(man! Am I going to catch h*ll for that statement or what! At least this is in the Pyr Discussion forum, and not the general BPO forum. I'm not worred about the Rotty people reading this, I'm supprised THEY can read at all. But the great dane people do read, and they stick their big snouts in EVERYWHERE!)
(gee! I just don't know when to shut up, do I!)
OK PupD, here goes another 'Big-Snouted' dane person nosing in (of course since I also have a rotti-chow mix, you nailed me with that jab too. (?!) )
![Tongue :P](https://bigpawsonly.com/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
Anyway, I have had to go through the intro phase 2 times in the last 7 months. I definitely agree that it would probably be better to do this sooner rather than later. Get all the change over at one time rather than letting him just get comfortable and then up-ending his world again.
As long as you have the ability to train and/or the access to assistance with training, having 2 big dogs really shouldn't be a problem. My 3 weigh a combined +/- 320 pounds - I'm nowhere near that and I take them walking at the same time by myself.
Definitely go with a rescue if your heart is leaning that way; they make incredible pets and you are literally saving a life. PupDaddy's intro to a rescue in your area could be an invaluable foot in the door. Who knows, he might even give you an intro to one of those 'heathen' dane rescues in your area....