Indpac Dobermanns

21/01/2025

With hot weather and outdoor adventures, it's important to be aware of the dangers posed by snakes to your dog. Snakes, especially in rural and bushland areas of NSW, can be a threat to your pets, particularly during the summer months when they are more active.

To protect your dog, be vigilant during walks or outdoor playtime. Keep your dog on a leash when walking in areas with dense grass or bush, where snakes may hide. Make sure your dog stays on pathways or clear areas to avoid coming across snakes.

If you do encounter a snake, remain calm and move your dog away from the area carefully. Never attempt to handle the snake, as this can increase the risk of bites. If your dog is bitten, act quickly—seek immediate veterinary care. Common signs of a snake bite include sudden weakness, swelling at the bite site, drooling, or difficulty breathing. In these cases, the quicker you can get medical help, the better the chance of a successful recovery.

Regularly check your dog after walks for any unusual signs, such as redness or weakness around their legs or body. Taking care to prevent encounters and knowing what to do if it happens can ensure your dog's safety during outdoor adventures.

For more detailed information on keeping your dog safe, check out more tips from www.dogsnsw.org.au

18/01/2025

We love hearing from our Indpac families and seeing great photos of their puppies growing.
This is from Amy & Mike who have a little girl from our last litter.
Hello Angela & Andrew 😊
Here are a few photos of our gorgeous Penny! She is an absolute dream. Such a smart girl with the sweetest nature! Training is going well as she is so happy with praise and just wants to please. She and our 9yr old Maggie adore each other, as you can see from the photos.
Hope you are well.
Take care,
Amy & Mike Xx

18/01/2025

Look at him go !

08/01/2025

Indpac Diamond Shining - Vada competed in her first Rally and Kylie, Vadas owner let us know Vada got her first passes ever yesterday in Rally Novice with 2 x 1st places! She was a very good girl!
Go Vada !🐾🐾

05/01/2025

The foundation of the Doberman Pinscher were two dogs: A stud muffin named, “Schnupp” (described as a black male with red markings who was clever and fearless) and a lass named, “Bisart.”

Though we want to talk about Bisart, we mention briefly that Schnupp and Bisart’s puppies were black pups with rust colored markings. From that point on, accounts vary as to what other breeds went into the dog that Friedrich Louis Doberman created. By most accounts, the German Pinscher, Beauceron, German Shepherd Dog, Manchester Terrier, German Short-Haired Pointer, Greyhound, Great Dane, Weimaraner, and Black and Tan Terrier all went into the mix.

As for Bisart, she was originally named “Bismarck,” but Dobermann was warned that it was unlawful to give a female dog the name of a great statesman, so he changed her name to “Bisart.”

It was said that Bisart was a very keen young lady, and it paid to be careful with her. When she was in season and went with Herr Dobermann on his rounds, no other protection was needed other that to allow Schnupp to go along. Think “social” distancing?” If local boys approached the saucy young lady, Herr Dobermann only needed to say to Schnupp, “Lets get rid of the other dogs,” and Schnupps would immediately chase them off.

Dobermann’s son would go on to say that his father bred some very good puppies from Bisart, youngsters that were almost all black with red marking (though the occasional black with red and white markings would come through). These dogs were never used for breeding, but neither were they were not culled because they great working dogs.

“P***o,” one of Bisart’s daughters, had a natural bobtail, but Dobermann kept her in his breeding program. Thinking he would get pups with short tails, he bred P***o with a bobtailed stud and this eliminate the need to dock tails. Results; Only one bobtailed puppy appeared in the litter, but P***o did consistently produce Black and tan, and Blue and tan puppies. She also whelped many other bi***es who went onto produce the foundation stock of the Dobermann Breed.

Dogs may be the “peacocks” in a show ring, but just try to create or continue a breed without a great bitch.

Photo by form PxHere

31/12/2024

The year that was 2024🐾🐾

27/12/2024

Indpac Diamond Shining - Vada dipping her toes into the confirmation show ring with her owner Kylie.
Well done and not bad for one weekend, we look forward to her next shows 🐾🐾

27/12/2024

Christmas happy snaps.

26/12/2024

With New Years Eve fast approaching just a few things to keep in mind.🐾🐾

24/12/2024

When you’re trying to get a Christmas photo with our little Chaos!
We would like to wish all of our Indpac families and followers a very Merry Christmas!🐾🐾

09/12/2024

02/12/2024

Chaos with his dad Titan !

30/11/2024

As breeders there is nothing more than we love to hear is that our puppies are doing well. It’s so great to see all the puppies have settled into their new homes with their families. Some even venturing off to work with their owners 🐾🐾💜💜

30/11/2024

Last of our puppies said goodbye to us to start off their lives with their new families!
Thankyou, we know they will become great additions to your families🐾🐾

22/11/2024

3 of our puppies saying goodbye to us and going to the most amazing families . We look forward to seeing them grow and their many adventures 🐾🐾