Great Dane · 4 years · Female
Aysel
A kind, sociable girl ready for her first real home
Health & essentials at a glance
Profile
- Breed
- Great Dane
- Sex
- Female
- Age
- 4 years
- Weight
- 38 kg
- Colour
- Grey
- Energy level
- High
- Leash-trained
- Yes
- House-trained
- Yes (may mark at first)
- Crate-trained
- Yes
- Sleeps
- In her own bed
- Separation anxiety
- Unknown
- Health
- No current issues
Compatibility
- PeopleYesVery kind and sociable
- ChildrenYesGets on well with children
- DogsYesVery sociable and playful
- CatsUnknown
Good to know
- Aysel has never lived in a household — cats and being left alone have not yet been tested.
How Aysel comes to your homeInternational rescue route · checked · we handle import, customs and flight
Aysel comes to us via our international rescue route. We take care of import, customs and the flight – you don’t have to worry about a thing.
- Microchip and pet passport
- Rabies vaccination
- Antibody blood test in an approved laboratory
- Flight, check by the border veterinarian and drive to your home: approx. 4–6 weeks after you say yes
Personality
Aysel is an exceptionally kind, friendly and sociable girl. She is very people-oriented and extremely friendly and open with people.
She also gets on very well with other dogs — she is sociable and playful and enjoys their company.
Aysel is comfortable being touched and shows no aggressive or possessive behaviour.
Behaviour
- People: very kind and sociable
- Children: gets on well
- Dogs: very sociable and playful
- Cats: unknown
- Energy level: high
- leash-trained and crate-trained
- house-trained — she may mark at first in a new home
- sleeps in her own bed
- doesn’t bark
- no escape behaviour, no prey drive
- no food aggression and not possessive about things
- no growling or warning behaviour
- doesn’t destroy household items
- Separation anxiety: unknown, as she has never lived in a household
- Car rides: no known anxiety or problems
Health
Aysel currently has no ongoing medical issues. When she was rescued, she was suffering from a prolapse. She underwent surgery and has since made a full recovery.
Aysel’s story
Aysel was found abandoned in a remote, deserted area, suffering from a prolapse and urgently in need of medical care. She was rescued and successfully operated on, and has since made a full recovery.
Today Aysel is a very kind, friendly and sociable dog. She is playful, loves people and gets along well with other dogs. She is now waiting for people who will give her the chance of a safe, loving home.
Important for her future home
Aysel has never lived in a house or a normal household before, so some aspects of her behaviour at home are not yet known. Her future family should give her the time and patience she needs to get used to life in a home.
Because she has never lived in a household, her reactions to cats and to being left alone have not yet been tested.
Aysel is a large, high-energy dog who needs plenty of exercise, activity and responsible care.
Sponsor Aysel
With CHF 50 per month you accompany Aysel all the way to a new home. You receive regular videos – with your name and the exact date – and can actively help find the right family.
Become a sponsorInterested in Aysel?
Write to us — we’re happy to tell you everything we know about Aysel and plan a first meeting together.
Once we receive your adoption enquiry, we’ll gladly send you videos of Aysel if you wish.
The whole process in detail Steps, medical care and adoption fees.
Prefer paper? Download the adoption application, fill it in on your computer or by hand and send it to info@tierfreunde-schweiz.ch.