Great Dane

"Great Danes start off small but grow up to be large, lovable Petz."  - Dogz 4  The Great Dane is a breed of dog that first appeared in Dogz. They were first known as Bootz, and importing a Bootz into Petz II will give you a Great Dane. They are commonly simply called Danes.

Dogz
"Bootz, like setters, grow up to be big, strong Dogz. You may have met your match in the tug-o-war game with these Dogz."  - Dogz 

Dogz II
"An overly loving and eager breed of Dogz, Great Danes can be quite clumsy and are often unaware of their large size; Dogz of this breed will accident

ally bump into toyz or step on smaller Dogz or sleeping Catz. Great Danes love to wrestle and play with other Dogz and adore playing with the mice and chew toy. If left alone, your Great Dane will probably howl for your attention - and you will be sure to know when your Great Dane is on the chase, this breed's bark is unmistakable. Be sure to feed your Great Dane LOTS of food, these Dogz eat with a gusto!"  - Petz.com   "Great Danes start off small, but grow up to be large, loveable Petz. Dogz of this breed are mild-mannered and get along well with other Petz, but just can't help being a bit clumsy because of their size."  - Dogz 3 

Appearance
Great Danes' eyes can be either 2, 6 or heterochromatic with the left eye 2 and the right eye 6, although this will not be inherited; the game's genetics will only recognize and pass on the right eye 6.

1/3 of red Great Danes have a black patch on the top of their snout that is an inheritable marking.

Red Great Danes are the only variety that passes on a link between snout color and eyebrow color. Breeding other colors will cause the eyebrows to inherit the body coat color.

Improved Files

 * Black Mist Crittery: Great Dane with realistic colors.
 * Cargo: Puffy Dane and Great Dane with lip lines.
 * Carolyn's Creations: Great Dane with variations:
 * Petz 3
 * Petz 4
 * Petz 5

Trivia

 * Bootz in Dogz is described as a setter, not the Great Dane it would later become.
 * Great Danes are one of the breeds that had real-life stuffed toys created of them to coincide with the original Dogz game, albeit in their original "setter" look with floppy ears.