The Breeder & The Dogs

Breeder: Lynn Messer

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Lynn Messer raised and bred German Shepherds for eleven years. She also teaches basic dog obedience using Companion Dog format, has shown for Companion Dog and Companion Dog Excellent, and is now a new AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) evaluator. She has been breeding Doberman Pinschers since early 2004.

We purchased our first Doberman in 2002 from Robin and Marvin Cobb in Montgomery City, MO, a reputable and quality breeder. This first Doberman is Rommel who is black and rust. We enjoyed Rommel so much that we went back for another, Fraulein, also black and rust. Early spring 2008 we purchased two black and rust females in anticipation of Fraulein’s future retirement: Fraulein Shiva von Messer and Fraulein Hilda von Messer. Due to an emergency C-section Fraulein was spayed in summer of 2008. We saved a red female from this last litter: Fraulein Rot “Little Fraulein” von Messer.

Ours dogs are AKC registered, OFA certified for hips and elbows, DNA profiled, and obedience trained. The Rommel weighs 110 pounds.

Rommel: Obedience Training Certificate; OFA Certification: Hips, Elbows; DNA Certification; Certified Pedigree

Shiva: Obedience Training Certificate; Preliminary OFA; DNA Certification; Certified Pedigree

Hilda: Obedience Training Certificate; DNA Certification; Certified Pedigree

Little Fraulein: Obedience Training Certificate; DNA Certification; Certified Pedigree

Above: Lynn with Hilda, Little Fraulein, Shiva, and Rommel

Our dogs are family raised and are very good with children

Thank you for your consideration of a Doberman puppy.

Our family desires to raise and sell quality puppies to the glory of God. We raise AKC registered dogs with certification from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals for hips and elbows. All of our adult dogs are obedience trained and have excellent dispositions. Our puppies come with a health guarantee. We desire for the everyday person to have a good quality, affordable pet.

Dogs make a wonderful friend and companion. But a dog cannot replace the need for a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Jesus can be your best friend and companion. Someday your dog will grow old and die, but in the Bible Jesus said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

You can have this kind of a relationship if you admit to the Lord that you are a sinner, “falling short of the glory of God;” thank Him for dying on the cross for you, “He was wounded for our transgressions.” Believe on the name of Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved;” you must be willing to turn away from sins and commit your life to Him. This may be done in simple prayer. Then Jesus will be your best friend.

In the future if you take any good pictures of your (puppy) “friend” we would love to have a copy for our scrapbook and web site.

Sincerely,
Lynn Messer
Messers-Dobes.com

References:
James Fallert, DVM veterenarian: 573.883.2758
Susan Vaughn, Basengi breeder: 636.937.7424