Author Archives: Rochelle Fisher

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  A brief overview of Cropping and Posting

  Posted on May 21, 2020 by Rochelle Fisher in Breeding

  Let us talk about cropping for those that are not familiar with the procedure. Doberman pups are usually cropped around 7-weeks. A vet that has experience with the cropping procedure handles this alteration as if it is a typical surgery. Yes, it is a cosmetic procedure (not invasive) and once pups are fully awake, they […]

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  Melatonin for Dogs

  Posted on December 21, 2019 by Rochelle Fisher in Health

  Melatonin for Dogs Do you have an older pet that has lost his or her eyesight? Is your pet restless during the night keeping you up? Blindness is no reason to put your pet down. Likely what is going on is your dog is not able to decern day from night and does not release […]

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  Night Watch at Macy’s

  Posted on December 26, 2015 by Rochelle Fisher in Fun Facts

  Doberman History The pictures and Night watch at Macy’s store was published in the Look Magazine September, 21, 1954.  Produced by Gereon Zimmermann Doberman History. At dusk, an eerie hush falls over Macy”s in New York’s Harold Square. Freed of the noisy bustle of the day’s 150,000 bargain hunters (and 11,000 employees), the 46 acres […]

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  Milk Thistle for your Doberman

  Posted on June 7, 2015 by Rochelle Fisher in Health

  First of all I want to put your mind at rest that milk thistle is safe for dogs.  Please read the complete article at the is link:  Article by Dogs Naturally Mag.    Below is a summary and my own input. Consider Milk Thistle Milk thistle is a flower in the Aster family. A native […]

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• How to post cropped Doberman ears

  Posted on December 21, 2014 by Rochelle Fisher in Breeding, Health

  How to post cropped Doberman ears-  I have posted this video as it is simple and easy to follow. Ear cropping of the Doberman  is usually done at approximately  7 to 8 weeks of age. For the first 7 days after ear cropping, your pup will remain in his rack (or cup), with sutures holding […]

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  Doberman Stress can be high during Holidays.

  Posted on November 21, 2014 by Rochelle Fisher in Health

    Doberman Stress can be high during Holidays. 5 tips to keep them calm and safe  We all know that Dobermans are one of the most sensitive breeds to how you and the household is feeling.  I had a Doberman that would instantly toss his cookies if I was very upset about something in my […]

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  Doberman Health

  Posted on February 18, 2014 by Rochelle Fisher in Breeding

  Breeding for Improved Doberman health? by Denise Mellor, Denmel Dobermans Reg’d Explore a professional Breeders web site and more health info at this link: It is an expensive and difficult path at present breeding my beloved Doberman Pinschers, but improving on Doberman Health is a passion of mine.  I keep seeing posts from Doberman breeders […]

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  Dog Sport

  Posted on February 17, 2014 by Rochelle Fisher in Training

  Dog Sport by Shelby Frye Gemma the Doberman Fan Page There are many different kinds of dog sports offered by many different clubs; Agility, Obedience, Rally-O, Lure coursing, Barn Hunt, Schutzhund, French Ring, Nose Work, Dock Diving, Tracking, the list goes on and on.  There are so many options out there, that there simply must […]

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  Crixus A Doberman with A Facebook Page?

  Posted on February 16, 2014 by Rochelle Fisher in Fun Facts

    Crixus A Doberman with A Facebook Page? I started a Facebook page for my Doberman Crixus because I wanted to bring awareness to the breed.  I love taking pictures of my dogs, but when it comes to my Miniature Pinschers vs. my Doberman, sadly there is a negative stereotype.  I have loved the breed […]

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  Dog training your picky eaters

  Posted on February 16, 2014 by Rochelle Fisher in Training

  My dog isn’t food motivated! This is something I hear all the time. Well fluffy isn’t food motivated so I’m not sure how this clicker training will work. Well first of all if you decide that your dog isn’t food motivated than you are giving them a reason not to be. Go into training with […]

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