Customer Testimonials

Just visited your site for the first time and thought I'd drop you a line. I grew up on a farm with working dogs (German Shepards) which we used with the cattle and the pigs, and I learned to train and work with them from the time I was an infant. I understand dogs and respect them as my father taught me, and consider myself a good trainer. I purchased a female Rottweiler (ROXY) from you in 1979 or 1980. There is no way I can put into words what a fantastic and noble creature she was!!! She was a respected and loved part of our family for 13 years.

I taught her hand signals for heal, stay, sit, lie down, guard, and to the delight of children, play dead, which consisted of pointing my finger at her and saying BANG to which she would fall down and remain until I would say just kiddin, you're ok, and then she would jump up and do her little rottie dance (I don't know what else to call it) hee, hee. I could go on and on as she filled our life with joy. She never let me down, not once. As you can tell, she was much more that just a special dog. Thank you so much for her. I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to share my life with her. I haven't been able to bring myself to get another dog since we lost her to an accident. We live in my grandpa's homestead farm in Nebraska. I am plagued with deer and coons killing my trees and garden, the wife is wanting us to get another dog, but Roxy is still in my heart, --what can I say?

Thanks Again,

Steve R.

Dear Mr. Yarnall,

I cannot begin to tell you how much my husband and I hold you in esteem for your major contribution to the Doberman breed and your pure professionalism in the dog world.

Although Kimbertal Kennel had been producing quality Dobermans from top bloodlines since 1963 I was not aware of your efforts and accomplishments until 1970 when I began to breed Dobermans in earnest. If I could emulate any breeder at that time you were my choice, because you did everything in your breeding program the right way and the well deserved notoriety and success came to a man who deserved it. The notoriety and success of those wonderful years pale to your accomplishments and contribution to the Doberman breed today. Mr.Yarnall you have made it possible for dedicated breeders like myself to have the "best of the best" bloodlines in our breeding programs, you have brought the best of Europe to us and unselfishly shared with us the fruits of your labors. The great significance, magnitude and scope of your breeding program thru your wonderful dogs will have a positive effect on the genetics of our wonderful breed for many years to come.

As I mentioned to you in one of our conversations, "…a real breeder is an artist who creates because of their insatiable creative nature and whose thirst to nurture shows in the demeanor of their creation."

Thank you, Mr. Yarnall, for our four Kimbertal Dobermans who are the essence and epitome of the breed in every way.

Thank you for your unselfish dedication to the Doberman breed.

Thank you for your great contribution to the Doberman breed

Thank you for mentoring and sharing for the future and well being of the Doberman breed.

Thank you for the legacy of the Kimbertal Doberman that will live on well past our time.

Thank you for your example of conducting yourself as a refined and kind gentleman, a true ambassador and shining example of how we all should conduct ourselves in the dog world.

Respectfully and Gratefully

O.S./V.A. Dobermans

I know that everyone who had the honor of knowing Aristo truly misses him, I wish I had taken the opportunity to meet this great and good hearted soul .

Dear Kimbertal,
I just wanted to tell you how I was doing. Well, I came home and my Mommy and Daddy introduced me to Max the little pug. Eww! I hate that he thinks he rules the house. I DO!!!! I will be turning two the first week of November. I now weight 95 pounds. Well thanks! Mommy and Daddy say thank you and that they love me.

Love,
Jesse