They are relentless and and very demanding of your time. . We will first encourage an owner to seek out behavioral training for the dog, to correct any problems, if that is unsuccessful, we will try to place the dog in a new home. That fee may also include flea treatment and microchip identification. THEN you go to the vet with your checkbook open. According to most any Giant owner, most rescue dogs would make wonderful family pets, for families familiar with the breed.
Giants are notoriously stubborn.
Professional training, with a trainer who specializes in this breed is recommended. By the time you realize it's a problem, that dog has had YOU trained for quite a while. If you still want a Giant puppy after doing all your research, you need to find a responsible, reputable breeder. You should see clean, healthy pups, in a clean environment. The breeder should ask YOU a lot of questions about your family, your lifestyle and your current pets.