Great Dane Rescue, Inc

Do you know the signs of pain? Dogs are good at hiding pain as long as they can.

Today's question... How many danes are "too" many? What is your limit?

Question of the day.... Does everyone's dane burp in their face at least once a day?

Congratulations to Cookie for finding her new family!

To see danes waiting for homes go to our website greatdanerescueinc.com

Have you ever bought a vehicle based on how well your danes would fit?

Walking is so important!

Knowing when it is time to help our friends pass on can be one of the most difficult decisions to make.

Why did you decide to add Great Danes to your family?

What do you use for dog beds besides the couch and your bed? Where do you get the bedding?

Question of the day
Do they know just how big they are?

Dane Reality #6 Vet/medical costs
Bigger dogs mean higher vet bills and higher costs for things like heartworm preventative. Emergency costs can be overwhelming. Rescues are often contacted by owners who have hit the reality of these expenses and can not afford to have their danes treated. Being prepared for these regular and unexpected expenses are vital for your dane.
What are your average costs are per year for your danes? If you have had to treat your dane for something beyond the basics what was it and roughly how much did you spend?

Biggie is now Barney. He has settled in with his new family and has been making new friends at the dog park. We always love updates like this.

If you are considering a new family member check out our available danes on our website greatdanerescueinc.com

Tell us about your favorite dane.

"Teaching a dog to be comfortable and confident in situations without its owner is just as important as socialization and should be included as part of puppy training. In fact, it should be considered mandatory training for the dogs’ health; as we all know, a stressed Dane can be prone to bloat. An anxious Dane may injure himself trying to escape from a caregiver. Much of the stress and anxiety that comes from being parted from their owner can be prevented with some simply additions to puppy training and socialization."
http://www.greatdanereview.com/pdfs/Adaptable.pdf