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Daneline International Daneline International Charitable Trust, founded in 1968 - rescuing, rehoming fostering Great Danes The Dane is then wormed, flead and vaccinated.

Sue and Lissi have been owners of Great Danes for over forty years; they have been rescuing and rehoming Great Danes throughout the UK and overseas since 1968
In 2009 Lissi received the
Lord Erskine award. The RSPCA's top award for work against animal cruelty and the welfare of Great Danes

Daneline uses 'foster' homes instead of kennels while we find the right homes for the dogs. The 'foster parents' provide local help and advice throughout the adoption as well as providing a vital link in the aftercare service. All Danes gifted into Daneline are assessed in an approved and fully supported foster home, NOT in kennels. Every Dane is taken to a vet within a few days to have a comprehensive health check, i.e. heart, eyes, ears, teeth, legs, hips, anal glands and weighed. Our Danes are weighed weekly to enable us to monitor their progress. All necessary operations are done as a matter of course. The Danes leave us with a new collar and lead, vaccination card, health history, five days food, a comprehensive information pack and a contract which also details all we have done and any other relevant behavioural support if required. During the time a Great Dane is in our care we assess their temperament and any behavioural problems or training that needs to be addressed, i.e. recall and behaviour on and off lead, socialization with other dogs, children, visitors and livestock, separation anxiety, possessive behaviour or aggression over food and toys and any other quirks, likes or dislikes. This assessment enables us to match each Dane to its new home.

Suddenly the cost of living crisis feels very close to home ……
20/10/2026

Suddenly the cost of living crisis feels very close to home ……

14/10/2026
Eddie an 8 month old boy is now looking for a new home. Ideally a home with a bitch as a companion,as he is taking his "...
10/10/2026

Eddie an 8 month old boy is now looking for a new home. Ideally a home with a bitch as a companion,as he is taking his " instructions " from Pixie who he staying with. A dear boy with a superb temperament . PLEASE CALL LISSI FOR MORE INFORMATION ON 0117 972 3343. THANKS

Eddie is a blue 8 months old boy who has just arrived. So far, he seems to be a very sweet natured lad.
04/10/2026

Eddie is a blue 8 months old boy who has just arrived. So far, he seems to be a very sweet natured lad.

There’s really only one bad thing about loving a Great Dane Time…..You spend the first year wondering how that tiny pupp...
27/09/2026

There’s really only one bad thing about loving a Great Dane

Time…..

You spend the first year wondering how that tiny puppy turned into a 60-kilo toddler overnight.

You complain about the counter surfing. The drool on the walls. The giant paws stepping right on your feet. The fact that a dog the size of a small horse still believes there is plenty of room on your lap.

You buy the biggest beds you can find.
Then realize they’re sleeping in yours anyway.

You learn to move your tea farther back on the counter because that whip of a tail can clear a room in three seconds flat.
You stop wearing black because the slobber shows.

Then you just stop caring.

And somewhere in between all of that chaos, something shifts.

They become part of you.
Not just your dog.
Your shadow.
Your kitchen supervisor.
Your bathroom es**rt.
Your couch hog.

The giant, velvety head that appears over your shoulder when you’re having a hard day.
The heavy body that leans against you like they’re trying to press themselves right into your heart.

And then one day you look at that gray starting to creep around their face and realize something you desperately wish wasn’t true.

They don’t get nearly enough time.

Maybe that’s why Great Danes love the way they do.
Completely.
Unconditionally.
With their entire enormous body.

They don’t believe in personal space because maybe they know there just isn’t time for it.

So let them sit on you.
Let them follow you into the bathroom.
Let them hog the couch.
Take all the pictures.
Give them the extra treat.

And when that giant head lands in your lap for the thousandth time, don’t move a muscle.
Because someday you would give absolutely anything to feel that weight again.
Great Danes take up more physical room in our homes than almost any other dog.
But somehow, when they’re gone, the space they leave behind feels impossibly bigger. ❤️

25/09/2026

✨Just looking for the right home for Indy
Active family
Cat and dog friendly ✨
Please call Lissi for more info 0117 972 3343

✨ Urgent foresters needed…. We cover all costs, please call Lissi 0117 972 3343 or Sue 01460 712658 ✨
12/09/2026

✨ Urgent foresters needed…. We cover all costs, please call Lissi 0117 972 3343 or Sue 01460 712658 ✨

🧸🐾 TODAY IS NATIONAL TEDDY BEAR DAY! We would love to see your dogs with their favourite teddies!Whether it’s their best...
09/09/2026

🧸🐾 TODAY IS NATIONAL TEDDY BEAR DAY!

We would love to see your dogs with their favourite teddies!

Whether it’s their best friend, their cuddle buddy, or the poor teddy that’s been absolutely destroyed — we want to see them all

Post your photos in the comments
Let’s fill the page with some seriously cute teddy bear cuddles

✨Little update on our lovely Sebastian ✨Happy, content and right where he belongs, Sebastian is living the dream in his ...
06/09/2026

✨Little update on our lovely Sebastian ✨
Happy, content and right where he belongs, Sebastian is living the dream in his forever home ❤️

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Bristol

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Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 10am - 11am

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+441179723343

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