Jehnna's

Dobermann

Pages

Last updated: 9 November 1997  

Having loved Dobermann's for most of my life, and having owned three, I thought I would share some of my thoughts and experiences through my own personal Web site. I have therefore created the first few pages of what I hope will be an informative guide to the Dobermann, including a page on Tara, my first Dobe, so please take a look, and you will find out why she is black with a tinge of white.

I aim to add more to these pages in the weeks to come, so keep visiting! I hope to be able to add more pictures and even some drawings very soon. (I've half done the drawings, so hopefully you can have a good laugh next week!)

In the meantime, if you would like to make contact with me, you can telephone, write or e-mail me, Jehnna Taylor: 

(+44) 01327 310014

1 The Stour  DAVENTRY  Northamptonshire  NN11 4PR  England

[email protected]

Jehnna's Dobermann Pages:

Dobe Talk. Information and opinion on the Dobe from yours truly.

Tara's Tail / Tale! My favourite Dobergirl.

I am Famous Now. A very true, and all too haunting tale about back street breeders. (Do not read if you are easily distressed).

Links to Other Dobermann Sites:

• Dobermann. An introduction to the breed, with details of its origin.
• Kerioak Dobes. Find out about Dobes with long tails.
• South East of England Dobermann Club. This site is currently under construction due to recent server changes.
• Doberworld. Find out all about Dobes around the world, and how to subscribe to Doberworld's e-mail magazine.
• United Doberman Club Home Page. Home Page of one of the US Dobermann organisations.
• Color in the Doberman. A page from Robin Nuttall's US Dobermann Web site, showing the variety of Dobe colours.
• Other Doberman resources on the net. Links to all the other Dobe sites on the 'net.
• The Dobots Page. Find out about the 'Robot' Dobe! Plus some real ones of course.
• Marich Dobermans. Find out all about Marge and Richard's Dobes, and for lots more of Marge's pictures click here.
• Wardog Memorial. A wardog cemetry has been set up in Guam, recognising the brave Dobes who were killed saving human lives.

Tara, running in a field in Lancashire where I used to live.

I also hope to include some information about Otters (lutra lutra), and Badgers (meles meles): 'The Road Safety Campaign' on this site at some stage in the future (once I've got all the Dobe stuff on the site). In the meantime, to find out more about badgers you can visit Steve's Brockwatch Badger Pages.
 

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