We are wrapping up the Fall 2025 season. The next season of Birkline Dobermans will be going home in the Spring of 2026!
*We are no longer accepting deposits for dilute (blue and fawn).
***The Kennel Birkline does NOT breed white, cream, albino aka z-factor, or melanistic puppies.***
The Kennel Birkline is deeply committed to ensuring the safety and lifetime well-being of our puppies. Having had close a call with selling to an animal abuser in the recent past, we now run background checks on our perspective clients.
We bear the cost of the background check and we are ONLY concerned with animal abuse, negligence or cruelty, or violent crime. This will not affect your credit and we are unconcerned about other types of crime; only the kind of crime that might severely affect the life of a Birkline Doberman. Abuse towards the breeder will result in revocation of approval without the return of deposit funds.
***Please note the transfer is an additional $550-$825 USD for the contiguous United States. (Usually $725-$825 with TLC Flight Nanny)
***The Kennel Birkline does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, gender, or religion.
***The Kennel Birkline reserves the right to refuse sale to anyone.
All Inclusive $3,750 **plus tax
**The Kennel Birkline has formally (2025) changed the way our taxes are filed. In order to track our losses and report them accurately to the IRS, we are required to reclassify our pups. Classified as goods, Birkline Dobermans will now be accompanied by a Texas State Sales Tax of 6.25%.
- Early Scent Introduction (Avidog Program)
- Early Neurological Stimulation (BioSensor Program)
- Full Embark Panel (250+ Genetic Health Tests) Results – Entire Litter Tested
- Includes von Willebrand’s Disease, Degenerative Myelopathy, and Dilated Cardiomyopathy (PDK4 & DCM2), and MANY more
- Pre-Exposed Broad Range of Socialization & Critical Experiences
- Early Training Cornerstones
- From handling exercises and resource guarding prevention to standard obedience, Birkline Dobermans receive revolutionary cornerstone basics, encouraging the healthiest development of both people skills & social skills
- Breeder Personality Assessment
- Tails Docked – Show Length
- Dewclaws Removed
- Ears Cropped Medium*
- Pre-Paid Limited Registration**
- Microchip Implantation and Activation
- Immunizations Up to Date
- De-wormed from age 2 weeks through until departure
- Heartworm, Flea, Tick, and Intestinal Worm Preventative
- 30 Days Pet Insurance through Trupanion
- Gift Bag with toys, scent article, food, chews, potty training booklet, additional literature, etc.
- Transportation not included in the above quote, but is available
- Delivery to contiguous 48 US States averages $675- $800 additional
- Delivery to Hawaii, Alaska, The Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico $1000+.
*alternative crop lengths available with full pre-pay
**please inquire for other registration options
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