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Doberman
Guardian Dog
Males 26 – 28 inches, Females 24 -26 inches
66 – 88 lbs.
Solid black, brown, blue, fawn (Isabella) with rust marking on their head, body and legs.
Smooth, short, thick and close
High energy. Needs daily, vigorous exercise
Suburban or rural best, some can adapt to city life. A house with a fenced yard or kennel is essential for the Doberman Pinscher.
12 – 15 years
3 – 8
Germany
Doberman Pinschers are bold, fearless, energetic, watchful, determined, alert, fearless, loyal.
Usually gentle, but will upset with unruliness, best suited for older children.
Usually good, will adopt others to be boss.
Guard dog, defense dog, family pet.
Very High, suspicious of strangers.
Very High
Doberman Pinschers need daily extensive exercise including running. They should be groomed a couple of times a week with a soft cloth or brush. Puppies need firm handling and knowledgeable training and should be handled by numbers of people.
High, intelligent and creative
Wobblers Syndrome (disease of the spinal column of the neck). Lethal heart disorder. Von Willebrand’s disease is no longer a large problem.
The origins of the Doberman Pinscher come from Apolda in Thuringen, Germany in the 1890’s. Most authorities feel they came from a shorthaired shepherd, the Rottweiler, a German smooth-haired Pinscher and a Black and Tan Terrier. Their name comes from Louis Dobermann, a keeper of the local dog pound, who developed the breed as he was searching for the ideal guard dog and companion.
1908
Working
Working
AKC, ANKC, CKC, FCI (Group 2), KC (GB), UKC
