Wolfhound X Daniff (Great Dane X Dogue de Bordeaux Mastiff)

One time chance to get an amazing new buddy. Father already castrated so wont be another litter. This is a mixed bunch of colours and sized pups. Currently 9 weeks and weigh 6-11kg.

Mother is an Irish Wolfhound and father is a Daniff (Great Dane X Sogue De Bordeaux Mastiff). Father imported from UK. Mother weighs near 60kg and father weighs over 70kg. Both are family pets living indoors with young children and brought up with a mix of livestock, dogs and cats. Both parents very loving gentle giants and I hope this will show through in the puppies.

Puppies had worming, flea treatment, microchip and received 1st vaccine. 2nd vaccine due in 2 weeks time (I'm happy holding onto them until they get their 2nd vaccine).

Puppy 1 male- one of most outgoing

Puppy 2 female- 2nd smallest, inquisitive

Puppy 3 female- lighter fawn, friendly

Puppy 4 male- smallest, quiet

Puppy 5 female- heavier body like mastiff, shy

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