• World winner 1990
• IDC Sieger 1988
• IDC Sieger 1989
• DV Sieger
• Europa Sieger
• Bundessieger
• Belgium Club Winner
• Austrian Club Winner
• Dutch Club Winner (2 times)
• French Club Winner (2 times)
• International Champion

• Dutch Champion
• VDH/German Champion
• Holland Champion
• French Champion
• Belgium Champion
• Luxembourgh Champion (2 times)
• Austrian Champion
• IPO III
• SchH III
• FH
• ZTP.1A-V

Baron Bryan was bred in Holland and his owner was Mr.Hennie-Hartog. On a show German judge H. Wiblishauser said about him: "A very big male with good topline, correct tailset and deep chest. A powerful neck, wich could be a little bit longer. The head is correct with parallel planes. The eyes are dark, the tan is dark, good dentition, the movement is correct".

Baron Bryan is the most or one of the most successful showdogs in Dobermann history. In the ring he was very hard to beat. Baron Bryan won many titles: he won twice the IDC title (198 and 1989), he became Bundessieger, Europa Sieger and D.V. Sieger. He also won the World Winner title in 1990, he was the best of breed in 1987 at the Dutch Dobermann Champion Show and won twice the French Dobermann Champion Show in 1988 and 1989. He became Dutch, German, Belguim, French, Austrian, Luxembuourgh and International Champion. He almost achieved everything.

Although he failed at the Körung he had an excellent character. He passed his IPO III several times with excellent scores. As a sire he became very difficult to fulfil the high expectations concerning his hereditary power based on his extra ordinary succes in the showring. He has sired excellent progeny.

Mark Warren (www.camelotdobermann.com):
"I was at the DV Sieger show in 1988 in Germany. The show was in beautiful countryside and there were many beautiful dogs there who are now famous names in our bloodlines. When Baron Bryan first entered the ring, I didn't know who he was but I still remember the impression he gave me of being totally in awe at this wonderful dobermann, he had the greatness of the presence like a very famous person. He was in the ring with another beautiful looking male Graaf Guido, but there was no one who could match for me the appeal of Baron Bryan. He won that show and went on to win every other show he entered. He was truely a dog to inspire you into dobermanns."

Baron Bryan was from B litter out of VZH - VH 3 - SchH 3 - IPO 3 - FH Baron Caecar van Rensloo (1976-1988). Cecar was a Dutch working and conformation Champion. He was the first Dutch Dobermann who passed his Tracking dog examination. His litter mates: Baron Blake, Baron Bjorn, Baron Baltasar, Baron Beau, Baron Brinche, Barones Boeaja, Barones Bagera, Barones Heke, Barones Ko-ko, Barones Brossa.

Thanks to: Hennie-Hartog, EL-ZORAB, Mark www.camelotdobermann.com and Kerioak