Mystikos Dobermans

02/08/2025

02/07/2025

12/24/2024

The holidays are a time of joy, time with family and friends and exchanging good tidings. The last thing that you want is for this to be a time spent in the emergency room with your pet. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the holidays and keep your pet safe.

*High fat foods, such as ham, gravy, butter and desserts, may cause inflammation of your dog’s pancreas. Pancreatitis causes intense abdominal pain and vomiting and requires hospitalization to recover. Keep foods securely sealed and enclosed in a high space or the refrigerator. Secure the lid on the trash can to avoid garbage raiding.

*Bones: chewing on bones, particularly turkey bones, can cause splintering. Once swallowed, the splintered bones can cause trauma to the intestinal tract, requiring surgery. Ham bones, while they tend to not splinter, are hard and can fracture teeth when your dog chews on them.

*Onions and onion powder: in large enough quantities can cause a sudden onset of anemia.

*Foreign objects: such as string (used to tie the turkey), skewers, plastic bags and turkey poppers. Your pet does not have self restraint or the common sense to avoid these objects that drip of meat juices.

*Toxins: Mistletoe and holly are toxic plants. Caution with snow globes as they contain toxic antifreeze, which is highly toxic to pets.
Tree:
- Secure the tree to avoid the tree falling onto your pet if they decide to climb.
- Ornaments should be kept on higher branches to avoid breaking, eating and destruction.
- Tinsel should not be used as pets love to play with it and if eaten, can cause serious injury to the intestinal tract and require surgery to repair.
- If you put chemicals in the water of your tree, cover the bowl so your pet does not drink from it.
- Sweep up pine needles to avoid health problems.

*Maintain routines: With all of the people in the house, some pets may become nervous with the change in routine. Provide your pet with a retreat space to unwind from it all. Be sure to keep normal routines especially exercise for your pet.

*Watch that door: If you expect a large number of people in your home, be sure to watch the door to make sure that there are no unexpected escapes.

*If you want to offer your pet something special too, choose alternative treats such as a new toy or extra bonding and exercise time. At the end of the day, you will be thankful you did.

We are truly grateful for all of our puppy owners and friends. Thank you so much and have a safe and happy holiday season!

12/23/2024

Merry Christmas… please send pictures of the Mystikos Santa Helpers 🥰🎉

12/20/2024

Health testing is not cheap!
Showing is definitely not cheap!

This is a calculation of what “I” spend on each dog before they are considered for a litter.

Conformation showing is the evaluation of breeding stock, similar to horses and farm animals. We pay judges to determine if our dog(s) adhere to the breed standard in structure/looks and temperament. At least 3 judges have to agree.

Total spend is shown in the second image.

Copied from Standard Poodle.

12/14/2024

Happy Belated 5th Whelp day to the celebration litter…… December 13

12/09/2024

Mystikos Runs on Dunkin’ “Remi”

12/08/2024

Remi out playing show girl with Amanda Shea 🥰… the house feel empty without her antics but I’m excited to watch her grow ❤️‍🔥🥰❤️‍🔥

12/05/2024

Her custom show lead will be AMAZING 🍩

Beads by Olga Boiko

12/05/2024

HAPPY 3rd WHELP-DAY to the Speed demons …

11/27/2024

Baby Remi

11/21/2024

Pleased to announce the 603 Misfits Doberman Club have been approved to host our Conformation Shows & Temperament Tests again next year in October!!

Please plan to join us for
🇩🇪🍻🥨 Okdoberfest 2025🥨🍻🇩🇪
October 25th & 26th at the same location, US Bunting Club, Lowell, MA

Judges & other activites to be announced
Stay tuned!!

11/17/2024

On her way to winning WB & BOW!!!! Huge congratulations Team Nova ❤️💕❤️ A 4pt major!!

11/17/2024

All grown up and strutting w/ her handsome dance partner Diego in Florida

11/11/2024

Thank you to all veterans for your service and sacrifice. Today, we honor you.