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@@pinkpugardens hello PinkPuGardens, Sorry to hear you’re having bad luck. My experience has only been with purchasing from my local farmer directly from the goats milk. It was not boiled or processed in any way before I soaked the kibble in the milk. They eat the milk just like it is. On our last litter - check out @suciufarms TH-cam channel (that one is the new TH-cam channel; this is my old channel) we used formula for puppies for one of the puppies in the litter that turned out beautiful and healthy. There is specific formula that you can get from Petsmart or a pet store. Let me know what you’ve done and hopefully I’ve been some help.

Thank You!!! They were puppies a while ago. Now some of them have their own puppies.

Nope. The whole thing is manual, except the button push to bring the right roll of wire to the front.

LOL :) That’s hilarious. What kind of dog do you have?

He’s a rescue Chocolate Lab Boxer Mix. He’s trained except for food! Training makes a big difference in pets

@@anitabrandau8084 that’s very true, and I focus on foundational training when the puppies are early, so that their adoptive families could have a nice foundation to build upon when they go to their new homes. The initial weeks and first few months of their life, they are just like human babies and they can learn things very quickly, but when up to about 3 years of age, at least as far as Dobermans go, they can get to their supreme training level, but each stage of their life, starting with puppyhood, is a foundation that needs to be laid down for the next building block. One cannot be accomplished without the other prior foundation…. How old is your dog?

He’s 9. I have a 9!year old Jack Russell I rescued at age 3 and he is very stubborn. I tried taking him to training classes be he flunked out of class. Lol. He is aggressive and barks at other dogs when on a leash.

@@anitabrandau8084 so funny…. Are you in my area? What area of the country are you in? If close, I’d love to try my hand at some training and obedience, at least I can show you some tricks, but if not, see if you can get some pointers from my SuciuFarms video I posted not too long ago about leash walking training techniques. Here is a link to that video. th-cam.com/video/cdbjdt-02H0/w-d-xo.html

Wow, congratulations on being a Doberman parent. I hope all is well. Contact me if I can be of any help. Mine will have puppies within the next 2-3 months again.

Yes, I would love to do a follow up. Although I do have pictures of the puppy much later in life all grown up and he is stunning. Check out my Facebook page at @SuciuFarms.

Wow, that’s a lot!! Can you share some images with yours? I’d love to see them.

@@marcelsuciuFARMS sure send me your gmail

IM now feeding them Royal Canine. In this video I believe I was feeding them another good brand but my male Doberman - ZEUS got picky with food after growing older, so Royal Canine seems to grow with their taste buds.

Much appreciated. What was your favorite or most informative part?

That’s funny, but incredibly accurate. Thanks for the comment. That was good perception of the reality. :)

That’s wonderful! Do you have one or more Cane Corsos? Maybe you can share a story about them? Thank you for your feedback.

@@suciufarms my uncle has one along with dogue de Bordeaux and a boabel south African mastiff..I have an akita and caucasian ovcharca

@@karendelaurey7275 is your Akita breed pretty aggressive or more docile? How is the behavior? A lot of people say that Akitas are very aggressive, but I believe any dog only gives out what “you” put in. What do you think?

Yes, of course. They are ZEUS VON SUCIU & BELLA PRINCESS OF BLACK KNIGHT SUCIU. They have my last name. They are my family, “husband and wife” so they are same family. If you’re asking me weather ZEUS & BELLA are from the same bloodline? -no they are not. They are both pure Doberman breed, and that’s as far as their relationship goes. ZEUS is almost 6 years old now. BELLA is 4 years old. AKALYA, pure EUROPEAN BREED Doberman is going to be 2 years old this year. Thank you for your question.

LOKI is like an idol. He was from BELLA & ZEUS’ first litter so I’m partial to that entire litter, as I was still learning. They taught me a lot. :)

She was imported from a close breeder friend of my family’s from Europe. Her mother and mother’s sister are champions in Serbia and Romania. Their Father (AKALYA’s grandfather) is champion in multiple European countries, and AKALYA’s father is the WORLD CHAMPION - Grafit di Perla.

@@marcelsuciuFARMS when will you be breeding her? will you retire Bella at that time or breed both. love them both 🥰i trying to talk my daughter into taking me to a new state to get my a doberman 🥰😘😍NC 😁🤣here we come! i’m still shocked 😮 you moved from the warm weather

@@JLU-wm8ir you don’t have to come here to NC. I can deliver them to you in AZ. My primary business is trucking @diamondsevenllc. My businesses are still based in AZ so I would be able to deliver. The only downside is that delivery would likely be after all the other puppies are rehomed so you and possible others would get delivery of puppy thereafter, so I don’t have to be home with the puppies at that time. Either way, I still need to get setup in NC. We are on significantly more acres than in AZ. To put it in perspective, I just came back from a dirt bike ride with BELLA & AKALYA in which we had been constantly racing and I was mostly losing, though the hills and in the forest. It’s beautiful here. If you look up and compare Charlotte weather to AZ weather, it very mild winters here so very palpable and palatable to live here. We love the trees, water, and we now have a creek, a well, and a spring in our foresty new home land.

