Aztec Doberman Pinscher Club of San Diego CA.

09/12/2022

Closing soon for a great weekend of majors. Get your entries in now.

DOBERMANS. PREMIUM POSTED for 4 Specialties in 2 days - Los Angeles DPC & Aztec DPC January 5 & 6, 2023, in Indio, CA. https://www.dogzibit.com/project/2023-adpc-ladpc/. Submit entries online starting Weds.

04/11/2022

Registration for the 2023 ADPC Specialty Show is now open. Join us as we celebrate 55 years of accomplishments and history as we say goodbye.

Premium Submit Online Entries* TIME TO CLOSING Day(s) : Hour(s) : Minute(s) : Second(s) Judging Program LOS ANGELES DOBERMAN PINSCHER CLUB (LADPC) 2 BACK-TO-BACK SPECIALTIES THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 2023 Entry limit 100 EACH SHOW AM SHOW JUDGE: JEFFERY MOORE – All Regular and Non-Regular Classes SWEEP...

12/09/2022

Here’s an opportunity to get your Doberman’s CGC (Canine Good Citizen) title.

We are privileged to have these wonderful trainers to do classes for us when they are available. Please see the class page to see the current class schedule and sign up. 

12/09/2022

Great opportunity for owner handlers in the conformation ring.

We are privileged to have these wonderful trainers to do classes for us when they are available. Please see the class page to see the current class schedule and sign up. 

06/09/2022

Hi everyone!

Just wanted to take a moment this morning with all of you. Most of you know that things are tough right now. Adoptions are slow and the amount of dogs in the shelters is staggering. We have to say no far more than we ever have before and we aren’t taking any owner surrenders right now so we can give priority to the Dobies at the shelters in danger. We still get calls and messages every single day from people wanting to give up their dogs. Animal shelters and Veterinary clinics are slammed and many are understaffed just like so many other industries. We see posts almost daily now from rescues that are halting intake or even shutting down entirely due to lack of help and funds. It’s a tough place to be for people right now and so many are struggling. This may be preaching to the choir but we share this with all of you today for 2 reasons.
#1: Please practice compassion and patience for those that are showing up. It will take longer at the veterinarian than before so allow for extra time and bring a book. The animal shelter employees are under more pressure than ever and have to do the job no one else wants to all while being called murderers. Don’t take your frustrations out on the people showing up.
#2: we are massively grateful to all of our supporters out there. While adoptions are slow, we are still finding homes for dogs and thanks to all of your generosity, we are still able to afford to keep the train running here. Thank you to all of you that continue to share our dogs, donate, volunteer, and support. We really do appreciate you and you are helping us get thru this difficult time.

P.S. all of these dogs are available for adoption and listed on our website. Send in an app today if you’re ready to take one home!!

02/09/2022

Please reach out to Dobies and Little Paws for more info.

22/08/2022

🇺🇲WWII uncovered: Derek Dunn Joins the US Marine Corps

Please join us at WWII uncovered in honoring one special Marine... Corporal Derek Dunn

On November 27, 1943 Derek Dunn applied for service with the US Marine Corps. Derek, born on June 5, 1942 stood shoulder length at 26 inches. He did not run away and he was an investigator. Derek Dunn was accepted as a Devil Dog with the US Marine Corps on January 29, 1944. Derek, a Doberman Pinscher, was off to Fort Jackson South Carolina to train for the Devil Dog program. He was the personal pet of Staff Sergeant Frank Dunn and his wife Priscilla.

"I am glad to be able to tell you that Derek #260 proved to be a very good dog in training. He was trained as a messenger dog and was transferred overseas with his two Marine handlers several months ago, leaving here in fine shape. His team was assigned to one of the Combat War Dog Platoons overseas as a replacement." - official correspondence to Mrs Dunn August 3, 1944.

Derek completed over twenty months of
active service as a Marine War Dog, during which time his conduct and performance of duty were excellent. Due to his performance Derek was promoted to Corporal on January 28, 1945.

Corporal Dunn returned to the United States and was stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina where he completed War Dog Training School - undergoing rehabilitation and detraining. He was Honorably Discharged on February 5, 1946.

Following his return from World War II, Derek was assigned to handler George Baker (pictured below). They marched in parades and made public appearances for the Marine Corps League. Corporal Derek Dunn passed away in 1952. He was 10 years old. Lest We Forget.

