Now before you all get the wrong idea, I'm not pregnant.
Oh heavens... THAT would be an epic disaster. Even if we were married that would be rough considering health and schedules and the lifestyle we have planned. What really works best for us is a furry family addition.
And now we've been blessed with the opportunity to get some gorgeous puppies!
The second weekend in April we've made plans to go pick them up from Shady Grove Kennel, a breeder in Dublin, GA. We are getting two male blue Dobermans. The 'blue' comes from the smoky gray shading of the darkest part of their coat. (Black is the most familiar coloring, but there are also blues like we are getting and reds who have a rich coppery brown coat.)
Our babies were born early in February to parents who've each racked up an impressive number of championship trophies on both the domestic and international circuits. Based on their genetics and how big these little guys feet are, we estimate they'll both be very large dogs. As in more than 120 pounds at maturity kind of large.
Wowzers! That's a lot of dog!!
I can hardly wait to snuggle with these adorable furbabies!! Just look at their cute little faces almost begging for hugs and kisses!
I've been trying to learn a little bit about Dobermans the past few days while we've been plotting and planning and trying to figure out a way to make this happen. And they are amazing dogs!
Realizing it's part sales-hype, I've loosely pulled these comments from our breeder's website:
Realizing it's part sales-hype, I've loosely pulled these comments from our breeder's website:
A Doberman is a lively dog with lots of speed, strength, and agility. He can run with a horse, maneuver quickly enough to catch a rabbit, track faster than a Bloodhound, tree a mountain lion, and beat you to your favorite chair every time!
He is also a very gentle dog with the firmness of Gibraltar... He will let a baby crawl all over him or take his six-year-old mistress walking to show her off and guide her with mature judgment. Sensitive dogs, they are keenly alert to your feelings and wishes. If someone visits you whom you don't like, watch the dog. He will be watching your visitor. After he has been with you a few years, you will find less need to command him because he will know what you want and respond automatically. You become a part of him and he becomes a part of you.
Dobermans are the only breed of dog originally bred as guard and watchdogs yet they are also noted for their gentleness and obedience. They are also beautiful with ample square-ish and highly muscled bodies, a sleek dry coat with precise clean markings, a long arched neck for balance and nobility, and a dark almond shaped eye set fairly deep.
Yup... I'm gonna be a very happy pet parent with the cutest furbabies in the history of ever!
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