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What kind of dog is that?
She's a Blue Great Dane. She'll be 3 in December.
She's a total comedian.
She's great! Our 10 year old blue merle dane passed away last November, and our new black dane is my new woodworking buddy. One thing is for sure, they don't like sitting or laying on hard surfaces, and will seek out any softer surface that they can find! wonderful pics.
It appears to be the best breed in the world a Great Dane. This one is a "Blue" Dane. I have a six month old of the same breed, a female named Glacier.