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About Us
Welcome to Janterra Dobermans and Chinese Cresteds located in Alberta, Canada.  Our dobermans come from some of the top bred dogs and bloodlines in the USA, our cresteds are from some of the top bred Cresteds in Europe and Canada. We are fans and exhibitors of some of the best purpose bred canine companions that are as healthy, stable and intelligent as they are beautiful.
We are dedicated to promotion and preservation the breeds we love – the Doberman Pinscher and Chinese Crested, by doing what we can to protect their future and preserve their past.
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NOTICE:  On Feb 24, 2019 less than 300 of the approximately 3000 members of the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association (ABVMA) voted to disallow their member vets to perform select animal husbandry procedures such as tail docking and ear cropping. This means breeders will no longer be able to access skilled professional and competent veterinary care for tail docking, dewclaw removal and ear cropping. (These procedures were always performed in clinical surgical environments, under anesthesia, by skilled, competent licensed veterinarians who chose to do so.) This vote becomes effective July 1, 2019.
Due to this anti-breeder, anti-crop and dock mentality currently being inflicted upon breeders, we are heavily rethinking our future with this breed. We do realize, and are deeply saddened to acknowledge this restricts the public's access to well-bred breeds of their choice from responsible breeders, but it is the reality of the current landscape for everyone.

WE DO NOT SUPPORT OR CONDONE THE BREEDING OF THE 'WHITE'/ALBINO DOBERMAN AS IT IS A GENETIC MUTATION

We are members of

Doberman Pinscher Club of America

US National Breed Club

Alberta Doberman Pinscher Club

Provincial Chapter Club

Doberman Pinscher Club of Canada

Canadian National Breed Club

We are also happy to support

A group of concerned individuals banded together to better endorse and capture the essence of the purebred dog in all ways possible through promotion, protection, and education, with a desire to fortify the status of the purebred dog across Canada.