Precious Pearl

Precious Pearl is certainly a rare gem and a gentle giant! At a year old, she weighs 85 pounds and is still growing.<br/><br/>Pearl loves other dogs and would likely do best in a home with another dog buddy. She loves big dogs and little dogs, and she’s also wonderful with kitties, even though my cats are smaller than Pearl's head!.<br/><br/>Pearl was raised around children, and although she is certainly gentle enough to be around small kids, she would probably overwhelm a small child simply because of her size.<br/><br/>There’s not an aggressive bone in her body, and her favorite activity is being a real couch potato.<br/><br/>Pearl bonds beautifully – there seems to be no end to her love!<br/><br/>Pearl is completely housebroken and loves to just sleep in her dog bed and keep her humans in her sight. She’s wonderfully attentive and easily trainable.<br/><br/>Great Danes are laid-back and calm. They love to lounge on the couch, making them excellent companions with whom to watch a Netflix movie! When resting, they often sit still or pose majestically while guarding their owners. Danes are very mellow and calm couch potatoes.<br/><br/>Of course, Pearly is spayed and up to date on all of her shots. She’s microchipped and perfectly healthy, and I have her medical records to pass on to her new forever home.<br/><br/>I am a firm believer is having potential adopters take a pup home for a “sleepover” to see how your family, your other pets, and your new best buddy all get along. We always take our rascals back if it isn’t a good fit. <br/><br/>To meet this beautiful pupper and the rest of my foster pups (and maybe even have a sleepover), pls<br/>email findabestbuddy@gmail.com or call 858-602-2061<br/><br/>• findabestbuddy@gmail.com<br/>• (858) 602-2061

Precious Pearl is certainly a rare gem and a gentle giant! At a year old, she weighs 85 pounds and is still growing.

Pearl loves other dogs and would likely do best in a home with another dog buddy. She loves big dogs and little dogs, and she’s also wonderful with kitties, even though my cats are smaller than Pearl's head!.

Pearl was raised around children, and although she is certainly gentle enough to be around small kids, she would probably overwhelm a small child simply because of her size.

There’s not an aggressive bone in her body, and her favorite activity is being a real couch potato.

Pearl bonds beautifully – there seems to be no end to her love!

Pearl is completely housebroken and loves to just sleep in her dog bed and keep her humans in her sight. She’s wonderfully attentive and easily trainable.

Great Danes are laid-back and calm. They love to lounge on the couch, making them excellent companions with whom to watch a Netflix movie! When resting, they often sit

Precious Pearl is certainly a rare gem and a gentle giant! At a year old, she weighs 85 pounds and is still growing.

Pearl loves other dogs and would likely do best in a home with another dog buddy. She loves big dogs and little dogs, and she’s also wonderful with kitties, even though my cats are smaller than Pearl's head!.

Pearl was raised around children, and although she is certainly gentle enough to be around small kids, she would probably overwhelm a small child simply because of her size.

There’s not an aggressive bone in her body, and her favorite activity is being a real couch potato.

Pearl bonds beautifully – there seems to be no end to her love!

Pearl is completely housebroken and loves to just sleep in her dog bed and keep her humans in her sight. She’s wonderfully attentive and easily trainable.

Great Danes are laid-back and calm. They love to lounge on the couch, making them excellent companions with whom to watch a Netflix movie! When resting, they often sit still or pose majestically while guarding their owners. Danes are very mellow and calm couch potatoes.

Of course, Pearly is spayed and up to date on all of her shots. She’s microchipped and perfectly healthy, and I have her medical records to pass on to her new forever home.

I am a firm believer is having potential adopters take a pup home for a “sleepover” to see how your famil