<![CDATA[A.K.C. Doberman Puppies For Sale|Hawthorne FL

<![CDATA[A.K.C. Doberman Puppies For Sale|Hawthorne FL - News ad Blog!]]>Sat, 02 Nov 2024 10:57:38 -0400Weebly<![CDATA[It's Been A Whirlwind Of A Day!]]>Sat, 20 Jun 2015 02:02:31 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/its-been-a-whirlwind-of-a-dayAnd a fabulous one! Between visits and pick ups I continued to photograph your pups. Since I had time to capture some day of departure shots of the first few pups that left I wasn't about to let the others get away without the same! It's been a long day and I'm running our of time but will get them posted by Monday evening at the latest. I think, despite the fact that they had become very good at being one with my leg, I got some good ones for you to keep as keepsakes. Naturally some are better than others as some were more cooperative than others.

It was great to see a few familiar faces and get to know some new ones. It seems pretty empty around here and it's a little shocking to enter the bedroom and not see a bunch of eyes and clambering paws begging for attention... but that's what they crave and I've preselected their humans with good effort and a sure feeling that that's what they'll receive. Thanks to those of you who have been so quick to send me updates. It's heartwarming to see my babes happy and thriving in their new environments right off the bat. They are great pups and I thank all of you for promising them warm and loving homes. What you give will be returned 10 fold so please remember they are still babies and will be for some time. They will get on your nerves from time to time but in general really do want to please their people. It's the nature of the breed. If you have to, step back and take ten deep breaths, and remember patience is a virtue.

I will be here for the life of your dogs and available to assist with concerns or questions that may pop up. And hopefully someday, our paths will meet again.

]]><![CDATA[Some DoberGear I Recommend ....]]>Fri, 19 Jun 2015 00:16:07 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/some-dobergear-i-recommend

I picked both of these items up at Dr McBrides office today and I can definitely recommend them both for quality and competitive pricing. And no, before you ask, I don't get any kick backs.... Just sharing my experience. Antlers are fairly expensive but last an incredibly long time. Elk far longer than Deer. Dobermans are pretty strong chewers. The one pictured here was $23 and measures roughly 9 1/2 inches long by 3 1/4 inch at the widest part by about 1 1/2 inches deep. It's a big antler... probably bigger than the pups need right now but she has some smaller ones with smaller prices too. I love them first because they're all natural and second because they seem to be about the safest chewy I've tried on my dogs. I mention them because I've seen much smaller antlers with significantly larger price tags. For those of you that will be following up with Dr McBride throughout, it's something you could pick up at any time. For those of you that plan to follow up only once, you might want to check them out when you go.

As far as the collars go, they are fabric covered prong training collars. Obviously your pups are way too young for such an apparatus now and will be for some time. But, they're a great tool and very humane when used appropriately. These are made by one of Dr McBrides clients if I'm not mistaken and are put together very well. I have a couple of them due to having both a male and female dogs and a desire for a proper fit for each. Serious takes the 5 to a side prong and the girls the four as pictured. I had to pick up a new one today because I left it on Remedy one day while I was on the phone and she chewed the leash loop clean off! Remember what I said about being strong chewers... she got the job done pretty quick. The main reason I like these though is because the fabric cover prevents the prongs from coming apart which I've had happen with a regular prong. I know everyone will be looking at forking out some money for things that are needed for the here and now and may not want to buy something you can't use for several months but I was told by a friend that the lady that makes them has a website so you might want to inquire if they have her card at the office. They aren't cheap; $45.00 but I think they're well worth the money...

Then when you get your dogs all grown up and trained up and want a "going out" collar.... something with a little style and flair like the ones pictured below... I absolutely love the custom collars made by Ella's Lead... they can be found at ellaslead.com or on Facebook @ Ella's Lead. A little pricey but not bad. Far better prices than some I've seen. And better quality.

And it you want to go all out they make matching leads too!

