angel fingers
Well-Known Member
We are looking for a dobermann bitch age 6-18 months.
Up to 100 miles from northampton.
Good loving home with 61/2 acres of land.
Up to 100 miles from northampton.
Good loving home with 61/2 acres of land.
We are looking for a dobermann bitch age 6-18 months.
Up to 100 miles from northampton.
Good loving home with 61/2 acres of land.
Hi hun I had a msg about a dobie rotweiler cross 18 months they just wanted £12.50 to change the microchip name. They are in Dorset don't know how far away that is from you I can't take him as I have a dobie already and don't have the space so wanted a smaller playmate for him don't know if this is what your looking for. They are on preloved.co.uk it's a good site x
It is a good sight that is where I found our bullmastiff pupp x
Aw we got our dobie off there after our bullmastiff had to be put to sleep he was a great big baby they are a great breed I'd love another one when we have the space!!
Ahh did you yeh ours is 16 weeks now and I must say he's a big wet blanket :lol: I think they are fantastic x
Lol yeh ours used to drool like nothing on earth lmao xx
Try Dobermann rescues as listed below. Don't be put off by the fact they are not local as they may have dogs/rehomers available in your area.
Personally, I would steer clear of preloved and the other online sites - full of back yard breeders. A good, reputable breeder wouldn't advertise on such sites.
Dobermann Rehoming Association
Mrs Chris Omar. Tel: 01276 855326
Dobermann Rescue
Mr and Mrs Bradley, Brighton, Sussex. Tel: 01273 684830
Mr & Mrs Winterbourn, Boston, Lincs. Tel: 01205 750570
Mrs V Griffiths, Telford, Shropshire. Tel: 01952 409474
Mrs A Weston, London. Tel: 0208 3042942
Mr & Mrs Gibbons, Wickford, Essex. Tel: 01268 733353
Mr & Mrs Tregenna, Kent. Tel: 0208 3032664
Mr & Mrs Ridout, Herts. Tel: 01992 442624
Dobermann Welfare Association
Sue Garner, Rehoming Co-Ordinator, Middlesex. Tel: 01895 253578
Evelyn Sengendo, Ayrshire. Tel: 01294 272184
Dobermann Welfare Association Ltd - Wales
Mrs S James, Co-Ordinator Tredegar, Gwent. Tel: 01685 844362
Dobermanns In Need
Mrs Valerie McDonald, Co-Ordinator, West Sussex. Tel: 01243 542545
Mrs F Adcock, Hampshire, Dorset & Wiltshire. Tel: 01202 473468
Ethical (and unethical) breeding is an issue quite close to my heart. I would classify that sort of 'accidental' pregnancy as a byb. I would doubt any health tests have been done. Dobes are not my breed, but off the top of my head, hip scoring, eye tests and vWD testing should have been done. With rescues fit to bursting there is no excuse to go ahead with breeding or an accidental pregnancy unless it is breeding good quality, healthy (and therefore health tested) dogs.
Sorry for the rant - just spend too much of my time and efforts picking up the pieces of other's irresponsibility.
Sorry, I didn't mean to get into a discussion on ethical responsible breeding or individual cases. The responsible thing would have been to get a mismate and if it happened on the day they got her, then they must have rehomed her while in season! Puppies can't be screened for hip scores, so not sure what's been done. So I'm afraid it still is irresponsible breeding. However, as said, I didn't want to get into individual cases - I could quote hundreds I've come across over the years.
It's good you have insurance and the pups are here now anyway and I'm sure your pup is lovely Enjoy her.
So does Gary as soon as he sees food or eats or drinks sometimes over nothing lmao the little bugger has just stolen a kitchen roll off my sofa and is running aroung like a nutter thinking he is the dogs dangleys lol.he's very sneaky :lol: xx
Every pup was thoroughly looked over and xrayd which I was there for and on my paper work it says xray screening.i know puppies can't be screened maybe I should have been a bit more informative not getting into a debate as I know our personal situation.
Yes that is what happened they rehomed her well actually rescued her from
someone took her home and within a flash bobs your uncle.I wouldn't have bothered posting if I thought that I wold have had the Spanish inquisition to be fair.
To be honest I feel a lot around all breeding as a lot of dogs end up in rescue.
Most reuse places we rang around and went to see we couldn't rehome as we have a child and all of them couldn't be around children because of abuse or they were just one owner dogs.
Breeding is a delicate subject as I dont even really agree with well known recognised breeders as they are doing it for the money and breed far to much IMO.
Any way I'm not going to carry on with this as I know we are doing everything properly and he is well looked after and came from a good home and I have all paper work if not more than we would need
Have to say I'm with ya on this. My mums staffys just had an accidental litter and these things do happen, I do not agree with people buying dogs just to breed them as like you say alot of them just want the money and will sell them to any A hole who is willing to pay. Just because people can afford a dog does not mean they will care for it. I'd rather take on an unwanted and a little bit older dog as a puppy will always get a home, ive had both my last dogs from preloved and they both came from homes who simply had a change of circumstance and I'm happy to have given them their forever homes
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