Elite Fusion: Anwo Dog and Angel & Demon Dual Lineage.

Bred for substance, Trained for Discipline.

At this kennel, we strictly adhere to the FCI (Federation Cynologique International) standard - the original German blueprint for the Doberman.  There is a funadamental architectural difference between the European and an American line Doberman.  

             The FCI Standard:

                             The Purpose: Bred for utility, protection, and high intensity work.

                             The Build: Heavier bone density, broader chests, and massive, blocky head (the demon look).

                             The Software: High working drive and 'strong nerves.'  To be bred under FCI standards, dogs often must pass a ZTP (Breed suitability Test} for temperament and courage.

                             Color: Only Black and Rust or Brown and Rust are recognized.

             The AKC Standard:

                             The Purpose: Bred primarily for the show ring and family companionship.

                             The Build: A more elegant sleeker, and refined frame like the greyhound.  These dogs are bred for the show ring, emphasizing a lighter bone structure, a more wedge shaped head, and a graceful gait. While beautiful, the American build is a departure from the breed's original "powerhouse" tools.

                            Software: For looks and for stage sleekness

Most people believe that AKC paper is a guarantee of quality.  It is not.  It is merely a birth certificate.  At our Kennel, we use the FCI Working Standard as our workbench.

While the American (AKC) style has drifted toward a sleek, Greyhound-like frame for the show ring, we have maintained the European Powerhouse.  Our dogs are bred for Substance (Hardware) and Nerve Strength (Software). We don't just breed dogs; we prove their legacy through ancestors like the 2022 SGSV Landesmeister.

Contact us at 815.456.7003 or at kathleen.czukiewski@czukiewskidaringdoberman.com