]]><![CDATA[Home Safe and Sound Once Again]]>Thu, 18 Jun 2015 21:05:12 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/home-safe-and-sound-once-againEverybody did great... running around like nothing has changed. I let them out long enough to do their business and then back in the corral to calm. Hopefully!
Today's trip went without a glitch but it looks like there's a storm coming in now. Hopefully I'll get a break and some photos for an update later this evening....]]><![CDATA[June 18th, 2015]]>Thu, 18 Jun 2015 17:19:57 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/june-18th-2015So I decided to return home while Ajax, Boss, Boz and Niko (alphabetically) are getting beautified. They should be ready to come home around 3-3:30. Left with me for the day are Xena and Daisy. I realized last night Daisy, because she wasn't cropped, was left to deal with a pack of boys all on her own... poor thing. Today, her reward for suffering through the ordeal, she gets some girl time. She must have said something really funny because as you can see Xena is flat out cracking up!

Once the the edge had been shaved off the energy level Daisy got back to one of her most beloved activities... chewing stuff up. I sure hope Elaine has an assortment of "appropriate" things on hand to satisfy that drive.

And below is an example of how the bulk of today's photo shoot went!

]]><![CDATA[Up And At 'Em: Preparing For Round Two]]>Thu, 18 Jun 2015 10:15:45 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/up-and-at-em-preparing-for-round-two<![CDATA[Another Day Coming To A Close....]]>Thu, 18 Jun 2015 03:22:46 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/another-day-coming-to-a-closeAnd I'm happy to report the pups cooperated for the most part for some photos today. I was so hoping I'd get a chance to get some decent solo shots of them before they left me. Unfortunately, Harmony will be excluded because she didn't return to her home of birth post crop but moved right on to her forever home with Sally Beth. But.... I was able to capture some good shots of Nina, Case and Ruger and have updated their individual puppy pages. Three down, seven to go! Hope I'm up for and have time for the challenge. ]]><![CDATA[Ruger: The Last Pup Of The Day To Begin His Journey!]]>Thu, 18 Jun 2015 01:26:12 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/ruger-the-last-pup-of-the-day-to-begin-his-journeyRuger... Case's future partner in play!

Like the pups before him, Ruger was greeted with open arms! It was great to see everyone again and as I've been known to say, to see smiling faces come my way. Ruger is another pup I hope to see in the future.... not that I wouldn't like to see them all. It's just nice to know some of my babes, now your babes, will be living in fairly close proximity and the possibility is there.

Here's Yellow Boy A.K.A. Ruger!

I think Rugar may have inherited a bunch of Dad's genes. I see a young Serious when I look at a close up of his face. It's in the eyes.... For that he gets a double entry....

]]><![CDATA[Next Up: Case! Or Maybe It's Bleu! ]]>Wed, 17 Jun 2015 20:22:03 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/next-up-case-or-maybe-its-bleuThe verdict is still out. Tyler informs me they may stick with Case or may call their pup Bleu! Either way, the Blues have left the premises. I also understand Katie and Tyler and Brittany and Calvin plan to get their pups together for some playdates in the not too distant future which is something I recommend highly whenever it's possible. There's nothing like a same breed same age play date to really wear a pup out. And an exercised pup is a content pup, especially between the ages of 6 months up to a year and a half or so. Hopefully, when Ruger and Case get a little older they can join in on some of the fun we've been having with my own dogs and some of the pups from previous litters. All things in good time. In any event I'm glad the siblings will have a chance to see each other and cut loose from time to time. If you missed my earlier post and have an interest in attending some outings and adventures with your dog come join the Facebook Group "Let's Take The Dogs". It's all about getting out with your furred friends and 2 leggers too. And each of you are welcome to create an event of your own should you so desire.

 Here's Case: Tyler and Katy's Blue Collared Boy!

]]><![CDATA[Nina Leaves The Nest!]]>Wed, 17 Jun 2015 17:21:44 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/nina-leaves-the-nestCooki and Frank arrived this morning to collect the pup they've been waiting for for a long time. Apparently Nina's grown some in the past couple weeks as Cooki took one look at her and proclaimed "she looks like a dog already"! And it's true... these pups get down to business when it comes to growing. They'll grow amazingly fast in the next few months. Now is the time to get a handle on them.
Don't let their young age fool you. 

