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The Grand Victor Presidents Choice Young Adult Program 

"The next step up the ladder of learning exclusive to the the House of Hoytt"

For those who enjoy the personal and monetary success of their own endeavors.

 

 Look at the GV Programs from the GV Young Adult to the extreme Presidents Program. Your future Dobe learns more and more of the world you will be offering before placement. The Grand Victor programs are in effect the canine version a private collage and the more courses completed the more the kid is also readied for the world outside the home environment. $19,000.00 to $29,000.00 

 

This is also a form of stress training before placement. Those who welcome the Grand Victor graduates into their lives realize the complexities of the environment where the Dobe will spend the rest of its life being its masters sidekick at work, home, or at leisure. The new Dobe may be relocating to a very large home; a 800 sq. ft. cabin in the wilderness, a motor home or stepping into a life of multiple residences; also much easier to go to work with mom or dad. We just have to know as many details of your situation and expectations as you present. Ask for an area of training that can't be done before placement - like experiencing first hand it's new environment and we can guide you and your new GV after placement.

The GV is a most rewarding advanced placement option for we will be taking a fresh mind and cultivating it to the level you prefer. Dobe and trainer will spend time away from our residences for days on end and usually traveling  hundreds of miles and experiencing what must be to a young dog mini-homes (motel rooms). Then stepping into the working ring, where the Dobe is under mass distraction - like having your 13 year old child step up to the podium and let your stockholders know no dividends this quarter - stress would be a simple understatement.   In the obedience ring human and canine must work as a team; adding further to education and control in many adverse situations. These adventures help to create the ultimate learning experience foundation prior to placement. 

Of course, the titling itself simply establishes the excellence of the education, while affording the owner the personal satisfaction of knowing that not only is the Dobe of great blood, but is in itself, a proven achiever.

The new owner will still have to help the kid through the unknowns that the Dobe will face in the early weeks of placement where Sensory Overload is the norm!  But now we will help guide you through each step you might need instruction in.  For you and your Grand Victor have the most exclusive jump-start the canine world has to offer and ...

It's a Fact

 

 

...Grand Victors have consistently been the youngest dogs to compete and qualify in AKC licensed obedience trials. The Hoytt Dobe has done so well since the Grand Victor program was introduced that we have been the most successful breeder and trainer of the young obedience successes. Actually, out of the top 100 youngest dogs over all breeds to receive the Companion Dog Title, only one was not a Hoytt Doberman.  NOTE we have actually had three of the twenty top Dobes in the same year. All three client owned, trained and handled.

                                                                                                A little history until we have the time to update

While we rarely leave the lower forty eight to gain tiles at the Bahamas Kennel Club that also grades under the same system as the AKC we have had great success.   The first time attending we placed first and second with Hoytt’s Caffeine Kick CDX our family Dobe, Hoytt’s Sahara Moon CD finished and left in the Bahamas with her in residents owners and then Hoytt's Pretty Little Angel Eyes (Teak) became the youngest title holder on record at the highest level of competition plus the first canine to receive and Teak was the first canine to achieve the highest-level offered then in the obedience ring the UD (Utility Dog) title.  Teak also gained Top Working Dog and DPCA winner Top 20 #1 plus a dozen other degrees. (This from a Hoytt Dobe who actually preferred riding around with her owner in the convertible and playing Frisbee).

To watch each of our instructors with their wards, you see the greatest in team effort. Look closer and you see a mutual affection as well as trust. Together this creates an educational base which, in combination with our outstanding genetic foundation, leaves no question in ths on YouTube.e viewer's mind why the Hoytt Doberman is known as "the American Bred Super Dobe." To see these teams in action, we offer short video

NOTE: The average age of the Hoytt Dobe gaining its Grand Victor title is 9 months. The average age of non-Hoytt dogs in the same competition still seeking their title and competing against our Dobes is over 3.5 years of age.

The average title win score of our Grand Victor in either the RN or BN class is 98 out of 100. Presidents graduates in CD is 191.5 out of 200 so leave this section knowing that in the world of the Doberman, no one, from hobby breeder to those who claim to be professionals have been able to put together the detailing these programs represent.    NO ONE!  Note my Caspian and our latest "NEXT GENERATION" boys formally Hoytt's Defender of Honor on his second time in the ring won his class with a 198 out of a 200. The day before his very first time at a show and he walked out with an impressive 194.5 score. 

 And an across the board congratulations to the trainer/handlers and the others on our team who have walked, played, fed, bathed, exercised and generally made each Hoytt Dobe feel special during from the moment each open their eyes to the day they start their new life. And a personal thank you to all the clients who have taken a deep breath after months of their own preparations as a team, walked into the obedience ring showing the dog world just what a great team can do without losing the fun. Yet, all the while, each Hoytt showed its aristocratic pedigree.

There is no better development center in the world for the Doberman than Camp Hoytt.