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Doberman Pinscher
A.K.A. :Doberman
Size
Grooming requirements
Exercise requirements
Good with other dogs
Watchdog ability
Energetic
Training requirements
Playful
Affectionate
Good with other pets
Good with children
Good with strangers
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| Overview: | Though Doberman Pinschers are large dogs, they are very graceful and a joy to behold. These make great watch dogs and companions, as they are brave and alert to any possible danger. |
| Breed Group: | Working |
| Weight (lbs): | 65-90 |
| Height (in): | male: 26-28, female: 24-26 |
| Colors: | Black, red, blue, and fawn, all with tan markings. |
| Coat: | Smooth-haired, short, hard, thick and close lying. |
| Character: | Dobermans are often very loyal to one person in particular. They're brave and very intelligent, making them excellent watch dogs. |
| Temperament: | This breed gets along well with children, other dogs, and most household pets ' as long as proper socialization has occurred. Dobermans are not friendly toward unwanted visitors, making them superior guard dogs. |
| Care: | The Doberman Pinscher should have a knobbed rubber glove used for dead hair removal. Check the claws and teeth routinely. |
| Training: | This breed requires a consistent approach, using positive reinforcement. |
| Activity: | The Doberman Pinscher has great stamina, making him an ideal participant in a variety of outdoor sports. He needs more than daily walks in the neighborhood. |
| Country of Origin: | Germany |
| Health Issue: | This breed is generally healthy, although some problems such as cervical spondylitis, other spinal cord problems, or blood disorders are often inherited. |
| Life Expectancy: | up to 13 |