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Breeder of Europeans in America?

DN2017

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Hi guys, I'm also looking for breeders of European Dobermans in America or maybe elsewhere. Who knows a good breeder, preferably one who has a young black male for sale? Ive just contacted Canis Maximus by the way.

Wat would be perfect: a black male, cropped and docked, preferably around 14 weeks of age now. Showline I think because we want a house pet.

Does anyone know what it would cost to import one to the Netherlands? Not the puppy price just transport. (At 15 weeks ofcourse)

Sidenote, its just our wishlist. If we cant find one we like then we will wait. If we find one but we dont like how the parents look or anything, we wont take him either.
 
Hi guys, I'm also looking for breeders of European Dobermans in America or maybe elsewhere. Who knows a good breeder, preferably one who has a young black male for sale? Ive just contacted Canis Maximus by the way.

Wat would be perfect: a black male, cropped and docked, preferably around 14 weeks of age now. Showline I think because we want a house pet.

Does anyone know what it would cost to import one to the Netherlands? Not the puppy price just transport. (At 15 weeks ofcourse)

Sidenote, its just our wishlist. If we cant find one we like then we will wait. If we find one but we dont like how the parents look or anything, we wont take him either.
There are many breeders breeding Euro in the states, but your chances of just finding a pup available right now are slim.
Most have a waiting list, times vary.
Your best bet is start researching breeders and contact a few that produce the type of pup you are seeking.
 
That is a good question, and a tough one. I look forward to any additional input. I'm always trying to plan my next Dobe. (Don't worry, it will probably be at least four years from now for us).
 
My pup is a European and I believe the breeder has a few litters on the way. I know he ships but not sure if out of country. But if you google “west coast Doberman ranch” his website comes up.
 
Whatever you do, check for health testing on both sire and dam. Some form of titles to prove they'll carry on great temperaments and body. This page will help you determine which breeders are reputable through health tests to look for, titles, and other questions to ask when researching breeders Find a Puppy

Here's a list of breeders that typically use Euro in their pedigrees
UDC Breeder Directory
 
Cant add a picture but especially few of the females look more american to me than european
Guess you would need to see them in person. My wife was in the American show world for awhile, totally different look. But most Euro’s you see, are over weight so can look much thicker. My Blaze is a euro working line but yet again a completely different look than American show or euro show lines.
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Look up Doberman for sale and Doberman puppy presentation on Facebook. This is where most European breeders post their litters now
 
If you want a cropped and docked pup in Europe, you will have to look at Eastern Europe, but you should do your research for the Eastern European breeders, as their health testing is not on par with North America or Western Europe (mostly due to lack of advanced vet facilities). I would recommend to stay away from Altobello and Pride of Russia lines, as they have more DCM than most (my opinion, no pun intended). Good luck!
 
Look up Von Schwarz Dobermann Kennel
Von Schwarz Doberman Kennel
https://www.vonschwarzdobermans.com
Top Quality European Dobermans For Sale in the USA
Also on Facebook

Katie Schwarzwaelder and her fiancé Joeri Veth do a lot of importing and training.
They are just outside of Pittsburgh, Pa

Any testing that says it was done you should request to see the paperwork!

Absolutely agree with this. Katie is absolutely amazing, and has answered all of my questions extremely quickly, even though she knows I wont be ready for a few years, she still makes time for me. Her dogs are gorgeous, and all titled. She does boarding and training on location as well and they (she and her fiance) host IPO trials there. I will be getting my next dobe from her.

Sorry, I'm not sure of the cost on importing though, I've never dealt with that.
 
We're currently speaking to a Dutch man who has a lot of experience with Dobermans who will help us import a pup! He was a breeder up until 2009 and competed in Schutzhund in the Netherlands. He was also chairman of multiple breedassociations and (dont know how to call it in English) a litter judge for the FCI. I looked him up and couldnt find anything bad about him. He has a contact that has a litter who are 14 weeks old and we can pick a male from.

We received extensive character descriptions and appearance descriptions of the remaining pups. As well as pictures ofcourse and information about the parents. DCM testing of both parents took place in September and they've been tested for von Willebrands and PHPV as well as HD and ED. Is there anyone who would like to take a look at the pedigree and give me their opinion?

I dont want to post it here because of privacy reasons.
 
At 14 wks if their ears have not been cropped already you will be getting a natural eared dog.
Most vets will not crop after 12 wks.
Also most likely would have undocked tail.
 

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