Great Danes are brilliant family dogs who have a calm temperament and do surprisingly well in smaller homes.
Are you located in Canberra and looking for a quality Great Dane puppy to bring into your home? Unfortunately, there are not a lot of registered breeders in Canberra, but we have compiled a list of reputable breeders located a few hours from Canberra that you can contact for a happy, healthy Great Dane pup.
Buying a puppy online can feel risky. Luckily, there are some steps you can take to ensure that the puppies you are looking to buy come from a reputable breeder:
Make sure that you are in contact with a registered breeder. These breeders care for their puppies and aim to find the best new homes.
Request any registration papers and ask for personalised photos of the puppies and parents.
If you have any questions or hesitations, contact the breeder and discuss exactly what you expect to be included in the contract.
Pets Online will only recommend registered breeders in Canberra and New South Wales who care for their Great Dane puppies and are breeding in safe, healthy conditions. The breeders included in the list below take pride in their dogs and only breed dogs with a great temperament and healthy genes.
Ohana Danes breed their dogs as companions, family pets, and championship dogs. They specifically focus on the temperament and health of their animals and start early with training their puppies.
Not located in Canberra - but they can ship to Canberra
Chelsar Great Danes have been breeding fawn and brindle Great Dane puppies for more than 40 years. These breeders love their puppies and are dedicated to finding them the best homes.
Not located in Canberra - but they can ship to Canberra
Danestorm pride themselves on their beautiful Great Danes, who originate from Warpaint Great Danes. They only breed every two to three years to ensure their puppies are of the highest quality.
The cost of your Great Dane puppy will depend on the breeder and the bloodline, but you can expect to pay anything from $450 to $3,000.
Your breeder should provide you with the following paperwork: - Council registration papers - Health papers, including that your puppy has been microchipped and vaccinated - Papers showing that your pup is registered with a breed association
Yes! It is completely safe if you research and purchase from a registered breeder.
When you contact a breeder, make sure to ask questions and request documentation. Do not make an online payment if something does not feel right. Ask for testimonies from previous buyers.