Doberman Pinscher Club of Columbus Ohio

05/25/2026

The Doberman Pinscher club of Columbus will be sponsoring fast cats this weekend May 30 and 31st from 9 to 3 at The gated dock and Shelby Ohio. Hope to see everyone there. Walk ins are welcome, just need to register by 2pm

05/25/2026

“Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.” — Unknown

05/25/2026

🐾 DOBERMAN EDUCATION SERIES — WEEK 2 🐾

WHAT MAKES A RESPONSIBLE PRESERVATION BREEDER DIFFERENT?

One of the most common questions new Doberman owners ask is:
“How do I know if I’m choosing the right breeder?”

In today’s world, it’s easy to find Doberman puppies online. But finding a breeder who is truly dedicated to preserving and protecting the future of the breed is something very different.

Responsible preservation breeders are not simply producing puppies — they are working to preserve correct temperament, structure, health, working ability, and breed type for future generations.

A responsible breeder should be able to openly discuss:
• Health testing performed on their dogs
• Temperament and pedigree knowledge
• Longevity within their lines
• Breed-specific health concerns
• Why they chose a particular breeding
• Ongoing support for puppy owners

Preservation breeders also typically:
• Carefully screen potential homes
• Remain involved throughout the dog’s life
• Take responsibility for dogs they produce
• Compete in conformation, performance, or working events
• Breed with long-term goals for the breed — not simply availability or profit

Perhaps most importantly, ethical breeders genuinely care where their puppies go and work hard to create successful lifelong matches between Dobermans and their families.

Finding the right breeder can make an enormous difference in both the health and temperament of your future companion.

As always, our goal is not judgment — it’s education and helping people make informed decisions for the future of the breed we all love. 🖤

What questions do you think new puppy buyers should ask a breeder?

05/17/2026

There’s been a renewed spotlight on the Doberman breed lately — and with that comes a lot of new interest, questions, and unfortunately… misinformation.

The Doberman Pinscher Club of Columbus is excited to launch a new educational series designed to help current and future Doberman owners make informed decisions and better understand this incredible breed.

Topics will include:
• Choosing an ethical breeder
• Health testing & breed preservation
• Ear cropping & posting education
• Training & temperament
• Doberman health concerns
• Resources for new owners
• And much more

Our goal is simple:
To support responsible ownership, protect the future of the breed, and provide trusted educational resources from experienced owners, breeders, exhibitors, trainers, and mentors.

Whether you already own a Doberman or are just beginning to learn about the breed, we hope this series becomes a valuable resource for you.

Follow along each week as we share knowledge, guidance, and honest conversations about the Doberman Pinscher we all love. 🖤 Feel free to ask any questions you may have by commenting below or messaging us.

05/10/2026

05/08/2026

The associated Doberman Pinscher clubs of Ohio will be once again sponsoring the working aptitude test for Dobermans. It will be held at the Lima Kennel Club grounds along with their confirmation show. The date of the WAE will be June 27 with the event starting after the Doberman Best of breed winner has been judged.

Mail in application only. Application can be found on the DPCA website as well.

05/07/2026

Great information

Bloat (GDV) is one of the most serious emergencies we see in large, deep-chested breeds like Dobermans.

It can happen quickly and becomes life threatening fast, which is why recognizing the signs matters so much.

Some common symptoms include:
• pacing or restlessness
• unsuccessful attempts to vomit
• a swollen or tight stomach
• drooling
• obvious discomfort or distress

If you ever suspect bloat, don’t “wait and see.” Immediate veterinary care is critical.

One thing I strongly recommend to Doberman owners is having an emergency bloat kit at home and knowing where your nearest emergency veterinarian is located before you ever need it.

Preparation matters.
Time matters.

I’ve linked the emergency bloat kit I personally recommend below for anyone interested in adding one to their home emergency supplies:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y8VV98T/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_MV6D2HWGD3P007T2RGZM?linkCode=ml1&tag=premierdoberm-20&linkId=4f30b557d117328f833695a644a6584c

05/02/2026

Duke and Tessa are heading to the derby party

04/27/2026

Our May mtg will be 5/6 at 7:30 at Columbus All Breed Training Center located at 2164 Williams Rd Columbus Oh. Sorry no dogs allowed. We will be in the conference room in Building B which is the Second Building after u come in the gate.