Available Puppies

No, and that's deliberate. Matching follows a standardized temperament test conducted at six weeks, not coat color. A very dominant puppy placed in a home without dog experience becomes a measurable problem within a year. We present the puppy or puppies that fit your evaluation, and you decide from there.

No. Every family picks up their puppy on site. This lets us do one last handling demonstration, hand over the complete file directly, and make sure the puppy leaves in good condition. No shipping by carrier.

First round of vaccines, complete deworming, microchip registered in your name, veterinary exam in the days before departure, complete health file for both parents, registration papers, and a behavioral consultation included for the first month.

Yes. Two-year guarantee against serious hereditary diseases, provided in writing at contract signing. Replacement or refund, your choice. Both parents' screening certificates are also provided.

It comes back to us, at any age, without judgment. It's written into the contract. A Doberman or Weimaraner with a poorly managed working background can become hard to re-home — we'd rather take it back ourselves than let it end up in a shelter.

Rarely, and we say so plainly in the questionnaire. Doberman and Weimaraner require real daily structure and some obedience experience. If this is your first dog, we discuss it openly — sometimes to point you elsewhere.