Apollo's Harlequin Great Dane Markings
Harlequin Great Danes are known for contrasting patches distributed
across a lighter base coat. Because the location and shape of those
patches differ between individual puppies, Apollo's photographs
provide the clearest representation of his own markings.
Color can help families narrow their search, but it should be
considered alongside health documentation, age, gender and the
long-term requirements of raising a giant-breed dog.
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Apollo's Development at 9 Weeks
Nine weeks is still an early developmental stage. A new family can
begin introducing Apollo to a predictable daily schedule involving
meals, sleep, house-training opportunities and short periods of
age-appropriate learning.
Starting simple leash and handling routines while he is young can
also help prepare for the physical changes that occur as a male
Great Dane grows.
Apollo's Puppy Health Records
Apollo receives age-appropriate puppy care before placement.
His available records travel with him so his future veterinarian
can review his previous care and recommend the next steps.
- Veterinary health check
- Age-appropriate vaccination information
- Deworming information
- Health certificate
- AKC registration paperwork
- 2-year health guarantee
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Apollo's Breeding Background
Apollo comes from our registered Great Dane breeding program.
Breed-relevant health considerations for adult breeding dogs include
evaluations involving hips, eyes, cardiac health and thyroid health.
We do not publish an assumed sire-and-dam combination on Apollo's
page. Exact pedigree information should remain connected to the
individual documentation associated with the puppy.
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Planning for a Male Great Dane
Apollo's present puppy size changes quickly during development.
His future family should consider adult-sized sleeping space,
transportation, appropriate walking equipment and safe areas for
everyday movement.
Nutrition should also be planned with giant-breed development in
mind. Apollo's veterinarian can advise his owner on food quantity,
body condition and appropriate exercise as he grows.
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What Apollo Comes Home With
- AKC registration paperwork
- Available vaccination records
- Deworming information
- Health certificate
- Written 2-year health guarantee
- Puppy identification information
These records should be provided to Apollo's veterinarian after he
joins his new household.
Apollo's Pickup & Delivery Options
Apollo can be picked up in Chula Vista, California by confirmed
appointment after reservation. Transportation can also be discussed
for families throughout all 50 U.S. states, including Alaska and
Hawaii.
- Delivery Van: $300 — buyer provides crate
- Air / Flight Nanny: $450
- Express Air: $500 — crate provided
Delivery costs are separate from Apollo's $1,200 puppy price.
International shipping is not offered.
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How to Reserve Apollo
Apollo can be reserved with a $400 deposit. Families ready to
proceed with his full listed price can submit a Buy Now request for
$1,200. The inquiry option is available for questions before making
either request.
Submitting the form does not automatically reserve Apollo.
Reservation or purchase status is confirmed after the applicable
payment has been received and confirmed.
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