Delta

About Delta (Dogue allemand) in Harnett County

Delta is waiting for you at CrisisDogsNC in United States. Meet Delta — a 2 year old, 122 lb Great Dane with a giant frame, a giant heart, and a wonderfully pure spirit! Quick Facts: Name: Delta Breed: Great Dane Age: 2 years old Weight: 122 lbs. House-Trained: Yes Crate-Trained: Yes Good with Dogs: Yes (loves to play!) Good with Cats: Yes Good with Kids: Only older, teenage kids due to her size Energy Level: Medium - High Fence Required: Yes About Delta’s Breed: Our best guess is that Delta is a Great Dane breed. Great Danes are known as gentle giants — affectionate, social, and deeply loyal dogs who love being close to their people. Despite their massive size, they’re typically calm, friendly, and easygoing, with a playful streak that shows up in zoomies and goofy antics. They thrive on companionship and often think they’re lap dogs, leaning in for affection whenever they can. Their ideal home is one with plenty of space, consistent exercise, and lots of human interaction. Because of their size and energy needs, a fenced yard is often important, along with a family familiar with large breed care. Great Danes do best in homes that can offer structure, gentle training, and the time and attention they crave. With the right environment, they become incredibly loving, loyal, and wonderfully charming companions. What to Love about Delta: Delta is social, affectionate, and loves making friends with both dogs and cats. She’s playful and silly, especially when she gets the zoomies in the backyard or when she’s squeaking her favorite toys! And when she’s not playing, she’s a total cuddle bug who loves nothing more than leaning in for affection. Delta is a big fan of car rides — especially when she can stick her head out the window or sunroof to feel the breeze. She’s great on a leash, an easygoing playmate, and has excellent house manners. She’s potty trained, crate trained, and can be trusted loose in the house when you’re away. Her only fear? Vacuum cleaners — they’