Paul Doberman Kennel
European Doberman Puppies For Sale
We Specialize In European Show Doberman!
Our goal is to incorporate both show Doberman & work-capable Doberman in a healthy body for loving families!
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Born Nov 1, 2021
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Anatomical Features Of European Doberman
Our Priorities as Doberman Breeders
How We Select Our Doberman Puppies
European Doberman Body
- RThick Strong Bones
- RShort Compact Mid Section
- RPerfect Top Line Slope
- RProper Angulation
- RWell Placed Tail
European Doberman Head
- RVoluminous Skull
- RBeautiful Expression
- RLong Thick Muzzle
- RTeeth Placement
- RCorrect Bite
European Doberman Body
- RThick Strong Bones
- RShort Compact Mid Section
- RPerfect Top Line Slope
- RProper Angulation
- RWell Placed Tail
European Doberman Head
- RVoluminous Skull
- RBeautiful Expression
- RLong Thick Muzzle
- RTeeth Placement
- RCorrect Bite
European Doberman Temperment
Confident • Alert • Motivated • Devoted • Courageous
Paul Doberman Kennel
Who We Are & What We Do
We are a small family business driven by love and Admiration. We specialize in European show Doberman. Our goal is to one day incorporate both show Doberman and work-capable Doberman in a healthy body. Alongside this, we want to provide not only the perfect dog but the perfect pet. We have a very good understanding of not only the European Doberman but the dog. We work with a number of European Doberman kennels overseas as well as veterinarians that understand the breed well. We work a tireless number of hours to ensure our customers have the knowledge they require, and that our dogs have the love they deserve.
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My Queen Of Heart Di Assolutonero
Understanding Our Process
How We Crop Our European Doberman Puppies
We take our European Doberman Puppies to get cropped between 6-10 weeks of age.
Our Veterinarian Uses a running stich from the top to the bottom of the ear.
The ears are then taped side by side on the top the head with a piece of pool noodle in between the head and ears. Taping the ears on top of the head keeps them from being chewed on by the litter mates, and makes it easier to keep them clean while they are healing. The piece of pool noodle keeps the ears stretched and helps prepare them for posting after they are completely healed. We remove the stitches from our European Doberman Puppies after 7 days, and they remain taped this way for approximately 12 days. Our puppies ears are usually completely healed and ready to be posted 20 days after the surgery.
We Prefer to keep our European Doberman Puppies until the after care of the Ear Cropping is finished.
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Wonderful Experience!
What a wonderful experience speaking with Paul. He truly has a passion for the Doberman and wants to share that with others…
– Victoria Alexitch
Excellent Breeder!
This is an excellent breeder that truly cares about the breed. I reached out to them for a random question I had about ear posting…
– Rob Tays
Great Job!
They Did A Great Job; Very Helpful And Responsive. Paul Is A Dedicated And Genuine Person To Deal With. Very Happy!
– William Henderson
Trustworthy & Reliable
If you are looking for a reputable, trustworthy, and reliable Doberman breeder seek no further. Paul is amazing…
– Natalya Kim
Top Quality Puppies
Exceptional Breeder, Produces Top Quality Puppies.
– Nick Turner
European Doberman
Kennels We Work Closely With
Questions Commonly Asked
About our European Dobermans
Are European Dobermans bigger than American Dobermans?
The European standard for the Doberman is slightly heavier and taller than the American standard for both sexes. Regardless of what the standard calls for, there are both large and small bloodlines in both types of Dobermans. Generalizing Europeans as the bigger breed or Americans as the smaller breed would be unfair due to the vast differences in size between the various bloodlines of each type of Doberman.
Can a European Doberman be AKC registered?
Any European Doberman registered with the FCI Kennel Club or any other European kennel club can be registered with the AKC with the correct paperwork and transfer application. The application is called “AKC Foreign Dog Registration Application”. https://images.akc.org/pdf/ADIMPT.pdf
What size dog crate is best for a European Doberman?
European Dobermans grow rapidly! Therefore, upgrading crate sizes as they grow can be extremely expensive and wasteful. A XL crate with a divider is the optimal choice for the European Doberman. The divider allows you to limit the size, and buying the largest crate ensures you will never have to upgrade sizes and spend extra dollars.