Harlequin Merle Great Dane Puppy

The great dane is a german breed of domestic dog known for its large size.

Harlequin merle great dane puppy.

Given that great dane puppies typically weight 1 2 pounds and are well over a 100 pounds as adults that s a lot of growth to account for and should come as no surprise that the spots change. Juhree collier choctaw ok 73020. Aged 5 who measured 111 8 cm 44 0 in from paw to shoulder. No puppies are available.

Akc breeder of merit. It s also free to list your available puppies and litters on our site. The tallest living dog is another dane named freddy measuring 103 5 cm 40 7 in. This breeder demonstrate a commitment to the akc community dedication to their breed s and actively promote the sport of purebred dogs.

However the latter is the preferred breeding method. The record holder for the tallest dog ever is a great dane called zeus died september 2014. Harlequin mantle merle and piebald great danes. Standing 28 to 32 inches tall and weighing between 110 and 175 pounds the great dane is difficult to miss and the harlequin great dane has the added singularity of a stunning and unique coat.

Great dane harlequin romance. Harlequin great danes typically have a white coat with black spots or patches according to the american kennel club s breed standard with a. Find harlequin great dane puppies and dogs from a breeder near you. Contact for more information.

However these spots may change shape shift around and even grow as the dog gets older. A great dane will have a harlequin coat as long as they have only one dominant allele for both harlequin h and merle m. Yes harlequin great dane puppies are born with spots. Having a merle great dane is dependent on having the merle gene which is responsible for the grey base coat.

All of our puppies from our 2020 litters are now under contract. Most harlequin great danes are as healthy as any other great dane. The same can be expected when breeding a harlequin and a mantle great dane. Since breeding two harlequin dogs can give rise to double merles.