AVAILABLE PUPPIES
Welcome to our Available Puppies page, where you’ll find our exceptional Doberman puppies ready for their forever homes.Browse through our current litters, select your future companion, and when you’re ready, simply fill out the contact form below to begin the process.
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We’re here to help you find the perfect Doberman match
Doberman Hounds Pinschers
CLIFFORD (MALE DOBERMAN)
Age – 3 Months
Sex – Male
Price – $2500
Status – Available
DOBE (Male Doberman)
Age – 3 Months
Sex – Male
Price – $2,500
Status – Available
HERO (Male Doberman)
Age – 3 Months
Sex – Male
Price – $2,500
Status – Available
PACK (Male Doberman)
Age – 3 Months
Sex – Male
Price – $2,500
Status – Available
FEMALE DOBERMAN PUPPIES
LUNA ( Female Doberman)
Age – 3 Months
Sex – Female
Price – $2,500
Status – Available
Sasha ( Female Doberman)
Age – 10 Weeks
Sex – Female
Price – $2,500
Status – Available
Zooey / Female Dachshund
Age – 10 Weeks
Sex – Female
Including – Health Guarantee, Shot Records, Pet Packs
Mom’s Weight- 10 – 12 lbs
Dad’s Weight – 10 – 12 lbs
Weight – 4 Pounds
Height – 6 -8 Inches
Price – $900
Status – Sold Out
CONTACT FORM
OUR BREEDING PRACTICES
At Doberman Hounds, we are deeply committed to raising healthy, stable, and world-class Dobermans. We believe that healthy puppies begin with healthy, well-cared-for parents and we never compromise on that foundation.
We feed only premium-quality food, use minimal chemicals or pesticides, and follow modern vaccination protocols guided by top canine health experts. Every dog in our program is regularly vet-checked and DNA-tested to ensure they are clear of hereditary conditions.
But what truly sets us apart?
We breed for ourselves first. That means every litter is planned with care, aiming to preserve the best traits of the Doberman breed temperament, structure, drive, and health. Only the very best puppies are placed in approved homes, and many remain with us to strengthen future generations.
At Doberman Hounds, it’s not just about raising puppies. It’s about protecting the legacy of the Doberman, one exceptional dog at a time.
Our Dogs:
At Doberman Hounds, we are committed to maintaining the true essence of the Doberman Pinscher a breed known for its strength, intelligence, and unwavering loyalty. We carefully select dogs from proven European and American bloodlines, focusing on stable temperament, correct conformation, and robust health.
Temperament is our top priority.
Every Doberman we bring into our program must show confidence without aggression, alertness without anxiety, and a deep bond with people. These are not just breeding dogs they are family members, companions, and living examples of what the Doberman should be.
Raised in a hands-on, enriching environment, our dogs are socialized from day one, mentally stimulated, and conditioned for obedience, loyalty, and a balanced disposition.
At Doberman Hounds, we don’t just breed Dobermans.
We build future protectors, partners, and family members dogs that represent the very best of this noble breed.
Our Puppies – Raised with Purpose, Backed by Experience
If you’ve ever wondered what sets our Doberman puppies apart this is the place to start.
Because we prioritize the health and well-being of our adult dogs, our puppies begin life with every advantage. From conception to the day they leave for their forever homes, each pup receives the highest level of care, socialization, and oversight.
We don’t follow a one-size-fits-all formula. Instead, we continually learn, adapt, and improve our practices based on both education and hands-on experience. A solid breeding program isn’t built overnight and we’re committed to doing it the right way.
We don’t claim to know everything but what we do know, we share. Just as others have helped us grow, we’re always willing to pass that knowledge on to future puppy parents.
At Doberman Hounds, every puppy is the result of passion, precision, and purpose
Breeding Practices – Built on Health, Not Hype
At Doberman Hounds, we don’t follow a single formula for breeding. Some focus on phenotype (what a dog looks like), others on genotype (genetic background) we consider both, along with proven performance and temperament.
But above all, we believe:
Without a healthy, sound dog, you have nothing.
Health and stability come first every time. That’s the foundation of our program, and the standard we hold ourselves to with every litter.
Socialization:
At Doberman Hounds, we preach it often and we’ll say it again: Socialization is everything.
