wobblers disease. Any suggestions on how to help him. Cannot go up or down stairs anymore and only short walks
I’m getting a Great Dane next month and I’m just mostly worried about how he will
Get along with a different breed like a pitbul...
My GD gets along great with our Boston Terrier. As long as you do proper (slow) introductions, you'll be fine. 😁
Great Danes are a very friendly breed, just let them slowly warm up to each other and all should be fine
Chocolate bars for Gus by me 🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫😉
Is your great dane an american great dane or european?
🤦🏾♀️ I find smokey’s dried on the wall!!!!! We call it snobber or splot or mouth boogers 😂 you can make out the mixture...
Ive had to start giving my GD water on the back deck. I swear if he drinks inside he just puts it in his mouth and then spits it out. It’s like he’s trying to be a hose!!
They’re such goofballs sometimes 😂
How do you have so many video and Gus has such poor obedience? Like did you not try to train him at all before he was 2?
?? Poor obedience? BTW...Gus is a female.