Great Dane Puppy for sale in Willis, Texas | $800
Great dane AKC puppies
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:286576
Price / Fee
:$800
Location
:Willis, Texas
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
This puppy is from a Croatian Import Sire and American Dam available in Willis, Tx. This puppy is 19 weeks old it is the second litter from these parents as we are so impressed at the gorgeous pups they first produced. Come get an amazing Dane for your family. This puppy is raised in our home with parents onsite she will go home with her dewclaws cut her first two puppy shots and her 3rd worming. Please call for more information or to reserve a puppy for your home. She is ready to go home! ***
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$800
FAQ for Great Dane AKC Puppies
What is an AKC puppy?
An AKC puppy refers to a puppy that is registered with the American Kennel Club, ensuring that it meets specific breed standards and comes from recognized lineage.
Where are these Great Dane puppies located?
These adorable Great Dane puppies are located in Willis, Texas, United States.
What is the price of the Great Dane puppies?
The price for these beautiful Great Dane puppies is $800.
How old are the puppies?
The puppies are currently 19 weeks old and are ready to find their forever homes.
What vaccinations have the puppies received?
The puppies will go home with their dewclaws cut, their first two puppy shots, and their third worming, ensuring they are healthy and ready to join your family.
Can I visit the puppies before purchasing?
Yes, you are welcome to visit and meet the puppies along with their parents, who are raised in our home.
How can I reserve a Great Dane puppy?
Please reach out to us for more information on reserving a puppy for your home.
Are the puppies well socialized?
Yes, these Great Dane puppies are raised in a family environment, ensuring they are well socialized and ready to integrate into your home.
What should I know about taking care of a Great Dane?
Great Danes are large, gentle dogs that require regular exercise, a proper diet, and routine veterinary care. They thrive on companionship and should not be left alone for long periods.