Disclaimer: WWII uncovered©️ is not associated with and does not endorse the T-shirt company/business page Vietnam Veterans. Any use of our name/logo is done so without our permission. All rights reserved. We honor Veterans and we do not sell t-shirts



WWII uncovered ©️ Original description and photo sourced from the Frank Dunn Collection (COLL/3182), Marine Corps Archives & Special Collections

21/08/2022

Very interesting.

Ever noticed those slits at the sides of a dog’s nose? Why do dogs have them?

Once again, nature proves her elegance in the design of our dogs. When we humans inhale and exhale, air comes in the same way it goes out. Any smells that come in through our mouths are forced out as we exhale.

When a dog exhales through his nose, however, the exhaled air is released through those slits and off to the side so that nice, smelly air going into the dog’s nostrils doesn’t get diluted with the outgoing air. Put another way, the slits allow the dog to avoid smelling what he just exhaled.

The slits help the dog hold scent particles in the nostrils even as exhaled air passing out the slits creates a swirling air turbulence allowing interesting odors to be inhaled directly into the centre of each nostril. Since dogs breathe faster when trying to sniff a certain smell, they widen their nostrils to pull in more air which makes it possible for a dog searching for smells to have a steady stream of air coming in for up to 40 seconds, maybe even longer.

The slits also allow dogs to wiggle each nostril independently which gives them the ability to know which nostril a smell entered. This is how a dog can pinpoint where a smell is coming from, and why a dog searching for smells on the ground will weave back and forth as he follows a trail.

We all know the superb smelling abilities of dogs, but let’s use an analogy between scent and sight to really put it into perspective: What we as humans can see at a third of a mile, our dog can see more than 3,000 miles away and still see as well.

20/08/2022

Please listen to Charles. They are high energy working dogs.

08/08/2022

By now many Doberman lovers have already heard that the beloved Ruby has left this world. This is one of the sweetest tributes. She was an amazing ambassador for Dobermans lead by an amazing owner, Charles Lindsey. Run free, sweet girl.

02/08/2022

Check it out ! Doberman Pinscher owners looking for majors …

15/06/2022

Foxtail season is here. Be aware …

15/06/2022

Interesting facts about Doberman Color.

07/06/2022

"There are no records, only speculation, as to the dogs which went into the creation of the original Doberman, but it is documented that crosses were made to two of the English breeds around the turn of the century, using the Black and Tan Manchester Terrier and the black English Greyhound, in order to improve the Doberman’s appearance. It is generally accepted as fact that the two German breeds, which played a major role in the Doberman’s ancestry were: the old German Shepherd, now extinct: and the German Pinscher – the ancestors of the Rottweiler and the Weimaraner.

The old German Shepherd contributed ruggedness, intelligence and physical and mental soundness, with the Pinscher adding the terrier fire and quick reaction time. The Weimaraner gave to the Doberman its hunting, retrieving and scenting capabilities, for the Weimar Pointer, as it was called, was an all purpose hunting dog. However, it was to the Rottweiler which the early Doberman strongly resembled, that the breed owes so much of its substance, bravery and reliable guarding ability." - Peggy Adamson

"Ziva" - photo credit: Stacie Parks Photography; courtesy of Karen Sutherland

27/04/2022

05/04/2022

Very important information for new puppy owners. Know when it’s ok to run your dog or to allow them to free run. Long term damage can be done if it’s done too early in a dogs life.

01/04/2022

DHDR has been hit this week with several intakes of older Dobermans in need of forever homes. If you’re able to take one of these elders please contact them.

Can you keep up with all the intakes this week? Meet , a 2 year old Doberboy. He is incredibly sweet and does great with other dogs and cats. He’ll be available for adoption soon!

23/03/2022

It’s National Puppy Day !
Let’s see those Dobermans as puppies…❤️

15/03/2022

Very sensible consensus in grain-free diet by long time breeder and Doberman enthusiast Elizabeth Barrett.

After causing a near panic in 2019 with their grain-free dog food report, I look at what the FDA has learned since. Does grain-free dog food cause DCM? Is gr...

05/03/2022

◾Head: Long and dry, resembling a blunt wedge in both frontal and profile views. When seen from the front, the head widens gradually toward the base of the ears in a practically unbroken line. ◾Eyes almond shaped, moderately deep set, with vigorous, energetic expression. Iris, of uniform color, ranging from medium to darkest brown in black dogs; in reds, blues, and fawns the color of the iris blends with that of the markings, the darkest shade being preferable in every case. ◾Ears normally cropped and carried erect. The upper attachment of the ear, when held erect, is on a level with the top of the skull. 🐾

◾Showsight Presents the Doberman Pinscher Articles: https://showsightmagazine.com/category/working-group/doberman-pinscher/

26/02/2022

Lots of training and a good eye make this a great duo and representation of the Doberman breed.

