Pickles the female IKC Registered Great Dane is looking for her forever sofa

For rehoming: a beautiful female Great Dane called Pickles. She is predominantly black with white markings, located in Lusk. This dog is nearly 2 years old and is a wonderful example of the breed's affectionate temperament. She has been IKC registered, fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring her health and well-being.

Great Danes are known for their gentle and friendly nature, often described as "gentle giants." Despite their large size, they are typically easygoing and get along well with children, making them excellent family companions. They are also protective and loyal, forming strong bonds with their family. If you are looking for a loving and devoted dog, this Great Dane could be the perfect addition to your home.

Pickles is been rehomed as she does not get along with my older female Great Dane and it is no longer safe to keep them together. She will only be homed as a one dog household or with a male.

She loves her sofa and cuddles. Will give you all the love you can possibly desire. Believes that she is a lap dog.

Looking for her sofa. Must be an inside dog. Please contact me with any questions.

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