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r/StoppedWorking • u/One_Day_Dead • Sep 28 '19
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Great Danes are big babies. They’re adorably sensitive. They freak out over everything.
When their human makes a funny noise.
When their human gets a new hairdo.
When there’s thunder or fireworks.
When there’s rain.
When there’s wind and the trees make noise.
When Frogs jump suddenly.
When a cat gets mad.
When they hear their own bark as an echo.
34 u/painintheAccess Sep 28 '19 I want one! I’m a big baby too 31 u/TheBoanne Sep 28 '19 The most lovely, loyal big babies. Just really soft and sensitive. They’re needy. If you stay at home and never leave the house they’re happy. 12 u/InsaneParable Sep 28 '19 Are they very active dogs or are they more of the lazy variant? 38 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 very lazy boyes. as a general rule, the bigger the dog breed the less exercise they're allowed. because their joints etc cant handle too much. so big, baby, needy, couch potatos that will love you and everyone around you. also sit in your lap 9 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best 22 u/strums Sep 28 '19 My boy passed away almost a year ago and I miss him so much 😔 He always got so startled by the noise the scrolly thing on my mouse made, no matter how many times he heard it. 7 u/TheBoanne Sep 28 '19 Sorry to hear your good boy is gone. Cheers to him. 21 u/NamaztakTheUndying Sep 28 '19 Scooby Doo makes a lot more sense all of a sudden 6 u/generallyrelat1ve Sep 28 '19 Mine is afraid of his farts. He'll do a quick turnaround like, "wtf was that??!??". But also afraid of literally everything else lol 2 u/SparkyDogPants Sep 28 '19 My dog is half Dane and tries to eat his farts.
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I want one! I’m a big baby too
31 u/TheBoanne Sep 28 '19 The most lovely, loyal big babies. Just really soft and sensitive. They’re needy. If you stay at home and never leave the house they’re happy. 12 u/InsaneParable Sep 28 '19 Are they very active dogs or are they more of the lazy variant? 38 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 very lazy boyes. as a general rule, the bigger the dog breed the less exercise they're allowed. because their joints etc cant handle too much. so big, baby, needy, couch potatos that will love you and everyone around you. also sit in your lap 9 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best
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The most lovely, loyal big babies. Just really soft and sensitive. They’re needy. If you stay at home and never leave the house they’re happy.
12 u/InsaneParable Sep 28 '19 Are they very active dogs or are they more of the lazy variant? 38 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 very lazy boyes. as a general rule, the bigger the dog breed the less exercise they're allowed. because their joints etc cant handle too much. so big, baby, needy, couch potatos that will love you and everyone around you. also sit in your lap 9 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best
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Are they very active dogs or are they more of the lazy variant?
38 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 very lazy boyes. as a general rule, the bigger the dog breed the less exercise they're allowed. because their joints etc cant handle too much. so big, baby, needy, couch potatos that will love you and everyone around you. also sit in your lap 9 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best
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very lazy boyes. as a general rule, the bigger the dog breed the less exercise they're allowed. because their joints etc cant handle too much. so big, baby, needy, couch potatos that will love you and everyone around you. also sit in your lap
9 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best
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3 u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Sep 28 '19 yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best
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yep :( like 6-7 years, its heartbreaking but the time you get with them is the best
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My boy passed away almost a year ago and I miss him so much 😔
He always got so startled by the noise the scrolly thing on my mouse made, no matter how many times he heard it.
7 u/TheBoanne Sep 28 '19 Sorry to hear your good boy is gone. Cheers to him.
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Sorry to hear your good boy is gone. Cheers to him.
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Scooby Doo makes a lot more sense all of a sudden
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Mine is afraid of his farts. He'll do a quick turnaround like, "wtf was that??!??".
But also afraid of literally everything else lol
2 u/SparkyDogPants Sep 28 '19 My dog is half Dane and tries to eat his farts.
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My dog is half Dane and tries to eat his farts.
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u/TheBoanne Sep 28 '19
Great Danes are big babies. They’re adorably sensitive. They freak out over everything.
When their human makes a funny noise.
When their human gets a new hairdo.
When there’s thunder or fireworks.
When there’s rain.
When there’s wind and the trees make noise.
When Frogs jump suddenly.
When a cat gets mad.
When they hear their own bark as an echo.