Daniff for Sale

About Daniff

Danish dogs are a hybrid developed from Great Danes and Mastiffs. This breed belongs to the giant group of dogs and is sometimes called Mastidane, English Daniff, Italian Daniff, and Great Daniff. The male Daniffs can grow up to 35 inches, while the females can grow up to 30 inches. Daniffs weigh between 115 to 130 lbs with a lifespan of 8-12 years.  

Daniff is a large dog that needs more space and wins you over with its stellar personality. This breed will love and protect you always. They are devoted and affectionate to their families.

This guide will cover more features of this breed, its living needs, its pros and cons, and frequently asked questions. If you find this canine interesting, check the ads above for Daniff dogs for sale near me or Daniff Mastidane puppies for sale.

The Origin and History of Daniff

Daniff has a very scanty history, unlike its parents, Great Danes and Mastiffs. No one exactly knows where Great Danes and Mastiff mix breed started. This lovely giant dog is gradually becoming popular in various countries.

Daniff was registered by International Designer Canine Registry in 2009, and it’s thought to have been bred around 20 years ago. Its parents, the Greats Danes, were developed four centuries ago, while Mastiff was in the 15^th Century.

Daniff General Features

Appearance	The giant dog comes in black, fawn, blue, brindle, mantel, and harlequin colors. Eyes are brown and noses black.
Coat	Smooth with short fur and short
Litter size	6- 8 puppies
Temperament	Easy-going, overprotective, friendly, brave, like cuddling on the couch
Activities	Long walks, snuggling, boating, and tug
Skin type	Fur
Feeding habits	Omnivores – can survive on meat, raw food, fruits

 

Behaviors of Daniff

Daniff is your family's best watchdog; they will always defend your family. They can be vocal, but only when a threat is approaching. Daniffs will relate well with your kids and other pets. They won’t react to the kids even when they play rough games. Nevertheless, ensure you train your Daniff puppy to interact with children to make them gentler.

On the contrary, these dogs are harsh to strangers due to their protective instincts. They will bark at strangers and can even bite them. So, ensure you train your dog on better socialization to prevent biting. Read the tips on dog bite prevention.

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How Should You Care for Daniff?

1. Dietary Requirements of Danish and Allergies

Daniff requires 4 cups of nutritious food daily. Their diet should be formulated for large breeds with medium energy levels. If you want to supply a variety of diets to your Daniff, select high-quality canned or homemade dog food. The food should contain protein from quality meat sources, fatty acids, carbs, vegetables, vitamins, and minerals. Remember to provide fresh water; it's essential for the dog.

Pay attention to your dog’s feeding habits to prevent boating. If your pet feeds too fast, use a slow feeder or divide the food into several meals.

2. Grooming Care

Daniffs are light shedders, and their hair is short. Thus, it’s easy to groom them. They require a thorough brushing once a week with a comb, slicker, or pin brush. But, during the shedding seasons, you should brush the coat three times a week.

Daniffs have large teeth, and they require more attention during brushing. You should gently its teeth at least three times a week using appropriate toothpaste.

If your dog has wrinkles, check on them daily. Use a damp cloth to wipe between the wrinkles to inhibit bacterial growth in moist conditions. Your dog still needs nail care; clip them when they get long.

3. Exercise and Training Needs

Daniff puppies are very active and eager to exercise, unlike the adult dog, that likes lying on the couch. You should be fit to keep up with the pup’s energy, but it's best not to overdo it. Ensure you motivate the adults to join you while jogging, biking, hiking, or exploring to keep fit.

Moreover, provide various toys to keep your dog stimulated and prevent boredom. If they are too idle, the dogs will become destructive by chewing house items.

Great Dane and Mastiff mix are trainable though it depends on your mechanism. Start engaging the pups while still young on socialization and obedience. Aim at training the pups to become less aggressive to strangers, and avoid chewing house items and other destructive behaviors.

4. Potential Health Threats

Daniff has fairly good health, but sometimes it’s affected by the parents’ health conditions. These common health problems include:

• Bloat
• Cancer
• Heart issues like coronary
• Elbow and hip dysplasia
• Deafness
• Hypothyroidism
• Osteosarcoma

What is the Price of Daniff Dog?

The average Daniff puppy price offered by most breeders is between $1000 -$1500. The price depends on the breeder's credibility, breed quality,  and age. Some dogs may cost more, up to $3000 if it’s high quality, and even low as $600 for young puppies. You can still acquire this Dorgi pup for less than $500 through adoption.  

Should You Own Daniff Puppy?

Below is a list of Daniff's pros and cons that you should consider before buying this pet. These points will help you make a wise decision about this breed:

Pros

• Excellent watchdogs
• Affectionate pets
• Low -maintenance coats
• Relates well with children and pets
• Very smart

Cons

• Large size and require supervision when interacting with small kids
• Require more socialization and training when young
• They suffer from separation anxiety
• They are chaotic to handle through excessive drooling, climbing on you, and knocking things down.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do Daniffs Drool?

Yes, Daniffs are droolers though it's much better than their parents. It's best to protect your furniture from getting wet.

2. Are Daniffs Good Guard Dogs?

Daniffs are excellent guard dogs to have at home. They have inherited protective instincts from their parents, who are both protective. They will always alert you when there is a stranger in the house.

3. How Fast Can Daniffs Run?

These dogs have a fast speed though the exact number is unknown.

4. What Space Do Daniffs Require?

Daniff is a large dog and will require ample living space. This dog likes living outdoors though it has moderate energy for exercise. It will enjoy living in a spacious yard where it can explore and play when interested. However, if you don’t have that spacious compound, you could still own Daniff, but ensure you take it for walks in the park or neighboring walkways.

5. What's Unique about Daniff Breed?

Daniff stands out due to its large size yet gentle temperament. As a protective dog, most people expect it to be aggressive, but it’s not. You can consider other large and clam breeds like Daniff, such as Irish Wolfhound and Newfoundland.

6. Does Daniff Get Along with Other Pets

Daniffs relate well with pets like cats, rabbits, birds, and dogs. They maintain their herding instincts from their ancestors and have a low prey drive. Thus, they remain calm unless they are threatened.

In Summary                                                                          

Daniff will become a great companion for your family if you devote your time and affection. They are loyal, protective, and affectionate to their families. Despite their large size, these dogs are calm and require moderate exercise.

You can keep Daniff if you provide the appropriate living needs like space, food, exercise, and healthcare. It’s also best to offer attention to this dog to make it happy and build a bond. If you are interested in a loyal and protective pet, we got Daniff puppies for sale near me and Daniff dogs for sale.