Friederun Stockmann

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Friederun Stockmann , also Friederun von Miriam-Stockmann (* as Friederun von Miriam 1891 in Riga ; † 1973 in Mühldorf am Inn ) was a German dog breeder and author .

Stockmann moved to Munich at the age of 18 and studied sculpture there. In Munich she met her future husband Philip Stockmann, who owned a boxer . Stockmann dedicated herself to boxer breeding, which led her to worldwide fame under the name “Vom Dom”. She wrote nonfiction books about the musculoskeletal system of dogs and nonfiction and entertainment literature about boxers.

Works (selection)

  • With Philip Stockmann: Der Boxer , self-published Boxer-Klub München, Munich, 1926
  • The German Boxer , Otto Meißner Verlag, 1937
  • A life with boxers , Gollwitzer Verlag, Weiden, 1961
  • The gait of the dog Verlag Gollwitzer, Weiden, 1985
  • This is how easy it is to raise your boxer , Verlag Gollwitzer, Weiden, 1984
  • The Promethüritas , Gollwitzer Verlag, Weiden, 1990
  • With Eric HW Aldington: Vom Körperbau des Hundes , Verlag Gollwitzer, Weiden, 1993

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personal data
SURNAME Stockmann, Friederun
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German dog breeder
DATE OF BIRTH 1891
PLACE OF BIRTH Riga
DATE OF DEATH 1973
Place of death Mühldorf am Inn