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Expecting 92% European litter
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Hello everyone.👋 We are getting ready for our next possible litter, sometime around the last week of August 2026, between Hemi X Preacher. Hemi is our youngest female from our Bishop X Kaizer breeding in 2023. She is our largest female and weighs in at 90 pounds. This will be her first litter, at nearly 3 yrs old, as we were waiting for all her health testing to be completed before breeding. She has passed everything and is in good health!OFA hips are good! She is a VWD carrier but everything else is clear. This breeding will result in both black and red pups. We are accepting names for this potential litter at this time. There are no fees to be placed on any future waiting list. All we need is your name, a good contact number, and your preferences of puppy color and gender. This litter will be 92.5% European, with just enough American lineage to add some diversity to this breeding. Our average COI is expected to be from 24% to 32%. Please keep in mind the best way to reach us is by phone, txt, or email. Please be patient when waiting for a response. I have a small farm here and have a pretty big work load each day. I don't keep my phone on me as they always seem to get broken. I will do my best to return inquiries as soon as I am able. Thank you and have a blessed day!For details about our dogs and practices please visit my website at www.texassizedoberman.com. Preacher is a giant love bug that just wants to smother everyone in hugs and kisses. He is full European and his father is IL Chapo Betelges a direct import from Serbia. Preacher stands 31 inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. His Bloodline includes Obi-Wan Kenobi De Grand Vinko, Ginga House, Betelges, De Gande Vinko, Kimbertal, Del Littorio, Casa Di Oro, Paderborner Land, Eros Erato, Del Diamante Nero, Del Rio Bianco, Tahi-Reme, Del Citone, Pride of Russia, Della-Qvirina, V. Neerlands Stam, Del Nasi and Teraline. Our dogs are health tested through Embark and bred for genetic diversity. Females from our litters should run 70 to 90 pounds and males 90 to 100+ pounds. Please keep in mind that we live in a very rural area. Our home Internet isn't that great, at best it is slow and at worst unreliable. Cell service isn't much better so, for the sake of my sanity, I will have to limit sending pics of pups via email or text. All photos of pups will be posted on our website and will be updated every two weeks. Please keep in mind there are often delays in my receipt of texts and emails, so please be when waiting for a response. (Photos shown are of Preacher, Hemi, and past pups. No Shipping Available!
$1,800 is for limited AKC with a 2 yr. Health Certificate. It is our most popular purchase option. We do offer full registration for $3200 on a limited number of pups.
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