Doberman Pinscher

The well-bred Doberman is an excellent pet dog. They are protective and trustworthy of the kids in their family.

History

A debt collector Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann in Apolda, Germany first bred Dobermanns in the eighteen-eighties. With accessibility to dogs of several breeds, he got the thought to generate a dog breed that would be amazing to protect him.

Physical Appearance

The Doberman pinscher features a long, strong head. Ears are cropped to stand erect, plus the tail is often docked short.

Height

26 to 28 inches (male)

24 to 26 inches (female)

Weight

75 to 100 pounds (male)

60 to 90 pounds (female)

Life-Span

10 to 12 years

Temperament

Smart
Faithful
Energetic
Obedient
Self-confident
Courageous
Attentive

Susceptible Diseases

Von Willebrand’s Disease
Hip-Dysplasia
Thyroid problems
Wobbler’s Syndrome
Color dilution alopecia
Narcolepsy

Care and Grooming

Dobermans don’t require very much grooming, so you can spend more time training your dog. They’ll love being brushed using a rubber brush sometimes to minimize shedding, which helps their coat maintain its natural shine.