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TITLES & AWARDS
BH - 2/26/2011 - Raleigh Schutzhund Association - Judge: Randall Hoadley
IPO1 - 12/10/2011 - 85-70-85a Working Dobermans of the Carolinas - Judge: Hartmutt Beckmann
TR2 - 04/14/2013 - 86 - Raleigh Schutzhund Association - Judge: Kristiaan DeSweemer
IPO2 - 10/12/2013 - 78-90-71vh - Working Reisenschnauzer Federation - Judge: Clemente Grosso
IPO3 - 10/26/2013 - 79-90-85a - Working Dobermans of the Carolinas - Judge: Kristiaan DeSweemer
IPO3 - 04/05/2014 - 91-88-92a - Raleigh Schutzhund Association - Judge: Carla Griffith
IPO3 - 04/18/2015 - 97-74-85a - United Doberman Club National IPO Trial - Judge: Carla Griffith
Breed Survey Advanced - 04/16/2015 - (BSA-VG2a) - United Doberman Club National - Judge: Ray Carlisle
HPAA (High Point All Around) - 04/18/2015 - United Doberman Club National Specialty
AKC CD - 11/16/2013
Conformation - Penny has earned 2 of 3 required Challenge Certificates toward her United Doberman Club conformation championship.
HEALTH TEST RESULTS
Potential purchasers should become educated about the genetic disorders that are most common in the Doberman. Responsible breeders will strenuously test their breeding stock. Some tests, once performed, are considered good for the life of the dog. For the Doberman, these one time tests are hip/elbows, eyes, VWD, PDK4, RD, and other genetic screenings. Other tests should be repeated annually or prior to each breeding. For the Doberman, the tests that should be repeated annually include complete thyroid panel, echo, and 24-hour Holter monitor (EKG). View OFA recorded results.
OFA Hips - Good - 2/28/2013
OFA Elbows - Normal - 2/28/2013
OFA Eyes - Normal - 3/2/2015
OFA Thyroid Normal - 11/14/2017 (DP-TH1021/111F-VPI)
OFA VWD Clear - Vetgen - 2/25/2015
OFA Echo Normal Mar 27 2017 - NCSU (DP-CA970/103F/C-PI-ECHO)
OFA Dentition Normal 5/27/2015
Holter Normal 11/17/2017 - NCSU - 2 single PVCs in 24 hours (0.00%)
DCM1 (PDK4) Negative - 11/30/2012 - (Genetic Screening) - The PDK4 mutation is one of several possible genetic causes of Dilated Cardiomyopathy in the Doberman Pinscher. A negative screening does not guarantee that Penny or Penny's offspring will not die from cardiomyopathy, but it is a screening tool to be used in combination with regular Echocardiogram and Holter monitoring. Please visit this NCSU dilated cardiomyopathy webinar for the most up-to-date information about the use of PDK4 genetic screening for Dobermans.
Renal Dysplasia Genetic Screening - Heterozygous (At Risk) - The renal dysplasia gene test may have limited value in selection against renal disease in the Doberman as the Doberman sampling population to date is very small. This gene test was developed by Dr. M.H. Whiteley,founding owner of DOGenes, following her research into Canine Renal Dysplasia. The test appears to have shown some value in other breeds, however, questions have been raised about the original research conducted by Dr. Whiteley.
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