One of the most remarkable dogs in the history of the breed was for a long time the top-winning Doberman Pinscher of all time in this country. His name was Borong the Warlock, and he won his obedience degree in short order and his championship title in three countries.
Owned by Henry G. and Theodosia Frampton of Miami, Florida, that magnificent animal was a living legend in his own time. His fantastic show career included 230 Best of Breed, 30 Specialty Show  "bests," six all-breed Best in Show and 66 Working Groups! He was theonly Dobermaqn ever to have won the Doberman Pinscher club of America National Speciality Show three times, and in 1961 five Doberman specialists judged him Top in the breed in an annual Top Ten competition event. Needless to say, he was also one of the Top Ten in the Phillips System rating over a four-year span. In 1962, when he was eight year of age, he won the Penn-Jersey Dobermann Speciality for the third time and retired the Carl Muser Trophy which had been in competition since 1944.
He was one of a litter of five champions, and he finished for his American title at just 13 months of age with four major wins. His obedience title was won in three straight shows.
As a sire he also exelled, with 25 American champions to his credit, including three Best in Show winners. Obedience titlists were also among his offspring. His daughter, Ch. Jem's Amethyst v. Warlock, was the top-winning Doberman bitch for the year 1963.
Warlock was know also for his temperament. He had always been housedog and constant companion to the Framtons and traveled with them everywhere (including airplane, train and ship) as a good will ambassador for the breed. He was a credit to his sire, Ch. Astor v. Grenzweg, C.D., and his dam, Ch. Florowill Allure, C.D.X.
The Book of the Doberman Pinscher - Joan McDonald Brearley