Breeders with websites are limited in this region, be sure to see the GDCA's breeder map for more breeder listings. Additional resources are available at the Great Dane Club of New England's web site.
New England is a relatively small area, the six states in this region are Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island & Vermont. Spanning approximately 67,000 square miles, the entire region would fit nicely into the state of Oklahoma.
Why is a New England Great Dane Breeder so rare? Could be with over 260 Colleges and Universities - 28,000 farms - 100 covered bridges & 50,000 miles of stone walls, folks around here are just too busy:) Who knows, we did our best to dig up as many "live" sites as we could. Make it a point to check the two links above for a New England Great Dane breeder, they do exist yet many don't have websites.
Tip: If breeder links are not "live", simply "copy & paste" the "BOLD URL" in a new browser, NO quotations ("") :)
In Connecticut both "www.myladydanes.com" & "www.geocities.com/dulcedanes" offer (harlequin, mantle, & black) puppies.
In the Northeast corner of Connecticut you will find "www.staymat.com/StayMat_Danes/staymat_danes.html", breeding (harlequin & mantles). For home raised (blues, mantles & harlequins), visit "www.absolutgreatdanes.com", of Sherman, CT.
For (blue & black) pups, check out "www.cae-sardanes.com" of Quaker Hill, CT.
You can also try The Great Dane Club of Oxford, (860) 349-3120, Email.
Maine - Did you know Maine reaps an annual lobster harvest exceeding 23-million pounds!
"www.mainelydanes.com", offers natural eared, home raised (harlequins & mantles). For (fawn) Dane puppies in Maine, "www.rosewoodgreatdanes.com" is the place.
Massachusetts breeders include "www.eastcoastdanes.com", for (harlequin, mantle, black & merle), and Tolam Danes (harlequin & mantle). As always, harlequin breeders will usually have a few merle pups running around.
For a New England Great Dane breeder in New Hampshire try "http://www.wil-tor.com", for (blue, black, fawn, brindle & harlequin) pups. With all those colors they most likely will have (merles) as well. Also "www.simplysublimedanes.com", who breed (harlequins & mantles) and are actively involved in showing.
Rhode Island and Vermont offered no on line resources. There are breeders in these states however, use the above links for contact information and phone numbers.