Nina joins Cooki and Frank who do some breeding themselves... of Poodles.
She will be the big dog at home, rule the roost and I'm quite sure Cooki's heart.
Cooki's parting words, words I love to hear...
"This is one pup you'll never have to worry about"!
:-)

Here's Nina!

]]><![CDATA[Another Long Day! ]]>Wed, 17 Jun 2015 04:44:42 GMThttp://www.gotmybackdobermans.com/news-ad-blog/another-long-dayHappy Birthday To Me!!! A time to celebrate life...

Sorry this post is coming so late in the evening but as I said before... all is well and on schedule. We had a bit of an unpredicted event on the way home and in order to save some time with my update I'm simply going to copy and paste the Facebook post I wrote regarding my thoughts on birthdays, friends, and unexpected events... Sharon and Jared who I mention in the post are great friends whom I now consider extended family members in a way. They are part of the got my back doberman family. I met them a little over a year ago when they arrived to stake claim on a pup from a prior litter. They chose Pink, a.k.a. KatieScarlett, a very special dog made special by some very special people. The other person I mention, Jennifer is another member of the same family. She and her family have Purple; a.k.a. Noble... another Special dog... one who decided not to grow mid way through her time with me. Noble was placed in foster care when it became evident she was becoming too small to fend for herself in the midst of her siblings who were outgrowing her in what became a vicious circle. She has since grown up and all but caught up to Remedy in size... and she's gorgeous.... I've met some great people, now friends, through my breeding program and fortunately I'm able to keep up with some of the pups via those friendships. it's been an continues to be a rewarding experience.

So... on to my FB post and the day's events....

Thanks, each and every one of you for the birthday wishes. New friends and old, it's always a pleasure to hear from you and take a walk down that very special place called memory lane!

I was asked of my plans for for the day and I must say, for me, my birthday is much the same as any other day... a day where stuff often needs doing, When the stuff is done, regardless of the day, it's time to celebrate... That's my world.

Today, my birthday... I made plans as usual ... unconventional maybe, but plans none the less! But you know, and I know that what's said of plans is too often true... And so the story goes...

Today my stuff to do included a six pack of pups that were scheduled for their breed specific session of beautification. My plans did not include traveling down I-75 in a car I discovered was overheating. The scenarios was frightening... a hot car, an extremely hot day, some precious cargo fresh out of surgery and miles between us and the safety of home. I did something quite unlike me... something I probably wouldn't have done had it not been for something bigger than me. My pups. I reached out and asked for help. I knew I was in fairly close proximity to a lifeline, a lifeline I called on. And today, I have reason to celebrate. I celebrate not stuff, but the people in my life. And with that, I'd like to send out a special thanks to Sharon and Jared K Hohenberg who came to our rescue. You are not only lifesavers but true and valued friends. I appreciate you and we will celebrate...

I came across this post on Jennifer's wall and it reminded me, of course, of your prompt and caring response. Thank You!

Now... back to the business at hand, your pups... Harmony, as planned has left the den and with luck on her side was able to avoid the whole stuck in the back of the truck for a while ordeal. She was sweet and cuddly when greeted and claimed by Sally Beth. She even snuck in a kiss or too. Sally sent me some photos of them bonding in the car on their way home... dog in lap and daughter driiving... I'm sure I'll be hearing much more from them in the days ahead.

The rest of the six pack, excluding Pink, who will be staying with me just a bit longer, are officially legal with health certs in paw and ready to meet their families tomorrow. Again, I tried to take some photos of them, this time donning their new gear and look. Most were very blurry and the rest various shades of blurry but I'll post the best of what I've got. As you can see, they are basically unfazed by their newly acquired head gear. They had their play and now they're pooped... And segregated. The haves, the ones with hats, in one pup corral and the have nots, the ones without, in another corral. And as usual, their part of the house is in good shape and my part remains a mess... Next week brings a whole new challenge. Getting things back in order.

Xena

And there you have it....

Our Day
In A Nutshell

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