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Why would they want to show them over there? Don't forget most of these breeders make their living by breeding dogs. If they can't show or breed dogs in Europe to sell...why would they want to show in US?

why would they want to get involved in breeding dogs they cant show?

no chance!!...don't take this wrong but no one in Europe will want an American Doberman.. they rather have the non cropped/docked dog..

no decent breeder will risk docking anymore, even if they had pre paid export order.. Proper breeders breed with the hope of finding the next champ in the litter..since its not possible to evaluate a two day puppy, they wont risk destroying it's possible chances by docking it..

Text highlighted in bold is not the case any more.. On 6.September 2013 at the IDC 2012 congress it has been decided that the breed standard is due to a change...for worst. Take a deep breath and sit down: Starting form 1.1.2015 dobermann will become and all-natural breed - no more cropping and...

Well..I am sorry for what has happened BUT you are to blame as much as the other dog owner & the trainer in charge of the session.. Your fault is that you did not read the other dog well enough to act in time and put a distance between your dog & him when he turned around and barked at your...

Old dobermann photos? check out this FB group https://www.facebook.com/groups/30yearsdobermann/

That would be the right guess...she has Fedor written all over her face..she is Fedor's grandaughter.. https://www.facebook.com/gemgivveeon/media_set?set=a.3654546760563.2149983.1181378423&type=3 (not sure if the link from FB would work)

Does she give you an idea who's progeny she might be? if you answer that question, you will understand why you come across more awesome brown heads;)

this is a black & tan with dark pigmentation on tan markings..

Same dog (Correction about her age tho..she was 6.5 months old in these photos, not 8.5)

what do you think of this females head (she is 8.5 months old in that photo) :)

That's a brown & tan dobermann...("red" is a description only used for this colour in the states)

This was posted on my FB group today & I liked it so much, had to share it with you.

as far as success goes,nothing matches the natural mating rate and even that is not 100% guaranteed!! Artificial insemination success rates are lowest with frozen semen...chilled fresh semen have higher rate of success than frozen semen. here is an informative article I liked on the subject...

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/boycott-crufts-parade-freaks-call-3209176#ixzz2v6odCQuS As much as it's sad to see Mirror publishing this rubbish, its refreshing to see some people have sensibly responded with their comments under the article.. my favourite comment was this one by Lenna...

That photo has been touched up with software...Well bred brown dogs in Europe are a rich dark brown colour.. It's a fact brown dogs from colder climates keep the rich brown colour better than those that live in hotter climates with plenty of sun.. Darker the colour, less skin problems.. I don't...

I have couple of harnesses....Julius-K9 Harness (above) mainly for bite work training, but I also have a Hunter "Norwegian" harness (below),designed for sledge puling but its excellent for trackwork...

According to info shared by someone from Serbia, medical explanation for cause of death was snail poison..how it happened is still a mystery.. Did he eat poisoned snails or did someone use snail poison deliberately in food and baited him??

all left is good memories in photos :(:( me playing with Maxim after IDC2011 World Championship in his home..Other dog in photo is Wild Cherry