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ok thanks for all the replies guys I had previously done my study on great danes and I was aware of their laziness and small exercise needs the question I was more trying to get at was more so towards if 3 dogs could be happy in this size yard and if people had experience with this size yard and this number of dogs. Thanks heaps for the link to honey, great website and this assures me even more this is the breed for me, I have always been into teaching my dogs, not for showing or for competion but more or less for my own satisfaction with the dog itself and for our relationship. I know it will be hard to introduce the new pup but I trust the two dogs that he will be joining they are both well socialized with everything from cats to children, believe me the cat was a little hard at first for the vizsla she thought the cat was prey at first but now they sleep together when we take the dogs to the parents house. He is coming from a registered breeder I wont name them just in case they dont want everyone checking up on them. My real biggest concern was with the age of when they could be left trusted to play with other dogs and thanks for that answer. Well we had already talked about it and had decided the dane would be inside as long as he needed to before he was able to be outside withthe other dogs and the others will never be 100% inside dogs I am not comfortable with that and she understands although i dont believe the other two would be happy either they enjoy to run and sniff for a while then just crash out for a while and do it all again

Yeah once I get him I'll be joining for sure. He is from anvildane a breeder in singleton close to me and after checking the parents out I knew I wanted to buy from them. How old do you think he should be before I let him be outside with the others? The wei is lazy as but the vizsla can be a little rough sometimes, no I expect they will be inside quite a bit I'm not really forthem being there 100% of the time but surely my girlfriend will end up making me change my mind I'm too weak to say no to her and them

hey guys its been ages since I got a chance to come online thanks for all the responses I've decided to buy a pup he is a solid black male and i should get him in about 8 weeks.

Yeah well summer is easy for me as I come home and there is plenty daylight still left sometimes winter gets a bit dark but as a uni student my girlfriend gets plenty of time at home and the two we have now seem to be enjoying our new area. Thanks for the reply mate just want some reassurance and make sure that i dont make a mistake i could never let a dog go to the pound and giving it away would be to hard forme

Hey guys I've recently became a new home owner, I have reasonably sized house on a 800-900 m2 block the backyard is pretty big for this size as the house is pushed forward on the block. I own two amazing dogs with my partner a Hungarian Vizsla and a Weimaraner. They are both well trained, looked after and walked regularley. I work full-time and she is a uni student. Anyways getting to the real question here these two seem happy here with the time they get with us, we both really want a great dane but im worried this space is too limited for the third dog even though i have read great danes are low-medium energy. The other two seem very happy here and I am looking for some suggestions on what people think on the yard size vs number of dogs concept. We love dogs and take care of them as well as we can money is not an issue and time isnot for my partner and even after a long day at work I always find time for my two girls, oh and my girlfriend.