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Litterbox
We occasionally produce a litter of Great Dane Puppies.
All our dogs (and the dogs we use in our breeding program) have
exceptional conformation, health and temperament.
January 29, 2010.
Tyndall had her second litter today! She had 10 in total- 6 brindle females (unfortunately one was stillborn), 1 fawn female, and 3 fawn males. She was bred to Beau (Ch. Avant Weavers Le Capitaine) out of Derby Danes (www.derbydanes.com). All 9 puppies are doing well after several days of supplementing from Loren, Brian, Kate and Sara. Pictures will be following soon. We apologize as Brian is learning how to migrate our website toa new software. The current software we use is no longer manufactured and it contains special coding for PCs. Thus, when the website is viewed on a Mac, it does not look as clean because there is a lot of scrolling! Thank you for visiting our website. Check back often as we post photos of the puppies every week they grow.
PHOTOS
March 16, 2010
 
 
 
February 20, 2010
 
February 19, 2010
 
 
 
 
January 29, 2010
 
 
 
 
January 31, 2010 and February 6, 2010
 
Here is the sire of the litter with Tyndall. It is with great sadness that Beau just passed away on February 3, 2010. Our thoughts are with his owners and those who loved him.
August 17, 2009.
Reggie had her second litter today! The are two boys (one blue
merle, one harlequin) and two girls (one harlequin and one mis-marked
mantle).
Reggie - Litter 2 - August 2009
Male harlequin, 09-29-2009 Male harlequin, 09-29-2009 Male harlequin, 09-29-2009 Male harlequin, 09-29-2009 Male blue merle, 09-29-2009 Male blue merle, 09-29-2009 Male blue merle, 09-29-2009 Female mis-marked mantle, 09-29-2009 Female mis-marked mantle, 09-29-2009 Female mis-marked mantle, 09-29-2009 Female harlequin, 09-29-2009 Female harlequin, 09-29-2009 Female harlequin, 09-29-2009
Male harlequin, 09-29-2009
December 29, 2008.
Reggie had her first litter today! The first two (both harlequin -
one boy and one girl) were born in the late afternoon. The third
(mantle - girl) had to be removed via cesarean the next morning because
Reggie's contractions ceased. We assumed the puppy was dead, but
to our incredible delight she was alive and is a fighter. She
continues to keep up with the other two in growth daily.
Reggie - Litter 1 - December 2008
"If I can't have the lobster, I'll sit on you!" 3-21-2009 Ena melts people's hearts with this photo. 2-22-2009 Ena and Jason hanging out on the deck. 2-22-2009 Basket full of puppies. 2-17-2009 Marci and the kids - Ena (mantle), Neala, Breck (porch step) 2-22-2009 We ARE lap dogs! (1-17-2009) What you can't see in this photo is when I was continually running in place upside down in my dreams. (1-17-2009) Play time! It helps when our eyes and ears are open. (1-21-2009) Napping with mommy. (1-22-2009) Snuggling with mommy. (1-22-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Almost 4 week photo. (1-24-2009) Welcome to life! Male (left), female (right). Mom and two harlequins shortly after birth. The mantle girl born the following morning via cesarian. Thank you Dr. Jones for bringing me to life! Aren't we simply precious?! Mom makes a great camouflage.
"If I can't have the lobster, I'll sit on you!" 3-21-2009
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Sire: Ch. Saravilla's DND Toast of Dublin CGC
(www.saravillagreatdanes.com)
October 26, 2007.
The puppies were DNAd and the father to all six puppies is the the 2006
Stud Dog of the Year, BISS AKC/UKC International Champion Lagarada's
Aspen Gold ROM (call name Travis).
Below are photos of the litter.
August 26, 2007.
Ice was bred a second time and gave birth today to five boys and one
girl, all fawn. She was bred to the same male we used for the
February singleton puppy. The next day she was bred to the 2006
Stud Dog of the Year (the February puppy's grandfather!) The
puppies have been DNAd and now we have to await the results for six to
eight weeks to know who the father of each of the puppies is.
Below are photos of the litter.
Ice - Litter 2 - August 2007
Non-traditional nursing! (9/27) More non-traditional nursing! Actually, mom was dried up, but the kids kept trying. (10/12) Orange had to stop for a quick pose. (10/13) Yet another pose from Orange. (10/13) Something caught Rainbow's attention. (10/13) Is this ergonomically correct?! (10/13) Yellow, Black, Rainbow and Orange taking a nap...well, maybe not Yellow so much. (10/13) Non-traditional way of eating. (10/13) Our first mush meal! (9/15) Mama taught us to play in our food! (9/15) This is pretty tasty. (9/15) The food always tastes better on the other side of the pan. (9/15) "Clean up in the puppy lounge! Clean up in the puppy lounge!" (9/15) Mama...lower yourself...I can't reach! (9/15) Strike a pose Orange! (9/15) Yes, I'm pregnant. Do you mind?! Ah, the joys of motherhood. Mama makes a great headrest!
Non-traditional nursing! (9/27)
BISS AKC/UKC/Int'l
Champion Lagarada's Aspen Gold ROM
2005 GDCA Top
Stud Dog of the year -14 AKC Champions finished in 1 year
2006 GDCA
Winner Stud Dog Competition at the National - 12 in competition
Sired over 40
Champions (28 AKC, Int'l, UKC, Australia, Denmark, Finland and Norway)
Ice - Single Puppy (not a true
litter) - February 2007
Son and Mom pausing to pose. (3/25) Soaking up the sun during my first time outdoors. (3/25) First time outside. (3/25) Testing out these razor sharp objects in my mouth! (3/25) Mom and son napping together. (3/11) A moment after my first mush meal. (3/23) Play time with dad. (3/24) Grampa thinks I'm special! I'm bonding with my other grandpa. It's not time to get up yet! Pre-op: Ice with Brenda, employee of Dr. Jones (our veterinarian), and Brian Pre-op: The anesthesia is kicking in and quick! Brenda, Brian and Mrs. Dr. Jones (Sherry!) Pre-op: Nothing like a good haircut! Dr. Jones hard at work welcoming Ice's newborn into the world. It's a brindle and it's a boy! Post-op: What a heartbeat! Sherry, Brenda, and Loren worked very diligently and were persistent in getting "little man" to breathe. Post-op: Mom and son meeting for the first time, albeit mom was still rather woozie! Another mom and son moment. Back at home: Mother, son and great-grandpa Loren in the whelping box. Back at home: Mom and son resting.
Son and Mom pausing to pose. (3/25)
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