DOBERMANN PUPPIES

 We do not breed often and always aim to improve on what we have.

Good temperament, health and confirmation is our aim.

Before settling on a puppy, please insure you are informed on health issues. Ask the breeder about the health testing done, as well as any knowledge they may have on potential issues in the background of the lines. Check the temperament of the dogs used for breeding - as far as possible check both Dam and Sire. As for references to previous puppy buyers. Please also familiarise yourself with the breed standard.

Be honest with the breeder about your requirements. If it is only a pet, tell the breeder. If you expect the dog to be good with children, tell the breeder. If you plan to breed in the future, tell the breeder. If you are going spay/neuter tell the breeder. Etc Etc.

Because of potential misuse of our puppies in puppy farming set-ups all of our pups are registered with a breed restriction. Signing of a contract setting out conditions of sale is a requirement. If the new owner wants to breed the restriction will be lifted when the dog is old enough to breed with and on site of health test results that must be clear. The contract will stipulate a restriction on the number of litters allowed from any female. The contract also includes a requirement that if for any reason the purchaser is unable to keep the dog it will be returned to the breeder. The breeder will take responsibility for finding it an alternative home.

Next litter planned mid 2011

Marikate Hunter

Check the news page for progress