Brentina and her littermates:                                          

Ch. Logres’ Tungsten   (red dog)                    OFA EXCELLENT                                       DNA vWD Carrier                                        Mich. St. Thyroid Normal

Ch. Logres’  Titanium (red dog )                    OFA GOOD                                                  DNA vWD Carrier                                        Mich. St. Thyroid Normal

Logres’ Brentano (red dog )                            OFA EXCELLENT                                       DNA vWD Carrier                                        Mich. St. Thyroid Normal

Logres’ Brentina (red bitch )                            OFA GOOD                                                 DNA vWD Carrier                                        Mich. St. Thyroid Normal

Logres’ Morgan Le Fay (red bitch)               

Logres' Charisma of Juris (red bitch)            DNA vWD Carrier                                    

Logres’ You're It (fawn dog)  not tested

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With respect to the health testing sometimes seen in stud dog ads, we object to health related data that gives the misleading impression that the data relates to what the stud dog will transmit.  

For example, a normal Holter monitor result of your dog belongs in the context of whether you intend to medicate your dog, NOT in the context of breeding. An asymptomatic dog may still be passing on DCM and to suggest otherwise is misleading and ultimately a disservice to the breed. It’s fine to Holter your dogs, and any data suggesting heritable heart problems should be available to breeders, but a normal / clear Holter result does not say what the stud dog will transmit; asymptomatic dogs can pass on DCM.  Many asymptomatic dogs have gone on to develop DCM and asymptomatic dogs can  transmit DCM (because of incomplete penetrance). 

Let’s say that you have a six year old dog with a normal / clear Holter ... the owner advertises these results... the breeder thinks “Wonderful, no DCM ” and  breeds to the dog.  Then, 6 months later,  the dog dies of DCM. One could make the argument that the advertising is misleading.  Moreover, a two year-old stud dog with a normal or clear Holter is like a teenage boy with a normal PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) or a colonoscopy on a 20 year old.  Neither the PSA or the colonoscopy will tell you if the boy will develop prostate or colon cancer.

If you are interested in a Logres puppy from an upcoming Logres litter please contact us at arthurgreenwood@hotmail.com. 

      Logres is committed to breeding  healthy sound Dobermans of excellent breed type, who exemplify the great attributes of this wonderful breed. Our dogs are happy, loving, confident, athletic ambassadors for the Doberman breed. In  addition to having superb bloodlines, our dogs are generally healthy,  with good substance and bone and strong stable Doberman temperaments.  Though we strive to produce extraordinary quality and would like to see our puppies in the ring, we are not interested in show homes per se.  As with any good breeder, we try to screen puppy buyers to assure the best possible homes for our pupp