The Medically Completed Hoytt Doberman PUP

Before we discuss education and training we need to discuss the foundation of the "AMERICAN BRED SUPER DOBE;" remember you can’t build a dream home on a weak foundation.  No matter what your decision regarding training, we will provide you with a medically complete Doberman puppy…a solid foundation upon which you can build your dream from the “first floor up”.  This allows you to take your puppy home around ten to eleven weeks of age; the youngest of our offerings is specially selected and medically finished, ready to trot down the path towards the teen years and adulthood by your side. 

To assure that you and your Hoytt Super Dobe have the best chance of success at this young stage we will have taken care of all primary inoculations, secondary medical services and the pup's surgical requirements.  Not available through other breeders due to its complexity, the process that we follow is most impressive and quite valuable.* Not only will this program save you time and money related to Vet fees associated with a matched program of this extent, but it will also remove the risk you run of taking a completely healthy puppy to a veterinary clinic.  Unfortunately, it has only been recently that some clinics have started offering separate entrances and waiting areas for healthy dogs coming in for maintenance services, and for those canines suspected of, or being treated for, communicable diseases.  Therefore, each time you take your (otherwise healthy) pup to a clinic that does not offer these separate waiting areas for routine care, there is always a risk that the pup could pick up one of the viruses you are there to protect it against in the first place. 

Whether you bring home your Hoytt Dobe with the highest level of training or no training at all, the medically complete foundation we provide is always the starting point of a Hoytt Super Dobe.  Take a moment to look through what this foundation includes in the next section (First Class Medical Completion) and see just how on target we are in providing the best start possible for these magnificent little creatures.

* In June of 1978 Parvovirus was first identified and has since become the number one life-taking virus the Dobe has faced.  Since this discovery, and the taming of the Distemper Complex - not one owner of a Hoytt Dobe has needed to provide treatment for this dreaded virus, nor have any Hoytt Dobe’s lost its life to Parvovirus. Hoytt Dobes have also not had to deal with the less life-threatening, but still serious Corona virus since we began the inoculation program we are about to introduce to you.