We currently do not have anything available from our kennel. However we are more than happy to assist you in finding a quality Beagle or Doberman puppy. We have rescue contacts as well, if you are looking for an adult.
When we do have a litter planned we ask that all potential puppy owners fill out a application (located below). Please copy, paste and fill out the fallowing and email it to allbreedhandling@hotmail.com. Thank You. Please remember a application does not guarantee a puppy.
Our first priority is that our puppies live full and happy lives in a home with people who love them. We try our best to place puppies only in the most loving and responsible of homes and this inquiry form helps us in that process. Our puppies will always come back to us if they need to be re-homed- or to homes that we have approved who are willing to sign and honor our puppy care contract.
Puppies placed as 'companion only' must be spayed or neutered and are placed with limited registration. A limited registration only limits the dog from conformation events and breeding- though we strongly encourage obedience training for all of our dogs.
All puppy homes receive a copy of all health testing from both parents. Once we receive the individual registrations from the CKC they are sent out to the new homes.
Once the dam is confirmed pregnant or once the breeding takes place we require deposits to stay on the waiting list. This helps us determine who is serious and who is just "kicking tires". Deposits are $500 (Dobermans) and $300 (Beagles). Non refundable if you change your mind. If we do not have a puppy for you, you have the option of waiting until the next litter, and transferring your deposit, or we will refund your deposit and point you in the direction of other quality breeders. Your deposit is deducted from the total purchase price of the puppy.
We will be requiring all pet owners to health test their dogs. Thyroid, hips, elbows, and cardio must be done for Dobermans between the age of 2 and 3.5yrs. This can cost around $600, which is why we give 18months to do it. It does not all have to be done at the same time, we only ask that it be completed by the time they are 3.5 years. We require beagles to have hips, elbows, and cerf done, by 3.5 years. This helps us keep tabs on how our program is truly doing health wise. Only 25% at MOST dogs end up in a breeding program (ours or with other breeders). If you are only health testing 25% of your dogs, then you really dont get an idea of how your program is doing health wise.
We will ship puppies to experienced, well qualified owners. We prefer not to ship to novice owners, as it is hard to keep an eye on our puppies then. We take each home on a case by case basis, so please dont hesitate to ask us questions.
Puppy Application:
Name
Address
Phone
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Are you looking for a Doberman or a Beagle?
Why have you decided to purchase a Doberman/Beagle?
Which characteristics have drawn you to this breed?
What research have you done on this breed?
Are you interested in a male or female puppy? Why?
What color puppy do you prefer if any? Why?
Would you take a different sex or color if your first choice is unavailable in this litter?
Are you interested in breeding or showing your puppy?
Will you de-sex the puppy?
Is there any specific purpose that you want this puppy for (Conformation, agility, obedience, ect)?
Who will be the primary care giver of the puppy?
Do you have any children? If yes, what are their ages?
Does anyone in your household have allergies?
Is anyone in your household elderly or infirm?
Do you have any other pets? Tell us about them.
Do you have secure fencing around your yard?
Tell us about your fence (height, material, approx size of fenced area)?
If you dont have a fence how do you plan on containing and exercising your puppy?
If you have a swimming pool is it fenced off from the rest of the yard?
How many hours, on average, will the puppy be left on its own per day?
Is there someone available to feed and exercise the puppy during the day?
Will the puppy be an inside or outside dog?
How will the puppy be confined when he is inside before he is trustworthy in the house?
Where will the puppy be kept when you are not at home?
Where will the puppy sleep?
Will you be attending puppy kindergarten or obedience classes?
Will the puppy be taken on family outings?
How active do you wish your puppy to be?
Would you consider an older puppy if one were available?
Have you ever raised a puppy before?
Have you ever had this breed before?
Tell us about your previous Beagle/Doberman experience?
If your previous dogs are not still with you, why not?
Have you ever re homed a dog before (excluding foster/rescue work)?
Have you ever been involved with a rescue group? Who?
Will you have the patience to accept the trials of puppy hood, which may last the next 18 months?
Are you prepared to invest your time in training the puppy to become a good companion?
If you are local, we will do a home visit. Do you agree to this?
Do you have any questions you would like to ask