Authorities in Colorado are currently investigating the tragic killing of a well-known dog breeder, Paul Peavey, aged 57. The incident has left the community shocked and concerned, with as many as 10 Doberman puppies missing from his breeding business.
The motive behind Peavey's killing remains unknown, and investigators are working diligently to uncover more details. The Clear Creek Sheriff's Office has highlighted the importance of finding the missing puppies, as it could potentially provide crucial leads in solving the homicide case.
As of now, no arrests have been made in connection with the case, and the whereabouts of the missing puppies, which hold significant monetary value, are still unknown. Peavey was last heard from on August 19, and his body was discovered by a search party over the weekend.
Peavey's dog breeding business, located in the Idaho Springs area, prided itself on delivering 'quality over quantity' and specialized in providing trained 7-month-old Doberman puppies to buyers. The latest litter of puppies was born in mid-July, indicating that the missing puppies could be younger than seven months.
The missing puppies are identifiable through microchips that link them to Peavey's business. Investigators suspect that the puppies may have been sold through social media platforms or other channels since August 20. They are urging anyone who has purchased a Doberman puppy from central Colorado in the past week to come forward and contact the sheriff's office.
Furthermore, individuals who have acquired a puppy from Elite European Dobermans since June are also encouraged to reach out to assist in determining the exact number of missing puppies. The community is rallying together to support the investigation and bring justice to both Paul Peavey and the beloved Doberman puppies.
