Nghala Great Danes

Nghala Great Danes Because they are more than just dogs — they are family. ADORABLE GREAT DANE PUPPIES FOR SALE

Adorable purebred Great Dane puppies from German bloodlines.

We ethically breed quality Great Danes with sound temperaments, correct structure, and loving family lines — raised with care, passion, and deep respect for the breed. Born on the 24/06/2015 and 28/06/2015. Now ready for loving and caring homes. Registered, innoculated to date and dewormed. The parents are very loving and caring. Very protective and also good with kids. Visit us on Facebook - http

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Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Carina Vermeulen, Marliné ConradieDrop a comment to welcome them to our community...
18/04/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Carina Vermeulen, Marliné Conradie

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Melissa Matthee, Ian Nel, Amanda Bossenger, Cilla Dugmore...
08/04/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Melissa Matthee, Ian Nel, Amanda Bossenger, Cilla Dugmore, Stephan Schoeman, Leanké Vlok Visagie, Cassandra Payne

The Story of Nghala Great Danes“On a stormy April night in 1995 my wife, Talita, had me driving through mud and rain to ...
08/04/2026

The Story of Nghala Great Danes
“On a stormy April night in 1995 my wife, Talita, had me driving through mud and rain to fetch our first Great Dane, Fritz. Since that day, we were never without a Dane. We lost Fritz when he protected Talita against a Cape Cobra.”

When the first Potgieters arrived in Africa from Germany via the Netherlands before 1665, they fell in love with their new-found motherland and raised their sons and daughters in a harsh, untamed land.

More than 300 years later, that same spirit lived on as we bred and raised Great Danes — originally from Germany — in the harsh North‑Western Bushveld of Southern Africa, just as our forefathers once raised their families.

Bred for Africa, our dogs are sturdy, powerfully muscled animals: calm and docile by nature, yet fearless and protective when required. Raised alongside wildlife, including lions, they have tracked, hunted, and herded cattle when needed. True to their origins, they remain Gentle Giants — loyal companions who protect those who care for them.

In May 2024, the Potgieter family relocated to Memel in the Free State, continuing the journey of Nghala Great Danes on the farm that would become its final chapter under André’s care. On 13 January 2026, André Potgieter passed away peacefully on this Memel farm, leaving behind a legacy built on devotion, strength, and an unwavering love for the breed.

Following this immense loss, Nghala Great Danes entered a new chapter. On 22 February 2026, the kennel was entrusted to Beanri van Wyk, who, together with her husband Jaco, collected the adult dogs from the Memel farm and welcomed them into their new home in Stoffberg, Mpumalanga.

On 28 & 29 March 2026, the first litter was born in Stoffberg — marking not only new life, but a renewed future for Nghala Great Danes. While the journey has changed hands, the foundation remains the same: strong dogs, bred with purpose, raised with love, and grounded in legacy. We honour André and Talita Potgieter for the legacy they built — one of strength, loyalty, and love that will forever be part of Nghala Great Danes

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The pride, joy and love of Nghala Great Danes.😍

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