Great Danes

@raptorx1 · 4 years ago

Great Danes - Their Origin And Temperament

The origin of Great Danes, like that of many other varieties of dogs, is so obscure that all researches have only resulted in speculative theories, but the undoubted antiquity of this dog is proved b...

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@GreatWhiteSnark · 2 years ago

A Busy Saturday at the Kennels

On Saturday, at work, I exercised nearly a hundred and twenty (120) dogs in the space of four and a half hours. I don't think I've worked that hard or quickly for nearly a year, the last time the kenn...

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@Teekeyswrites · 5 months ago

The Loyal Companion: Celebrating the Joy of Dogs

Dogs have been humanity's faithful friends for thousands of years, providing unwavering loyalty, affection, and companionship. From tiny Chihuahuas to majestic Great Danes, dogs come in all shapes an...

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@Sarijo · 2 years ago

Knowing the Type of Leash in Dogs

For those of you, the owners of dogs as pets at home, you may already be familiar with the name leash or leash when taking your dog for a walk. There are various types of leash or harness on dogs but...

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@wilddreamings · 3 years ago

Why Can't I Get Lost?

In 2001, just before the Twin Towers collapsed, I got lost in Europe with my four year old son. Literally lost. Being Australian, one cathedral looked the same as the next. One cobbled streets was i...

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@CatAndDogTips · 3 years ago

The Dog Breeds That Bark The Most...And The Least

I was asked recently my opinion as to which dog breeds bark the most and gave the answer that, in my experience, smaller breeds were the most likely to bark randomly. It set me thinking that maybe my...

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@RashidMalik · 2 years ago

Today in History #1

Assalam o alaikum, hola, hello, good evening. How are you doing all? Are you ok? Feeling well? Ya, i hope you will be happy and satisfied to your life. As for me, I'm feeling sick since yesterday, act...

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@rafaelperez · 3 years ago

My Great Dane and I

Today I woke up thinking that I could write, and my childhood dog came to mind. In 1994, in one of my walks at my friend Virgilio's house, he had a GRAN DANES dog hunt, they had 4 puppies, there I bo...

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@PVMihalache · 1 year ago

Visiting Repton - The Historic Capital Of Mercia

I was blessed to visit the wonderful village of Repton - the historic capital of Mercia. If you watched the Last Kingdom, you know I am talking about top heritage and epic battles. Repton is a village...

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@virtualvariety · 3 years ago

A rather peculiar civilization - Meet the Vikings

Source In Virtual Variety we love to learn, we love to investigate and share what we know, that's why we are lovers of History, because with it we learn from the past, without it we are lost. That...

2 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Rahim420 · 4 years ago

Churchill Club: School Escape Teen Detective

Who doesn't like to read detective stories! Detective stories are very popular, especially among school-college teenagers. Many people think of themselves as big detectives while reading detective st...

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@Erik8 · 4 years ago

Vasa to attraction from disaster

August 10, 1628 was a beautiful summer day in Stockholm, the Swedish capital. People filled the harbor docks when the great royal warship Vasa made its first voyage to the Swedish Navy after three ye...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Legend of Unicorns

You can call the Middle Ages a mystical or dark period. However, there is a well-known fact that every innovation that emerges brings with it a sense of curiosity. Unicorns may not be re...

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@Mahfufzur9679 · 4 years ago

When Belinda Clark scored cricket's first ODI double hundred

As Mel Jones stood at the non-striker's end with her batting partner on the cusp of history, all she could think about was how she would celebrate Belinda Clark becoming the first cricketer to score a...

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@Mdmehedinayem1231 · 4 years ago

Englind post.

that is part of the United Kingdom.[7][8][9] It shares land borders with Wales to its west and Scotland to its north. The Irish Sea lies northwest of England and the Celtic Sea to the southwest. Engla...

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@Amax33 · 3 years ago

Stonehenge story

When was Stonehenge built? Who made it? What was the purpose of making this work and infinitely another questions… In the following article, I will answer some of these questions. Stonehenge can be...

3 likes · 0 comments · Earth is beautiful (7cf7)

@Yanadya · 3 years ago

Brother & Sister Love

Siblings share the same childhood, the same parents, and the same home. As a result, brothers and sisters share many of the same memories, hopes, and dreams. Even as children, your brothers and sist...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Germanic & Celtic

In order to prevent a common misunderstanding, let me start by making clear that "Germanic" is not the same as "German". In English the country naming itself "Deutschland" is called Germany. This cre...

5 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@dbuzz · 3 years ago

Recap of this Week's Posts by D.Buzz Vol.63

Recap of this week's posts by D.Buzz For the week ending on : (9/5/2021) | Vol.63 What's buzzing, friends! Who here knows the story of the Soviet submarine U-359? It is an interesting tale an...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Unbelievable Female Viking Warriors

Lagertha From Lagertha (also known as Ladgerda) only IX of Saxo Grammaticus' 'Gesta Danorum' (History of the Danes). It is mentioned in the section. Legendary hero Ragnar Lothbrok comes to Norway to...

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