Jasper and Lainey

Courtesy listing for our friends at James A Brennans Humane Society at 437 Nine Mile Tree Rd in Gloverscille NYMEET JASPER and LAINEY - OUR GENTLE GIANTS! Sometimes bigger really is better and these two prove it every single dayJasper and Lainey are Great Danes looking for their forever homes!Jasper: approx. 3 to 4 years old, ~160 lbsLainey: approx. 2 to3 years old, ~120 lbsJust take a look at them... and yes, they are every bit as big as they look! These two came to us from a breeder situation and are still learning what it means to be part of a home. They are big, goofy, sweet dogs who are discovering affection, routine, and the good life one day at a time.The Details:- Spayed/Neutered- Vaccinated- Microchipped- 4DX tested They get along well together but are NOT bonded and can be adopted separately.PLEASE READ:GIANT BREED RESPONSIBILITYThese are not just large dogs they are GIANT dogs:Jasper is pushing 160 lbsLainey is around 120 lbsThat meansThey take up a LOT of space (your couch is now theirs)Food, vet care, and supplies are more expensiveThey are strong and require confident handlingCounters, tables, and anything within reach are fair gameEverything is scaled up, beds, crates, messes ... and LOVEWhat they need:Homes prepared for giant breed ownershipPatience as they continue learning life outside of a breeder settingContinued work on housebreakingStructure, consistency, and guidanceFamilies ready for goofy personalities in extra large bodiesThey do walk on leash, but like many dogs without traditional home experience, they'll need continued training and support.These two are truly special dogs who just need someone willing to give them the time and understanding they deserve. Watching them learn how to "just be dogs" has been incredible and now it's their turn to find homes of their own.Message us on Facebook or call 518-725-0115Applications and meet and greets available during normal business hoursPlease be sure you are fully prepared for the commitment of a giant breed before applying.Big dogs and even bigger hearts