We are members of the AKC BRED WITH A HEART program. We have a commitment meet the following criteria of health testing before breeding.
UPCOMING Litters
OUR WAITING LIST IS ABOUT 12 MONTHS LONG. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT A WAITING LIST REQUEST FORM IF YOU ARE NOT PREPARED TO WAIT FOR A PUPPY
- Legacy x Logic, 100% European Blues, expected October 2021
- Patience x Logic, 100% European Blues, Blue Fawns, and/or Blue Brindles, expected October 2021
ALL PUPPIES ARE $2500 LIMITED (PET) REGISTRATION
We only Breed the following colors
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BLUE BRINDLE
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waiting list information
our waiting list is over a year long wait.
If you would like to be placed on a waiting list, please download the waiting list form, fill it out, then email it to maverickdanes@gmail.com
- A Waiting List Request is free to submit
- It does not guarantee you a puppy, it just holds your spot in line.
- I prioritize applications by the background information provided, date of request, gender & color specified, and the relationship that the applicant builds with me by checking in via email, calling, etc.
- Puppy deposits of $500 are not due until you choose a puppy.
- Remaining balance is due when your puppy is picked up.
- Total cost for non-breeding registration is $2500 and up
- Puppies are raised indoors on web cameras so you can watch them grow
- All parents are health tested for hips and heart at minimum
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Why choose Maverick Danes?
How does the Waiting List work?
I email the applicants occasionally to see if they are still interested, if I do not receive a response within 72 hours, your request will be deleted. After puppies are born, and I know the colors and genders born, you will receive an email notifying you that you have been selected based by the priority of your waiting list request (see how I prioritize he list above). We will post pictures every 2 weeks or so and list them under available puppies tab on the website. When the puppies are around 3-4 weeks of age, we will allow puppy selections to begin. I will make announcements on Facebook and email a day or 2 before the selection process begins. When the time comes, I will contact my waiting list applicants (by phone or email) in the order of priority. You need to choose a puppy as soon as I contact you so the next person in line can choose! Once you choose your puppy, you will be listed as the pending owner so the next applicant knows that puppy is no longer available.
Why are your puppies more expensive than other breeders?
Sometimes, you get what you pay for. Anyone can take 2 dogs, throw them in the backyard, hope for the best and sell them for cheap. My AKC pedigrees speak for themselves. My breeding Danes are specifically chosen based on genetics and temperament. Parents undergo health testing before they are allowed to produce offspring. My Danes are all kept inside, fed a raw diet, and have routine vet care. My females receive prenatal and post-natal care. Each puppy is raised indoors and socialized. Puppies are supplemented with formula so that they reach full potential and our moms do not feel undue stress. Most of all, our Danes are members of the family.
I feel like I am the "middle ground." I try to produce healthy, affordable, sound Great Danes. Show kennels charge much more per puppy (and they should for the work that they do!) Backyard breeders charge less because they can afford to do so. They are not concerned with the long-term health of the puppies or the parents.
- Each price includes: a healthy puppy, AKC registration, dew claw removal, dewormings, vaccines, microchip insertion, vet examination, socialization, and Lifetime breeder support
- Live web camera so you can watch your puppy grow.
- References: Go to the "References" tab and see what other people are saying about us, or visit our Facebook page.
- Health Testing : A puppy is an investment and choosing a puppy with health tested parents lessens the risk factor for future problems to arise. It costs more on the front end, but can save thousands in vet bills throughout a puppy's life.
- Breeder Support for Life: We have a private Facebook group where we stay in contact, share littermate pictures and milestones, and share knowledge and success tips. It is a drama free Maverick Danes community page.
How does the Waiting List work?
I email the applicants occasionally to see if they are still interested, if I do not receive a response within 72 hours, your request will be deleted. After puppies are born, and I know the colors and genders born, you will receive an email notifying you that you have been selected based by the priority of your waiting list request (see how I prioritize he list above). We will post pictures every 2 weeks or so and list them under available puppies tab on the website. When the puppies are around 3-4 weeks of age, we will allow puppy selections to begin. I will make announcements on Facebook and email a day or 2 before the selection process begins. When the time comes, I will contact my waiting list applicants (by phone or email) in the order of priority. You need to choose a puppy as soon as I contact you so the next person in line can choose! Once you choose your puppy, you will be listed as the pending owner so the next applicant knows that puppy is no longer available.
Why are your puppies more expensive than other breeders?
Sometimes, you get what you pay for. Anyone can take 2 dogs, throw them in the backyard, hope for the best and sell them for cheap. My AKC pedigrees speak for themselves. My breeding Danes are specifically chosen based on genetics and temperament. Parents undergo health testing before they are allowed to produce offspring. My Danes are all kept inside, fed a raw diet, and have routine vet care. My females receive prenatal and post-natal care. Each puppy is raised indoors and socialized. Puppies are supplemented with formula so that they reach full potential and our moms do not feel undue stress. Most of all, our Danes are members of the family.
I feel like I am the "middle ground." I try to produce healthy, affordable, sound Great Danes. Show kennels charge much more per puppy (and they should for the work that they do!) Backyard breeders charge less because they can afford to do so. They are not concerned with the long-term health of the puppies or the parents.
