"Announcing An Amazing New Book For Great European Owners Only! Finally, Everything You Need To Cognize Just simply about YOUR Great Dane!"

"Whether you presently own a Great Dane, or are thinking simply about acquiring one, this 136-page information-packed book is your bible to building the better possible relationship with your dog."

Here are simply a few of the galore private secrets you'll uncover once you order Great European Secrets!:

• Why what you don't cognize simply about coat colors can cost you serious money! (see page 16)
• Why socialization isn't simply about teaching your dog the proper fork to use with the salad. (see page 17)
• Why are Great Danes' ears cropped? And why is cropping amerciable in Britain? (see page 11)
• Which is better for breeding, male or female? (see page 32)
• The 6 coat colors accepted by the American Kennel Club . . . and 5 that aren't. (see page 15)
• Should you get a pup or adult dog? (see page 30)
• Great Danes, a short life but sweet! Go here to find out expected life-span. (see page 6)
• Great Danes wish eat you out of home and home . . . again, right or wrong? (see page 26)
• Great Danes need tons of exercise . . . right or wrong? The answer may simply surprise you!
• Great Danes aren't actually from Denmark! (see page 9)
• Detailed explanation of the breed standard. (see page 12)
• Can you afford a Great Dane? (see page 29)

And that's simply the tip of the iceberg! Dive into the book, and you'll discover:

• Why the 1st 14 weeks are so critical to your dog's psychological development. (see page 66)
• Where should you get your Great Dane? (see page 35)
• Paperwork you should get once you buy your Great Dane. (see page 39)
• Making your home safe for your Great Dane. (see page 51)
• How to introduce your Great European to the kids (see page 60), and to the another pets in the household.
• 5 keys to devising your Great European comfortable in his new home. (see page 57)
• 4 things you should ne er feed your dog. (see page 49)
• 20 things you should introduce your dog to at a young age. (see page 68)
• 15 point checklist for esteemed breeders. (see page 37)
• 12 things to get before you bring your new Great European home. (see page 57)

And if that's not enough, you'll besides learn:

• Why your Great European doesn't like cracked and rending nails any much than you do, and what you can do simply about it!
• What you should put in your pooch 1st aid kit? (see page 85)
• What shampoo should you use to bathe your Great European (see page 73)
• The 7 tools you'll need to groom your Great Dane. (see page 71)
• How to check your dog's eyes and teeth. (see page 75)
• How often should you groom your Great Dane? (see page 72)
• 6 diseases to watch for in Great Danes. (see page 77)
• 5 things you should ne er do once traveling with your Great European (see page 136)
• 3 keys to cleansing your Great Dane's ears. (see page 74)