Hello, I am a small breeder located in Mena, Ar. I first started my relationship with the Doberman breed when I was 13 years old, (which was more than a couple years ago). I have had Dobermans throughout my life but most recently retired and found I needed another dog in my life. When I started searching for a Doberman, I found two littermate females which I could not say no too, and they were the start of what would eventually turn out to be Triple C Dobermans. The first two girls I acquired were named Barossa and Syrah and I obviously wanted to breed them which also put me on a steep learning curve on Genetic testing and bloodlines which quite frankly I had no clue about, perhaps my lack of Knowledge at the time was a good thing because it eventually led me to a wonderful breeder named Joan, who freely imparts her 30 years of breed experience whenever I have a question for her.

 Through Joan, I was directed to another breeder who had my male Cab, and now I thought at long last I could plan a liter when Cab got old enough and I had my Genetic reports in hand. Well, the Genetic reports came back for my three dogs, and it was a shock, Syrah one of my first girls did not do well at all and I felt it would be unethical to breed her, so she is now our family pet and resides with my stepfather who needs her.

 Cab and Barossa did exceptionally well on their testing, but I wanted that second female, so, back to Joan I went with my problem, and she solved it with Rogue, who was a daughter from her Stud Zorro and Rogue tested fantastic just like Cab and Barossa. 

 That is my story about how Triple C Dobermans came into being, but I would be remis to not acknowledge my vet Dr. Miller who is nothing more than a champion, I can't say enough good things about her and the people who work with her.