It all began with Magnolia

Our gentle giant who taught us the hard way that big dogs face even bigger challenges. From chewed-up bowls, to health scares and horse-sized “dog coats,” she’s shown us just how much giant breeds deserve more than make-do solutions.

Majestic Giants was born to give them exactly that.

February 25th, 2022, Magnolia was born - sassy, cheeky and toy-obsessed from the very beginning. Our sweet, clumsy, giant-pawed 11-kilo puppy stole our hearts the moment she curled up on her fur-daddies lap on the drive home.

From that day forward, she our new obsession, our teacher, and the spark that ignited Majestic Giants.

The early days weren’t easy. Toilet training was a full-time job (miss one moment and you’d regret it), and our home jungle of potted plants slowly disappeared as her reach grew higher and higher!

Maggie’s first year of life was filled with challenges - a parasite that wrecked her gut biome, leading to intense allergies that caused two terrifying bouts of bloat just 10 days apart.

Halloween 2022 is etched into our memories for reasons we’d rather forget.

We researched endlessly, tried everything, and still felt alone at times. She battled acne we couldn’t fix until stainless steel bowls changed everything. She tore through food bowls because the “best” options just weren’t built to last. Maze bowls helped slow her down, but the cheap materials didn’t stand a chance against her strong teeth.

As Magnolia grew, so did the challenges. Medium, large, XL… until suddenly, we were shopping in horse stores, trying coats meant for Shetland ponies. Her toys became another frustration - “indestructible” chew toys shredded in minutes, and worst of all, dangerous small-dog products like mini tennis balls (that never should’ve existed) became life-threatening after a casual trip to the dog park.

Through every hurdle, Maggie taught us one truth: giant dogs deserve better.

Majestic Giants was born from her story - her struggles and her victories. We’re devoted to creating solutions that big dogs truly deserve, because no pawrent should have to feel like they’re alone, improvising, or settling for “make do.”