Welcome and thank you for visiting our site, we are Debora and Robert Fitton and we live in Hampshire, within the New Forest National Park. We have a passion for all animals but especially dogs, we have had the privilege of sharing our lives with mainly working breeds. Currently we live with three dogs, rare breed chickens and both indoor and outdoor fish!
Our fascination for German Pinschers began nearly 20 years ago when they were even rarer than they are now. In 2014 Kennel Fourfitz was created and we also became the very proud owners of our first German Pinscher after many years of waiting! Currently, Anja, Tala and Omar (our Gambian rescue) share our lives, our home and are an integral part of our family. Our aim is to help promote and protect our unique and special rare breed for future generations.
Health and temperament are of equal importance in our opinion, although it is necessary to maintain "fit for purpose" as a standard we believe the need for a healthy long lived companion suited to modern day living is a priority. Breeding plans should be for the betterment of the breed and future litters need to ensure the maximisation of genetic diversity (as a rare breed minimising in-breeding is essential especially with a reduced available gene pool).
We hope that you will find the information and links on our site useful, we are involved in many activities with our dogs and we are happy to discuss the breed in more detail with you via our contact us page. For adventures, up to date information and news relating to our German Pinschers you can follow us on our Facebook page, Twitter or Instagram and for our latest videos you can view us on YouTube!
Our fascination for German Pinschers began nearly 20 years ago when they were even rarer than they are now. In 2014 Kennel Fourfitz was created and we also became the very proud owners of our first German Pinscher after many years of waiting! Currently, Anja, Tala and Omar (our Gambian rescue) share our lives, our home and are an integral part of our family. Our aim is to help promote and protect our unique and special rare breed for future generations.
Health and temperament are of equal importance in our opinion, although it is necessary to maintain "fit for purpose" as a standard we believe the need for a healthy long lived companion suited to modern day living is a priority. Breeding plans should be for the betterment of the breed and future litters need to ensure the maximisation of genetic diversity (as a rare breed minimising in-breeding is essential especially with a reduced available gene pool).
We hope that you will find the information and links on our site useful, we are involved in many activities with our dogs and we are happy to discuss the breed in more detail with you via our contact us page. For adventures, up to date information and news relating to our German Pinschers you can follow us on our Facebook page, Twitter or Instagram and for our latest videos you can view us on YouTube!
News ...
We are so very proud of our achievements with Anja ...
International Champion
Irish Champion & Dutch Champion
The first Irish Champion for Kennel Ceriinan of Finland and the first female German Pinscher in many years in the UK.
Anja is the Top Titled female German Pinscher of all the recent imports having been graded "Excellent" at all International shows by FCI judges and against quality International Competition.
With huge thanks to the creativity of a friend ... we now have a Logo Introduction with Special Effects Mix - Click here!
Sadly, we said a final good night to our beloved Ronnie Cat, we rescued him as a feral kitten over 15 years ago, he was a very special boy who totally ruled all of our dogs! RIP Ronnie you are greatly missed.
International Champion
Irish Champion & Dutch Champion
The first Irish Champion for Kennel Ceriinan of Finland and the first female German Pinscher in many years in the UK.
Anja is the Top Titled female German Pinscher of all the recent imports having been graded "Excellent" at all International shows by FCI judges and against quality International Competition.
With huge thanks to the creativity of a friend ... we now have a Logo Introduction with Special Effects Mix - Click here!
Sadly, we said a final good night to our beloved Ronnie Cat, we rescued him as a feral kitten over 15 years ago, he was a very special boy who totally ruled all of our dogs! RIP Ronnie you are greatly missed.
UK Kennel Club Affiz holders : Mr R W & Mrs D L Fitton
Debora Fitton - Breed Media Representative for The Kennel Club
Member of The Irish Kennel Club
Debora Fitton - Breed Media Representative for The Kennel Club
Member of The Irish Kennel Club