@@JLU-wm8ir I will likely breed BELLA again and possibly next cycle AKALYA has she will be bread. This time around, they both had their cycle at the same time. They Likely will have their cycle again at the same time again in 6 months. We should be settled in by then. We are still remodeling our main home as we live in the guest house, which we’ll need to start remodeling after we move in the main house so we can get it ready for a VRBO/AirBnB…

And I love them too.

@@marcelsuciuFARMS after my min pin ( going to be 17 years this year )goes to the doggie rainbow 🌈 i’m thinking about getting a doberman for my service dog i live in peoria- sun city AZ area I’m thinking about finally getting that female doberman i’ve always wanted i like the way you and your family raise the new puppies so i might want to make an appointment with you come see the dobermans and puppies one day is that possible to arrange something like that.

@@JLU-wm8ir It sure is. How far do you like to travel? :)

@@marcelsuciuFARMSare you in wicken burg or was it king man. my daughter would bring me on a day off because my vision is getting bad

@@JLU-wm8ir no, I moved my family including ZEUS, BELLA, & AKALYA to NC. :)

At this time, no. But if you’d like to get on my waiting list, let me know…

@@marcelsuciuFARMS how much cost for one Dabarmen

@@marcelsuciuFARMS yes

@@chinnapardhu9214 I don’t just sell them. We would need to speak and see if one of my Dobies is the right fit for you and your family… we go from there.

@@marcelsuciuFARMS ok

Thank you for sharing your reply. Yes, I agree that it is crazy in Europe one cannot crop ears any more. It should be done professionally and not mutilate the dog, and it should be a personal choice, as not all folks want to crop, but the Doberman breed in my humble opinion without ear the ear cropping and tail docking, looks very much off. It’s not the same.

I usually use two. For future puppy litters I’m actually thinking of using each individual bowl, but I think starting them off so the puppies have others to share with may help with their social and interaction skills in their future. :)

@@marcelsuciuFARMS when my pups are 3 and 4 weeks, I put their mush on cookie sheets. At 5 weeks, I use individual bowls. I always add cottage cheese to kibble as well. Good luck!

@@youknowwhatsup7612 very nice input. Always looking to find new and better ways.

You are right. That’s why we usually fed them multiple times or in a couple bowls either until they stopped eating or lost interest, but also when Momma BELLA was around, they would quickly loose interest because she also supplemented their food. It’s important for the puppies to get momma’s food so long as she is willing to feed them and they are always willing to eat from her. It may vary between puppies, although should not be a lot, and my kibble was soaked in goat milk so hard to choke on something that is the same consistency as the soft canned food you probably fed them. Before I must the kibble with the goat milk, I feed them goat milk only, then I do the kibble with the milk, and I ease off the goat milk as their teeth come in more and more until the kibble is dry and when they are wined off momma, and vaccinated, and more independent, they are ready to go to their new adoptive homes - usually around 8 weeks of age.

Thanks for the feedback.

@@marcelsuciuFARMS i had dobermans for about 50 yrs.

@@marcelsuciuFARMS thats about what i did, they still fed off the dam, but i fed them 4 times a day in big wide bowl, arranged them evenly around the bowl. In about a week they showed way more interest in the dog food than their mother.

That is very interesting….

Hello Joe I’m not sure I understand the question? Where would you like to take the 6-week-old Doberman? Are you referring to adopting a 6-week-old Doberman? If you’re asking me if the age of adoption is okay in my opinion, it all depends on the puppies. I like to see that they are independent and wienned off of Momma’s milk and they are completely on dry food eating. In my experience, none of my litters went to a new home until they were at least 6 1/2 weeks old. If your question is about adopting a puppy and not having adequate time to spend with the puppy, I would suggest you don’t take the puppy, but if you’re asking me if you need to spend every waking moment with your puppy, I would answer NO you do NOT have to spend all the time with the puppy. But the puppy needs a lot of your time for the first 1-4 weeks when you first bring him in a new home with new surroundings and in order to have a quality puppy with good behavior, you’ll need to devote as much time as you like to be able to mold that puppy as best you can to the best behavior you can get from him/her. It’s the same as you would not leave an infant home by him/herself or unattended because they can hurt themselves or be traumatized. It is similar with a puppy. I’ve answered 3 variations of questions that I can think of from the way you asked the question. I hope I was insightful and helpful.

@@suciufarms wow thank you yeah i was referring to adopting a new puppy from a breeder i had a Doberman puppy about 20 years ago i got around six weeks old great dog never had any problems but i see on other videos wer people freak out if puppy is not 8 weeks old and just become rude with comments like they are the ultimate discission on the matter youtube puppy police thank you for your response

Wishes can come true. Keep dreaming, wishing, hoping, and the next phase is planning, and then accomplishing… :)

@@marcelsuciuFARMS ok :)

I’m not sure what your question about the puppy’s paws being small at that age… what are you asking exactly? Too small for what? The paperwork I have proves that they are full bread and my dogs are on property, but you may be asking a general question about other puppies elsewhere maybe? But I do not know the answer to that question. If a dog has white hairs it may just be his coloring - I don’t believe that is a concern per say, but I don’t know the “expert” answer to that question. I was just giving you my opinion.

Usually, the day they change environment is a bit traumatic, but when love is in the air and they feel that from their new family, it helps the transition to the new home.