What is a Guardian Home?

Our guardian home allows us to grow and diversify our program to continue to better the breed without sacrificing the dog’s happiness or attention given to them. Becoming a guardian home gives you the opportunity to have one of our puppies or young adults as a family pet while they remain in our program.

We love all of our dogs and treat them as an extension of our family. Crating and rotating is not something we want to do to our dogs.  We want them to get all of the one-on-one attention they deserve. This program ensures that our dogs receive as much love and attention as possible, and helps us avoid having intact males and females under the same roof.

As a guardian home, you are the permanent home for one of our breeding prospects while they remain in our program. Once they are retired from breeding, full ownership is transferred to the family.

What are some of the requirements to become a Guardian Home?

1. Teach basic obedience

2. Be willing to train using positive reinforcement only

3. Dog must be kept as an indoor pet and never allowed to live outside

4. Keep dog out of public and around other dogs until the dog is fully vaccinated (around 16 weeks)

5. Be willing and able to socialize the dog with other dogs and humans

6. Provide adequate exercise and mental stimulation

7. Must be able to communicate, cooperate, and coordinate with the breeder effectively

8. Contact the breeder in the event of any serious illness or accident

9. Must not have any other intact dogs in the house

10. All family members must be informed and happy to be guardians

11. Must provide a stable living condition and excellent care

12. Fenced in yard is preferred, but not required

What happens if I don’t want my dog to be bred?

Please keep in mind that we retain full legal ownership of the dog until they are retired from our breeding program, and ownership is legally transferred to the guardian. Guardians have a legal obligation to follow the contract. The dogs selected for our breeding program are very high-quality and have been carefully selected to fulfill our breeding goals to produce European Doberman Pinschers with exceptional health, temperament, structure, and longevity.

How do I become a guardian home?

Please feel to reach out to us by text, call, or email to schedule an interview to find out if you are a good candidate for being a guardian home.

How often do you have guardian opportunities available?

This is dependent on if we decide to keep any puppies back from our program, or if we want to select new dogs to diversify our bloodlines. As of right now, we just have two opportunities for guardianship for imported puppies this year. Please contact us for most current availability and future plans.