Van da Hell

Van da Hell is a Dobermann breeding establishment in Pischelsdorf whose planning aims to combine health, temperament, beauty and working ability. The selection of pairings is based on genealogical research as well as mandatory and voluntary examinations. Each litter is carefully prepared; the breeding bitches are not regarded as mere production dogs. The puppies grow up in close contact with the family in the house and, when the weather is suitable, can also explore the large garden. Encounters with people of different ages, other animals and a variety of everyday sounds are intended to support their early socialisation. The breeding establishment places importance on exclusively undocked Dobermanns and follows the Austrian Animal Welfare Act. Before leaving, the puppies are dewormed several times, vaccinated, microchipped and examined by a veterinarian. They are placed from around eight weeks of age; a recognised pedigree is usually provided later. Van da Hell places puppies after a personal meeting and hopes for responsible families who will offer a dog a permanent home.