Yes, it starts with us as breeders but the real work begins with you, the new owner. Once your Doberman puppy comes home (typically between 10–16 weeks), it’s your job to shape their world.
Socialization doesn’t mean staying inside. It means getting your puppy out into new environments, around strangers, children, dogs, cats, traffic, noises, and everything in between. This is how you raise a stable, confident Doberman.
Too many new owners keep their puppy “in a bubble,” worried about germs or lacking time and the result?
🟥 A fearful dog
🟥 An anxious or reactive adult
🟥 A Doberman that growls, jumps, or hides instead of calmly engaging with the world
Want that calm, confident dog who walks proudly at your side and listens with focus?
That’s not luck that’s early socialization and daily commitment.
Expose your Doberman puppy to three new experiences a day sights, sounds, smells, people, animals. Make it routine. Make it count. Socialization isn’t optional it’s essential.
Training: Starts Day One
One of the most common questions we get is, “When should I start training?”
The answer? The moment your Doberman puppy comes home.
Training isn’t something you “get to later.” It’s the foundation of leadership, structure, and trust. Dobermans are highly intelligent and eager to please, which makes early training both effective and essential.
Even 5-minute daily sessions can teach your puppy basic commands, focus, and respect. Waiting until 4 months or worse, a year often means you’ve already missed the critical socialization and leadership window.
Start small. Stay consistent.
Establish yourself as the leader early, and you’ll raise a Doberman that’s not just obedient but confident, calm, and connected to you.
Pack Leadership:
Pack leadership isn’t the same as training but the two go hand in hand. It starts before obedience commands and continues throughout your Doberman’s life.
The first key? Choose a puppy with the right temperament for your lifestyle.
If you’re calm and laid-back, an assertive, high-drive puppy may not be the best match. The stronger the fit, the stronger your bond.
From day one, establish leadership through simple, everyday actions:
– You walk through doors first.
– You eat first, the dog eats second.
– You set the tone, the pace, and the boundaries.
Dobermans thrive under confident, consistent leadership. Without it, they’ll take charge and that’s a tough role reversal to fix.
Need help? Contact us for guidance on choosing the right puppy and setting the tone from day one
Nutrition:
At Doberman Hounds, raising healthy dogs isn’t a hobby it’s a passion and a full-time commitment. We live with our dogs 24/7, invest thousands into their care, and focus on what truly matters: long-term health and vitality.
That starts with nutrition. We don’t cut corners. Every Doberman is raised on a carefully selected, premium diet tailored for strong development, immune support, and longevity.
We’ve spent years refining what works best and we ask that every new owner continue the same high standard. Because poor nutrition can undo everything we’ve built.
If we put in the work to raise a healthy, sound Doberman we expect that effort to continue in your home. Your puppy deserves nothing less
Vaccines:
At Doberman Hounds, we follow a minimal vaccine protocol, using only essential core vaccines to protect your puppy without overexposure.Our approach is guided by current research and long-term health considerations, with the goal of reducing the risk of vaccinosis and immune stress.
For details on our vaccine schedule and philosophy, feel free to contact us directly
Exercise:
Dobermans are active, athletic dogs but puppy development takes time, and overexercising too early can cause lasting damage.
Before 18 months, avoid high-impact or strenuous activities. Their joints are still forming, and pushing too hard too soon can lead to early wear or injury.
Instead, focus on:
✔ Short play sessions on grass or soft surfaces
✔ Light leash walks
✔ Mental stimulation through training and enrichment
Running, jumping, and long walks on pavement should wait until your Doberman’s growth plates have closed ideally after hip and elbow X-rays confirm joint health.
Early care = lifelong strength.
Train the brain, not just the body, and let those powerful Doberman bones mature the right way.
Spay/Neuter – What You Should Know
At Doberman Hounds, we recommend delaying spay or neuter until your Doberman has fully matured—typically around 18–24 months of age.
Why?
Early spay/neuter can disrupt natural hormone development, which plays a vital role in:
✔ Bone and joint growth
✔ Behavioral stability
✔ Immune system strength
Dobermans are a large, athletic breed, and allowing them to reach full maturity before altering helps support long-term structural and hormonal health.
We strongly encourage you to consult with your vet—and we’re happy to guide you through the timing that’s best for your individual pup.
📩 Questions? Reach out. We’re here to help you make the healthiest choices for your Doberman..