The Doberman needs an owner who is able to discipline the dog without being scared of him. All family members should learn to handle the dog in the right way. Your new Doberman puppy can be pushy if allowed to have their own way too much. The Doberman Pinscher is a natural guard dog and should be well socialized as a young puppy so that the dog will not become too over protective of the family. With the proper training implemented at a young age, the Dobie can be a wonderful family dog. Training your new Dobie pup should be with positive reinforcement. Doberman have many skills, such as a watch dog, guarding, police work, search and rescue, as well as therapy work. A Dobie puppy will need plenty of love

and a nice sized yard with lots of room to play.

All of are dogs are groomed, exercised and are healthy and happy. We feed only premium dog food. Puppies are kept with their mom and siblings a minimum of 60-70 days to ensure sibling socialization. Socialize pups by handling them and exposing them to various noises, children and other animals before sending them to new homes.

 

Puppies are Veterinarian examined by a Licensed Veterinarian prior to releasing pups to their new family.