The total cost for a puppy is $4,000, with a $1,000 non-refundable deposit required to reserve a puppy and the remaining $3,000 due at pickup.
I do work with GoodDog, and they work with Klarna, so you are able make payments on your final puppy payment if that is something you are interested in. There is a 6.5% fee added on for using GoodDog.

• Ear Crop and Tail Dock

• Age-appropriate vaccinations

• Microchipping

• Routine deworming

• Limited AKC registration papers

• A veterinary health exam

• A comprehensive puppy go-home pack

• A detailed puppy guide on how I recommend raising your puppy

•  Lifelong breeder support

I take seriously the health and integrity of this breed. Dobermans are prone to challenges such as dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), cancer, and weak nerves. While no breeder can guarantee a Doberman will be free of all health concerns, I am committed to reducing these risks in my lines. My foundation dogs were selected for longevity, workability, and health. All breeding dogs are fully health-tested, including screening for DCM, vWD, DINGS, narcolepsy, and over 200 other genetic conditions. Orthopedic evaluations for hips and elbows, ophthalmology screenings, and cardiac testing, including annual holter monitoring and echocardiograms, are also a very important part of our program.

I raise my Doberman puppies with a strong foundation for success in their new homes. From the very beginning, I incorporate Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and Early Scent Introduction (ESI) to support healthy development and confidence. As they grow, my puppies are introduced to a variety of sounds, surfaces, and experiences to build resilience and adaptability.

We also start initial potty and crate training before they leave, so they’re familiar with the routine. However, they are not fully crate trained at this age, you should expect to let them out frequently and continue their training at home. My goal is to send home well-socialized, confident puppies who are ready to bond with their new families and continue learning.

Puppies are matched with their new families at 7–8 weeks of age based on your lifestyle, experience, and personal preferences. I take great care in this process to help ensure each puppy is placed in a home where they will thrive both emotionally and behaviorally.

All our dogs are raised in our home, receiving daily training and enrichment to meet their physical and mental needs. We maintain a large yard where they can run and play, but structured exercise and training are essential for a well-rounded Doberman, simply taking a daily walk is not sufficient for this breed. Please take a moment to view our website articles to see if a Doberman is a good fit for you! https://www.dallagraziadoberman.com/dobie4me