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Your next Doberman could be the one who changes everything in your life, like it did mine in 1974!

The one who changed it for me was Mack in 1974 and the rest is history, as I have had this breed for over 50 years and now its my obsession to break the mold and create puppies for families like yours with one single focus and that is to use the knowledge Ive acquired over this past 50 years to breed better choices that we hope will ultimately result in our puppies living long healthy lives that demonstrate those better choices, that were based in the science of longevity instead of the obsession with creating show dogs at the expense of longevity, because breeding for show, is not breeding for longevity, its breeding for a position in the show ring and blue ribbons, at any cost. 

Me and my first Doberman in 76'

Me and Mackie, cira 1973ish

Fast forward to 2010 in our story, and we imported our first European Doberman from Moscow and then a second from Poland in 2011 Our Polish import ​was championed ​in AKC in 2015, and we then bred him to a lovely female. In 2016, we delivered our first Doberman litter. By 2019, a female from that litter also championed, and we bred our second litter in 2020.  Fast forward to today and my obsession with pedigree research and my love affair with Dobermans has become a life mission: To create healthy Dobermans with longer lifespans so people like you can enjoy your dog into old age. Ultimately, I intend to contribute to a brighter future for Dobermans!

Our grand champion when we imported him

Gr.Ch. Dura Lex Polonia Fado Saava, aka Baba at 8 weeks. Our Polish prince and founder of our lines.

Our first imports from Russia and poland
Our Champions Gemma Rose and our Baba

Baba and Gemma Rose. Our Polish prince and Russian princess

What you get with a Dobruski puppy...

puppy from D litter
The Fab fourteen litter our B litter

Health tests we do to ensure your puppy's parents are both healthy:
 

  • Your puppies' Sire and Dam's health tests include... 

    •  a Holter test annually

    • Troponin and Pro BNP heart testing

    • Thyroid 

    • Full liver panel

    • Hip X-rays​

    • Echocardiogram is done at 3 years as a baseline and if necessary, after that, on both parents before breeding and then done annually.
       

*Note: We are members of Betterbred.com and utilize their UC Davis VGL DNA diversity testing, we do not do an embark test on our dogs, we are happy to explain why
 

Your new puppy will...
 

  • Be selected by you and we assist in that choice with recommendations based on its temperament and personality, matching your puppy to the unique needs and specifications in your family! 

  • wormed and vaccinated at 5 weeks and once again at 7 weeks before going home at 9 weeks. 

  • you have the option to crop your puppy or not*

  • they will Weigh between 20-25 lbs. when you pick them up at 9 weeks. They will have been exposed to a variety of experiences and partially crate-trained prior to going home. 

  • Go home with a "new puppy gift bag" filled with blankies, toys, chew treats, and a bag of high-quality puppy food (and other goodies)!

  • Have lifetime support— I’m your lifetime advocate for a healthy, happy canine companion

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