Hi, my name is Kelly Dullea, my son and I have relocated to Whitinsville from Plainville, Massachusetts.
After almost 50 years, we have decided to wind down our breeding career to pursue a different path.
I have been passionate about Dobermans ever since I watched "The Doberman Gang" movie in 1972.
My father purchased my first Doberman pup in 1975 and I have owned and have been owned by Dobermans ever since!
My first litter of Dobermans was in 1977 and I have been breeding on and off ever since.
We health test and breed with the goal of improving this working breed rather than just producing more puppies.
We prefer Dobermans that are of European lineage. They are stable in temperament, have solid bone structure which contributes to their working abilities, good looks and health.
This does not mean we are anti-American Doberman, for us the European Doberman is the one we want to live and train with.
A Dobermans attachment to his family has been likened to Velcro and it is so true!
They must be with their people, in the same room, usually sitting on your foot, your lap or with their head or body leaning against you.
If you leave the room they will follow.
Our dogs are always nearby, on the couch with me while I have my first cup of coffee, in my bed while I sleep and everywhere else in between.
You will never have privacy again.
If you don't want this close constant attachment, then a Doberman is not for you.
On the other hand, I think it is the most warm and rewarding relationship you can ever have.
If this is the type of companion you think you want, please feel free to contact us to learn about the Doberman breed, our Dobermans in particular and when we may have a suitable puppy available.
Our dogs live in our home, never outside in a kennel and although our property is fenced in, they do not spend extended periods of time, unattended outside.
In the past we have had both an electric fence and a physical fence.
We prefer a physical fence because it keeps things out like neighborhood kids/dogs/cats, coyotes and other wildlife, which in turn keeps our dogs safe.
We require that you also have either a physical or an electric fence, prior to bringing home one of our puppies.
Also, if you live in anything other than a single family home (that you own), you will need a notarized letter, signed and dated on letterhead, from your landlord and/or the HOA.
This letter should state that Doberman Pinschers are allowed to live in and be on the property and that "they" acknowledge that you will be purchasing a puppy.
Specific information is needed as well, i.e.. name, address, phone numbers, etc. of both owner of property and prospective buyer.
This letter protects you and your puppy from a change of heart from landlords and property managers.
*PLEASE, DO NOT BE OFFENDED DURING THE INTERVIEW PROCESS*
We make a commitment to all of our puppies to place them in a safe and loving environment.
That is why we ask that you come by to meet us and our adult Dobermans before sending us a deposit.
The application and contract we require is our agreement with our puppies (and you) that you will provide such an environment for them.
Original health test results, pedigrees, etc. are always available upon request for verification.
Please contact us for more information.
Thank you for visiting our website.
Enjoy your visit and come back often to see what we are doing.
Regards,
Kelly
After almost 50 years, we have decided to wind down our breeding career to pursue a different path.
I have been passionate about Dobermans ever since I watched "The Doberman Gang" movie in 1972.
My father purchased my first Doberman pup in 1975 and I have owned and have been owned by Dobermans ever since!
My first litter of Dobermans was in 1977 and I have been breeding on and off ever since.
We health test and breed with the goal of improving this working breed rather than just producing more puppies.
We prefer Dobermans that are of European lineage. They are stable in temperament, have solid bone structure which contributes to their working abilities, good looks and health.
This does not mean we are anti-American Doberman, for us the European Doberman is the one we want to live and train with.
A Dobermans attachment to his family has been likened to Velcro and it is so true!
They must be with their people, in the same room, usually sitting on your foot, your lap or with their head or body leaning against you.
If you leave the room they will follow.
Our dogs are always nearby, on the couch with me while I have my first cup of coffee, in my bed while I sleep and everywhere else in between.
You will never have privacy again.
If you don't want this close constant attachment, then a Doberman is not for you.
On the other hand, I think it is the most warm and rewarding relationship you can ever have.
If this is the type of companion you think you want, please feel free to contact us to learn about the Doberman breed, our Dobermans in particular and when we may have a suitable puppy available.
Our dogs live in our home, never outside in a kennel and although our property is fenced in, they do not spend extended periods of time, unattended outside.
In the past we have had both an electric fence and a physical fence.
We prefer a physical fence because it keeps things out like neighborhood kids/dogs/cats, coyotes and other wildlife, which in turn keeps our dogs safe.
We require that you also have either a physical or an electric fence, prior to bringing home one of our puppies.
Also, if you live in anything other than a single family home (that you own), you will need a notarized letter, signed and dated on letterhead, from your landlord and/or the HOA.
This letter should state that Doberman Pinschers are allowed to live in and be on the property and that "they" acknowledge that you will be purchasing a puppy.
Specific information is needed as well, i.e.. name, address, phone numbers, etc. of both owner of property and prospective buyer.
This letter protects you and your puppy from a change of heart from landlords and property managers.
*PLEASE, DO NOT BE OFFENDED DURING THE INTERVIEW PROCESS*
We make a commitment to all of our puppies to place them in a safe and loving environment.
That is why we ask that you come by to meet us and our adult Dobermans before sending us a deposit.
The application and contract we require is our agreement with our puppies (and you) that you will provide such an environment for them.
Original health test results, pedigrees, etc. are always available upon request for verification.
Please contact us for more information.
Thank you for visiting our website.
Enjoy your visit and come back often to see what we are doing.
Regards,
Kelly
We feel very strongly about contributing to the DNA depositories that are doing so much to understand and eradicate so many of the problems that have come up in our breed. We have proudly submitted DNA samples from all of our dogs to expand the genetic database that is crucial for the success of this research.