I heard great danes and st.bernards are hard to train?
Temperament(Great Dane) The Great Dane’s large and imposing appearance belies its friendly nature; the breed is often referred to as a gentle giant.[5] Great Danes are generally well-disposed toward other dogs, other non-canine pets and humans. As with all dogs, they should be supervised around young children.[5] Great Danes can be protective and make good guard dogs. Some Great Danes — as with any breed — can have dominance issues, can be aggressive with other dogs, or chase small animals; however, this is not typical.[16] Temperament(St. Bernard) St. Bernards, like all very large dogs, must be well socialized with people and other dogs while young if they are to be safely kept as a pet. A St. Bernard not properly introduced to and socialized with children from a young age can pose a threat, not having learned to distinguish between a child and other, smaller animals. Extremely loyal, the St. Bernard is eager to please its owners. Due to its large adult size, it is essential that prop
