What is it about big dogs that make them think they're lap dogs?
this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2023
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Okay, but how is that related to the picture? That's clearly a smol pup.
I'm sure it has never occurred to them that there is any kind of dog that is not a lap dog.
The couch is the only "dog bed" that's a comfy size. The fact that it's already occupied is just a minor inconvenience. Plus, dogs like to be close.
I'm 6'6", I've always wanted a dog that could put its paws on my shoulders and look me in the eye.
That dog looks like it could do that!
I’m pretty sure that dog could carry you around in between its paw pads and completely forget you’re there.
How big is that kid?
Snack-sized, according to the dog
You must be a cat person
I’m loyal to both
First thing you want to teach Great Dane is not to jump on you. They are big and heavy dogs who don't realize they are big and heavy. Add playfulness to that and it's a recipe for hurt.
Unless your name is Shaggy Rogers, sine ya know he can carry a full sized great dane and run at full fucken sprint.
Yeah but you can tell his dog is still heavy because when he starts running, it takes like 5 steps in place before he actually moves
Well that's no problem for him. Certainly takes less than 1% of his power.
It's that scoliosis. You can't tell how jacked and tall he really is.
common misconception with these home-trained equines
Now I understand why, in D&D, Small creatures can ride Mastiffs.
I'm almost positive that's a Dalmation.
It's a Great Dane.
Harlequin Great Dane, to be more exact! Nice pattern.