House Of Black Doberman Kennel
House of Black Doberman Kennel raises Doberman pinschers in College Grove, Tennessee, situated in Williamson County about 30 minutes south of Nashville. The program is run by Alianah Pettus, an Air Force veteran who handles the training, competition, and breeding aspects of the kennel herself.
All dogs in the program carry champion and working titled pedigrees, and each dog is either actively titled or working toward one. The kennel competes in AKC and IABCA conformation, with dogs also pursuing performance titles in venues such as FastCAT, agility, dock diving, and PSA bitework. Pedigrees draw from European show lines, including Ukrainian and Polish bloodlines, with the kennel's stud dog carrying a mix of European show and working heritage.
Health testing is a consistent part of the program, with dogs screened through Embark for genetic markers including DCM1, DCM2, and DM, and annual updates are maintained. Prospective families go through an interview process before a puppy is placed, and the kennel does not support the breeding of albino Dobermans. House of Black holds a stated lifetime commitment to both the dogs and their owners, making it a considered option for those seeking Doberman pinscher breeders in Tennessee with a background in conformation and working sport.
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| Species | Dog Doberman Pinscher |
|---|---|
| Website | Hobkennel.com |
| Owner | Alianah Pettus |
| Location | College Grove, TN, 37046, US |
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