I've been in love with Great Danes since I brought home my Hannah in 1995. She was a beautiful merle with the sweetest face and nicest of temperaments. Hannah was the absolute perfect family Dane, not just a dog but a beloved member of our family. She went everywhere I went and just loved everyone! Hannah thought every visitor to our home must be here to see, pet and play with her. Sadly, Hannah passed over the Rainbow Bridge on July 7th 2005. I still miss her.

I started with Great Dane rescue and after 4 years I realized there were not many reputable breeders in Michigan and that's when we decided we wanted to raise these beautiful animals. One thing led to another and now we have a complete kennel (heated & air conditioned of course!). Danes are my hobby, we do not use them to make as living as some do. I work full time as an office manager at an insurance company and my husband, John, works at an auto dealership. Our two teenage sons, Collin and Kent, are actively involved with our dogs as well going to school and playing in sports. Needless to say, we have a very busy household. But we will only breed a litter when we are able to devote 100% to their upbringing.

We have a year round health program that was designed by our veterinarian Dr. Jamie Snow. Our Danes have regular checkups and are on a strict heartworm, flea program and deworming schedule year round in order to prevent bugs and parasites.

I also believe food plays a major roll in the total health of a Dane. We feed a super premium food - while it costs more to purchase initially, it is really less expensive long term. The dogs eat less and are able to better digest the food ingredients. We currently feed Eagle Pack, Exceed and Blue Buffalo.

Our puppies are placed in approved homes at 8 weeks of age and we are very strict with spay/neuter contracts. We require they be raised in doors and never tied out to a dog house. Both obedience & crate training are highly recommended. We also give a 2 year written health warranty and lifetime breeder support. Lastly, if for any reason you are unable to keep a puppy purchased from us, we will always welcome him/her back in to our home and family.