Jackson's Dobermans
  • WELCOME
  • Our Dobermans
  • Available Dobermans & Puppies
    • Puppy Assurance Guarantee
  • Doberman Questionnaire
  • Purchase Agreement
  • Store
  • Cropping & Posting
    • Taping Natural Ears Down
  • DCM and the Doberman Crisis
  • Genetic Diversity of the Doberman
  • Doberman History
    • Doberman Health
    • Myths & Facts
    • Fawn and Blue Dobermans
    • Raw And Risks
    • Say NO! The Warlock & King Doberman
    • Say NO! The White Doberman
    • Say NO! Melanistic, Merle & Solid Doberman
    • Heterochromia: Two Eye Colors

Balanced Puppies

We are committed to healthy, stable and balanced puppies as well as to your beginning journey with your puppy. We strive to raise our puppies in such a way that provides you and your puppy with immediate and long-term benefits.
  • Puppies are raised in a climate controlled room specific to their individual developmental needs; air conditioned, heated with both convection and radiant heat, clean carpeted whelping box until 4 weeks old, clean fine wood bedding until 9 weeks old, large fenced outdoor pen to explore, play and exercise beginning at 6 weeks old (or earlier as weather permits)
  • Vaccinated: DPv vaccine at 4-6 weeks old, kennel cough/Bordetella at 6-8 weeks old, DAPPv booster at 6-8 weeks old, DAPPv booster at 9-12 weeks old (if still with breeder)
  • 2 yr Limited health guarantee
  • Microchipped and Registered FREE with AKC Reunite
  • AKC registered for FREE with 30 days AKC pet insurance
  • 30 days FREE Trupanion pet insurance​
  • LIFETIME breeder support
  • LIFETIME congenital and genetic guarantee
  • ​4 year DCM guarantee
  • Replacement puppy or refund for qualifying conditions
  • ​State-of-the-art socialization techniques beginning at birth
  • Latest whelping and rearing methods to ensure stable, healthy, confident puppies
  • Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS)
  • Aptitude testing for temperament at 5 weeks old
  • Early exposure to audio sounds such as thunder, fireworks, gunfire, alarms, etc.
  • Early exposure to textures, heights, and visual stimulus 
  • Confidence building foundations​
  • Early Scent Introduction (ESI)
  • Early collar and leash experiences
  • Puppy Aptitude Evaluation for baseline temperament
  • Eating a balanced, traditional hard kibble independently 
  • Vet examination
  • Congenital cardiac evaluation
  • Tail docked to breed standard between 2nd-3rd vertebra 
  • Dew claws removed 
  • Flea & tick medication started
  • Heartworm prevention started
  • Nails trimmed weekly
  • Dewormed biweekly beginning at 4 weeks old
  • Crating exposure beginning at 4 weeks old
  • FREE or Discounted training assistance with the breeder
  • Socialization with kids, adults, cats, and other dogs
  • Practice tolerating taking medications such as liquids, pills, and chewables
  • Practice having body manipulations for vet exams including having mouth touched and opened, paws touched, ears touched, tail touched, genitals examined, stomach touched and gently squeezed, eyes examined, etc.
  • Puppies go home with a take-home bag including vet and medical records, toy, blanket with mom's scent, digital packet of information and copies of the health guarantee, posting supplies, baggie of kibble, treats, tooth brush and more!

​What about Puppy Warts aka Papillomas?

In early 2025 I had a first in 10 years of breeding and that was a litter developed puppy warts. While it is a benign condition in dogs, it is highly contagious especially among puppies and a very very small percentage of Papillomas can turn cancerous. Canine Papillomavirus is not the same virus as Human Papillomavirus. My solution was to offer to take those puppies back, pay for their related vetting, and to replace their dog with an unrelated puppy from a future litter and to send all puppies home with an exam specifically for puppy warts and deworming. Going forward we have changed our protocols including no longer allowing home visits especially dog-to-dog meet and greets, using UVC sanitation lamp, as well as adding additional vetting to evaluate puppies. All puppies will leave with additional deworming to be continued in their new home.
The take-away?
  • LIFETIME breeder support
  • LIFETIME congenital and genetic guarantee
  • ​4 year DCM guarantee
  • 2 year health guarantee
  • paid vetting bills for diagnosis and treatment of papillomas, if diagnosed within 10 days of being in their new home (note: puppies who are sent with a ground transport may have come in contact with these during their trip and will not have this additional guarantee)
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  • WELCOME
  • Our Dobermans
  • Available Dobermans & Puppies
    • Puppy Assurance Guarantee
  • Doberman Questionnaire
  • Purchase Agreement
  • Store
  • Cropping & Posting
    • Taping Natural Ears Down
  • DCM and the Doberman Crisis
  • Genetic Diversity of the Doberman
  • Doberman History
    • Doberman Health
    • Myths & Facts
    • Fawn and Blue Dobermans
    • Raw And Risks
    • Say NO! The Warlock & King Doberman
    • Say NO! The White Doberman
    • Say NO! Melanistic, Merle & Solid Doberman
    • Heterochromia: Two Eye Colors