20/02/2022

Impeccable precision of movement.

"Meg" and "Rogue" - photo credit: Stacey Anne

30/01/2022

What is your Dobermans favorite toy?

28/01/2022

Great information!

17/01/2022

Please don't over feed or offer too many treats or human food to your dogs, you're only creating health and joint issues.

Please don’t ”love” (feed your dog) to some serious issues!!!
Proper diet & exercise is true love 💕💕

01/01/2022

25/12/2021

Happy Holidays , from Aztec DPC

Let’s see those Dobies decked out and celebrating with their families ❤️

14/12/2021

Entries closing Wednesday 12/15, get your entries in for four specialties and two all breed shows all in one beautiful venue.

Entries for the Los Angeles DPC and AztecDPC Specialties along with the Kennel Club of Palm Springs All-breed shows are closing in less than two weeks. Get your entries in today.
https://www.dogzibit.com/project/2022-adpc/

08/12/2021

Calendars are on the way. This time from the Doberman Health Foundation. Twelve pages of beautiful Dobermans and one of our very own, Maverick. Proceeds go to Doberman health research, please consider purchasing one…or more.

https://dobermanhealth.org/pages/store.html

Pre Order Now DPHF 2022 Calendar! This calendar features the 12 BEAUTIFUL DOBERMAN PHOTOS that received the highest number of votes in our Calendar Photo Contest on Facebook. ALL Remaining Finalists will appear in a full-page collage! AND THAT’S NOT ALL.... What sets this calendar apart from all o...

02/12/2021

Entries for the Los Angeles DPC and AztecDPC Specialties along with the Kennel Club of Palm Springs All-breed shows are closing in less than two weeks. Get your entries in today.
https://www.dogzibit.com/project/2022-adpc/

09/11/2021

These shots don’t come around too often. Definitely worth the share.

The shot of a lifetime for me.

The Grand Canyon and Marie.

28/10/2021

It’s that time of year again, if you must wear a costume , wear it with attitude !

Let’s see those Dobies in costume ❤️

19/09/2021

Aztec members only picnic went off this year with celebration and fun at Grant James Vineyard, Julian Calf .

We laugh , we cry and we continue on. ❤️
Looking forward to 2022.

18/08/2021

Aztec did a fantastic job representing our breed at the AKC Meet the Breed tour. Many thanks to our volunteers and their handlers; Dexter with Brittany Rachelle and mother Debbie, Zena with Bill Wilder, Celie and Nelson with Tim Ragland and Allen Trial, Maverick with Laurie Johnson, and Singe and Mayhem with Cristina Maxwell. Thanks for all the hard work!

14/08/2021

Let’s do this! Come on down and say hi. AKC Meet The Breed, San Diego Cinvention Center

06/07/2021

Read the heartbreaking condensed version of Aspen's life and the horrors she must face daily. Aztec does not now nor will ever condone the breeding of albino Dobermans.

The truth (and heartbreak) regarding albino Dobermans: "Aspen's beginnings in life were less than stellar. She was part of a large confiscation case in Florida where authorities found her living in a storage shed with other exotic animals who were all severely neglected. Girl was extremely thin, heartworm positive, had a hernia, an infected toe, and multiple growths that needed removed off her delicate skin.

As many of you know, our "white" Doberman is actually a canine affected with albinism which wreaks havoc on her health. Several new growths have popped up on her delicate skin and she's getting them removed once again. According to her pathology reports, Aspen is already living on borrowed time, so we celebrate each day spent with her. Intentional breeding of these delicate creatures needs to stop as well as supporting these unethical breeders by purchasing their special needs pups."

"Aspen" - story and photo credit: Amy Hill Eiler

03/07/2021

Let’s see all those Doberman’s s decked out in their Red, White and Blue 🇺🇸

30/06/2021

Aztec will be presenting the Doberman. Come and check out this event and help support our local breeds.

After the pandemic pause (paws?), one of the first events scheduled to take place in our building is American Kennel Club's Meet the Breeds! From August 14-15, you can meet, play with, and learn about more than 100 dog breeds 🐾

Use promo code WOOF for $5 off adult general admission tix: https://www.akc.org/sports/akc-meet-the-breeds/