By: Mary Brooke HolcombInspired by: Hauss Hollister Blue Common Core North Carolina Standard for Kindergarten Science: K.L.1.:Compare characteristics of animals that make them alike and different from other animals and nonliving things. Objectives: K.L.1.1.: Compare different types of the same animal (i.e. different types of dogs, different types of cats, etc.) to determine individual differences within a particular type of animal. K.L.1.2.: Compare characteristics of living and nonliving things in terms of their: structure, growth, changes, movement, and basic needs.
Great Danes: Hauss Hollister Blue |
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Hauss, our 3 year old male Great Dane playing in a pond.  Hauss' favorite place to sleep. Fortunately, he's good at sharing the couch.  This is what a Great Dane looks like curled up in a ball sleeping. 
Hauss loves his baths.  |
A typical day in the life of our Great Dane, Hauss. He loves taking naps on our couch.
 Hauss cuddling with Tim on the couch. 
Tim, Izzy, and Hauss resting after a long play in the snow. Hauss plays really well with the cat. 
Izzy takes over while Hauss is sleeping.  These pictures show how loving and caring of a dog Great Danes can be. Hauss is an example of a Great Dane who is loyal, caring and loving. Hauss is the protector of the family and would never let anyone hurt us. Also, he is an amazing dog who gets along great with our cat, Izzy. He is calm most of the time and all he wants to do is please us. He does get excited when he hears "you want to go for a walk?" or "want to go for a ride?", since he enjoys being around people and going places. Hauss is my first dog and the best dog I could ever imagine owning. |
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