Finding Great Danes Florida

The race Great Danes Florida was first recorded in Germany. Although it is known under this name, the Great Danes has no connection with Denmark whatsoever, so we could say this name is improper.

The history and the origins of this race are complicated, and several theories about Great Danes Florida appeared.

One of those theories says that those dogs were used since antiquity. This theory is sustained by a Greek coin from 36 B.C. having a picture of the Great Danes on it. However, it seems like those dogs were brought here by a migrating population from Asia.

Aspect and dimensions of Great Danes Florida

Characterized as the equivalent of the god Apollo from the Greek mythology amongst dogs, the Great Danes Florida means a noble aspect, force, pride, and elegance. This race is a part of the gigantic races of dogs. It is strong, with a well proportioned body, with a short back, a lifted chest, and straight strong legs. It has a medium length tail that sits down if the dog is sitting, but it also curves nicely when the dog is in action.

The Great Danes Florida has an expressive long head, rounded around the eyes. It also has a long snout, with extremely white teeth. The dark colored eyes have a medium size, rounded shape, and a smart intelligent look. The ears are hanging on the lateral sides of the body. Although in the past it was a habit to cut the dogs ears with surgery for a better aspect, it is forbidden to apply this technique in the majority of the European countries and the United States. The neck is long, lean, without wrinkles.

The Great Danes has short fur, soft and shiny, and it has different colors: blue, black, white, shiny yellow and brown.

The personality of the Great Danes Florida

The Great Danes is a trustworthy dog, brave and resistant, but also friendly and loyal to the master and his family. It is an equilibrated dog that doesn’t attack without a reason, but could become aggressive if he is provoked by man or animals.

Family relationship

The Great Danes Florida dogs are great family dogs, as they are gentle, devoted to the master and the family, careful and friendly. It is a quiet dog, tolerant and playful with kids, and loves them like no other dog. You can leave your child in the park with the Danes for a whole day, and you can be sure the dog will give his life to protect the child.

Life conditions of the Great Danes Florida

This race needs daily walks and movement, so they will be really happy if you can provide them with a big yard where he could easily run. However, they can also live in an apartment, but you must allow him decent time for movement every day.

Guarding

Along the years, the Great Danes was used as a hunting dog, fighting and guarding dog. In our days, it is used as a companion and defender, but it is also a great watchdog for houses, farms and other objectives.

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Poisonous spiders in Everglades

The Everglades is a wide area in the southern part of Florida that is considered a national park, being a low populated area covered with swamps. It is the ideal habitat for reptiles such as crocodiles and snakes, but also the perfect habitat for some dangerous spiders. Once a forgotten part of the USA, the area is visited by thousands of tourists every month, coming here because of the increased popularity of alligator hunting. While this flux of tourists is surely beneficial for the locals that are some of the poorest citizens of the United States, the habitats of the animals are affected. The authorities try to limit this effect, as it is known that some species of poisonous spiders in Everglades are about to disappear.

In the world, there are more than 32 000 species of spiders. The Everglades is the host for almost a quarter of those species, and the habitat of the greatest number of poisonous spiders. The poisonous spiders in Everglades are currently classified and researched by specialists, because of their great value for medicine.

However, the majority of Everglades’s spiders are harmless, although their bite might cause irritations and strong allergic reactions. It is important from any tourist coming to Everglades to know how to identify the poisonous spiders in Everglades because of two reasons: first, it is recommended not to kill a non-poisonous spider in Everglade, and second, the poison of those venomous spiders can be stronger than the timber rattle’s venom.

Some of the poisonous spiders in Everglades live on their own webs, while the majority of them would rather stay in the ground, making the webs only for feeding purposes. This is why, while the majority of people would look up to identify the poisonous spiders in Everglades, they can be commonly found on the ground.

The most reputed spider in Florida is the Black Widow, although there are some species in Everglades that are more poisonous that this spider. However, the black widow gained its popularity because the female eats the male while mating, transforming it into food for the future babies. A bite of the Back Widow causes nausea, pains, headaches and violent vomits, but they are rarely deadly. Especially if treated fast, the symptoms will disappear after a few hours.
 
One of the most poisonous spiders in Everglades is the Brown Recluse, and the antivenin serums are not so effective against this kind of bite. The wounds are extremely painful, causing the skin to fall off. Initially, it is only a small red point, but the wound spreads fast and it could cover a large portion of skin in a short period.

Those are only the most reputed poisonous spiders in Everglades, as they are also the most venomous. However, there are other smaller species that will cause rashes and irritations, and the best idea if you are bitten is to consult a doctor instead of waiting to see “what kind of bite is”.

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