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Introducing Crow!
Playful Happy Curious Energetic
Personality: Crow is a very sweet and affectionate Great Dane who is full of puppy energy. Though he’s already a big boy, he is very much still a puppy at heart—curious, goofy, busy, and learning the ropes of life. He loves to play and explore, often carrying toys around or looking for the next fun thing to do. He is still figuring out what counts as a toy, so shoes and household items should be kept out of reach. Crow forms deep attachments to his person and loves being involved in whatever they’re doing.
Socialness: Crow may be initially shy of new people and loud or unfamiliar sounds, but with time, reassurance, and positive experiences, he becomes more confident. Having another dog in the home helps him see that people are safe, and he may warm up more quickly when he sees other dogs interacting positively. He has no experience with young children and can be clumsy due to his size and enthusiasm, so any kids in his forever home should be older and dog-savvy. Crow is playful with other dogs but may struggle with dominant males—he does best with friendly female dogs or non-assertive canine companions. He is curious but respectful with cats and shows no aggression.
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Training: Crow is crate trained—he eats in his crate, sleeps there at night, and is kenneled when his foster is out of the house. He is not destructive when uncrated but will counter surf and occasionally pick up non-toy items. He is housebroken but still learning to signal consistently when he needs to go out. He knows sit, kennel up, and wait. He is improving on down and drop it. He responds to a spray bottle for redirection when verbal cues fail. Crow will need continued basic obedience training to help him mature into a well-mannered adult Dane.
Health: Crow is currently being treated for Giardia and hookworms, but is otherwise in good health.
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Fun Fact: Crow can stretch his long legs so far that he accidentally moves furniture—he has no idea how big he already is!
If you think Crow will be a great addition to your family, please reach out to us by following one of the options below.
1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and are an approved adopter with UMGDR, please contact Crow’s Placement Coordinator at michelle@thegreatdanerescue.com to learn more about him.
2. If you are not yet an approved adopter through UMGDR, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application and submit your $25 application fee to begin the process. After you have been approved, please reach out to Crow’s Placement Coordinator by emailing michelle@thegreatdanerescue.com.
This adorable Dane is located in Andover, MN.
NEWLY AVAILABLE
Introducing Crow!
Playful Happy Curious Energetic
Personality: Crow is a very sweet and affectionate Great Dane who is full of puppy energy. Though he’s already a big boy, he is very much still a puppy at heart—curious, goofy, busy, and learning the ropes of life. He loves to play and explore, often carrying toys around or looking for the next fun thing to do. He is still figuring out what counts as a toy, so shoes and household items should be kept out of reach. Crow forms deep attachments to his person and loves being involved in whatever they’re doing.
Socialness: Crow may be initially shy of new people and loud or unfamiliar sounds, but with time, reassurance, and positive experiences, he becomes more confident. Having another dog in the home helps him see that people are safe, and he may warm up more quickly when he sees other dogs interacting positively. He has no experience with young children and can be clumsy due to his size and enthusiasm, so any kids in his forever home should be older and dog-savvy. Crow is playful with other dogs but may struggle with dominant males—he does best with friendly female dogs or non-assertive canine companions. He is curious but respectful with cats and shows no aggression.
Likes:
Dislikes:
Training: Crow is crate trained—he eats in his crate, sleeps there at night, and is kenneled when his foster is out of the house. He is not destructive when uncrated but will counter surf and occasionally pick up non-toy items. He is housebroken but still learning to signal consistently when he needs to go out. He knows sit, kennel up, and wait. He is improving on down and drop it. He responds to a spray bottle for redirection when verbal cues fail. Crow will need continued basic obedience training to help him mature into a well-mannered adult Dane.
Health: Crow is currently being treated for Giardia and hookworms, but is otherwise in good health.
Forever Home Wishlist:
Fun Fact: Crow can stretch his long legs so far that he accidentally moves furniture—he has no idea how big he already is!
If you think Crow will be a great addition to your family, please reach out to us by following one of the options below.
1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and are an approved adopter with UMGDR, please contact Crow’s Placement Coordinator at michelle@thegreatdanerescue.com to learn more about him.
2. If you are not yet an approved adopter through UMGDR, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application and submit your $25 application fee to begin the process. After you have been approved, please reach out to Crow’s Placement Coordinator by emailing michelle@thegreatdanerescue.com.
This adorable Dane is located in Andover, MN.
