Pricing and Application

Thank you for your interest in Royal Dobermans!

The cost of one of our puppies is $3,000. To reserve a spot on our upcoming litter list, we require a $1,000 pre-deposit. All deposits are non-refundable and applied toward the final purchase price. The remaining $2,000 balance is due at the time of puppy pick-up.

If you’re interested in reserving a puppy, please complete the application form below.

Royal Dobermans Application

Hello, potential new puppy owner! This puppy inquiry form is a way for you to introduce yourself to us. Providing information about yourself allows us to gain some insight into the homes and new puppy owners we are selecting for our puppies. Our top priority is ensuring that our puppies have a happy and fulfilling life in a home where they will be loved unconditionally. We strive to place our puppies in loving and responsible homes, and this inquiry form helps us in that process. We hope you agree that the welfare of the animals is our top priority when it comes to puppy placement. If for any reason you are unable to keep your Doberman in the future, our policy is that our puppies must come back to us so we can assist in finding them a new loving home.

The following questions have been specifically designed to help you consider the responsibilities and potential challenges of welcoming a Doberman Pinscher into your home for the long term. If you have previous experience owning a Doberman, answering these questions should be straightforward. Please answer them as thoroughly and honestly as possible. Thank you.

First name

Last name

Spouse/Significant other name

Children's Names

Cell Phone

Spouse/Significant other Cell Phone

Multi-line address

Country/Region

Address

City

Zip / Postal code

Spouse/Significant other Email

How were you referred?

Have you owned a Doberman before?

Yes

Are you interested in?

Male

Female

Either is fine

Color Choice Preference (if produced)?

Black & Tan

Red & Tan

Blue

Fawn

Can you describe what type of personality you are looking for in your puppy?

Please share what your goals and expectations are for the puppy whether it be for show potential, family pet, or something else.

Are you and your family prepared to care for your new puppy/dog for the rest of its life knowing it could be 9-13 years or longer?

How many dogs have you owned?

How long did your last pet live with you?

Why do you want a Doberman Pincher? (i.e. protection, companion, jogging partner, etc)

Do you intend on cropping your puppy's ears?

Yes

Not sure

If no or unsure, what is/are your reasons?

Do you intend to breed the dog?

Yes

Will you spay or neuter your puppy?

Yes

Have you ever had to get rid of a pet before?

Yes

If so, what were the circumstances?

Please tell us about your puppy's new home:

Are there other pets currently in your home and if so what kind and how old?

Do you?

Rent

Own

How long have you lived at this address?

If renting, have you obtained your landlord's permission to keep a Doberman puppy/dog on the rental property?

Do you have a fenced yard or suitable pen?

Yes

If no, please explain how you intend to ensure the safety of your Doberman when he/she is outside your home for exercise, potty breaks, etc.?

Do you have a pool?

Yes

Is your pool fenced?

Yes

Dobermans do not have the coat to tolerate inclement weather (Hot or Cold) and will need and want to be a member of the family inside your home?

Where will your puppy/dog stay during the day?

Where will your Doberman sleep at night?

If no one is at home during the day, how do you plan on caring for the puppy during potty-training, feedings, and exercise during this time? (A doggy daycare, if run properly, can be an excellent choice for working puppy parents)

How many hours a day will the puppy be kept outside?

Who will care for your puppy while you are on vacation?

Are all family members enthusiastic about owning a Doberman Pinscher and have you discussed the responsibilities of the breed among all family members?

Yes

What do you expect the activity level of this breed to be:

Very high

High

Moderate

Below Average

We highly recommend obedience training for your young Doberman as it not only helps to build confidence in the puppy, but also in you as the handler and all members of your family. Obedience training will teach your pup proper manners and behavior both at home and in public. It is important to note that we strongly discourage "attack" training for several reasons, with liability being the primary concern. If you are seeking a protection-only dog, there are breeders who specialize in that training. However, we believe in having a working companion by your side who is loyal, devoted, and loving towards you and your family without aggression. Protection instincts come naturally to Dobermans. Remember, your Doberman craves a job and thrives on pleasing you. By guiding them and teaching them what you expect, you will be amazed by their capabilities.

Our Dobermans are never to be tied up or left in indoor or outdoor kennels without frequent human interaction. We define "frequent" as multiple times throughout the day.

(Dobermans are very intelligent and respond to positive gentle training. They will not respond well to heavy-handed trainging methods)

Will you attend obedience training with your puppy/dog?

Yes

Who will have primary responsibility for the dogs care?

Will you kennel/crate train your Doberman?

Yes

Do you know how?

Yes

Your new puppy or dog may exhibit undesirable behaviors such as barking, disobedience, house soiling, running away, chewing, and more. What training techniques will you implement to address and prevent these behaviors?

Will you restrain/leash your dog at all times when outdoors with him/her either at home or in public?

Are you on any other waiting lists for a Doberman Pinscher?

I/we hereby certify that all the information contained in this inquiry/questionnaire is true and correct. I/we certify that my/our purpose is acquiring a Doberman Pinscher is primarily as a companion and or family pet. This questionnaire is not an agreement to buy or sell a puppy but is not an agreement to buy or sell a puppy but is a tool to aid in the placement/adoption of a puppy. Thank you for taking the time to answer this questionnaire we sincerely appreciate it and you!

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