Interested in adopting a UMGDR Great Dane? Read more about the adoption process and submit an application.

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Meet Copper

Copper is a 4.5-year-old Great Dane who is looking for his Forever Home.

Copper is a sweet Dane who may be shy at first, but once he feels safe, his affectionate and silly nature begins to shine. He’s calm, kind, and loves being included in the daily routine.  Copper gets along well with everyone in his foster home. He’s submissive with other dogs and respectful of their space, often waiting for them to initiate interaction.  Copper is crate trained, housebroken, and does not destroy bedding or toys. He can comfortably be left alone during a typical 8-hour workday. He knows the commands: sit, come, down, shake, and leave it. He is leash trained, incredibly smart, eager to please, and responds very well to positive reinforcement. Copper is waiting to find his forever home and a family to call his own!

Please consider giving Copper the forever home that he has been waiting for and so deserves!

View his full profile below along with our other adoptable Great Danes.

At this time, we are able to honor applications from the states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Northern Illinois and Upper Michigan.

Please make sure you scroll down to see all of our adoptable Great Danes!

If you have already submitted an Adoption or Foster Application or are an Approved Adopter or Foster Home, a new application is not necessary. Contact information for the Adoption Coordinator will be listed in the Bio for that Dog. For additional assistance email contact@thegreatdanerescue.com

Upper Midwest Great Dane Rescue does not have rescue-wide limitations on Adoptive or Foster Homes with the exception of Age-Appropriate Spaying/Neutering and Appropriate Vaccinations. We treat each dog individually and respect their needs and requirements as such. Please take the time to read through the bio and ask questions! We are here to answer and help clarify each dog's needs. Not every situation is black and white and at the end of the day it is about what is best for the dog, because Nothing Great is Done Alone!