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Doberman PinscherNewest Review: ... remains uncertain to this day. Kennel club standards describe Dobermann Pinschers as dogs of medium size (however with more breeding the breed now takes on a "large" status), square build and short coat. They are compactly built and athletic with endurance and speed. The Dobermann Pinscher should have a proud, watchful, determined, and obedient temperament. The dog was originally ... more |
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by Mrs Aston - written on 24/11/09
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I recently lost my doberman (my best friend in the world) he was nearly 10 and it was the hardest thing I have ever had to live through, even my vet was very upset (he loved even the vet too!) He was 7 when I had my little girl and guest what he loved her too! I am writing this with tears, and all the reviews are true they really are the most loyal companions in the world but be prepared to be heartbroken when your without them. They do follow you everywhere even a 3am visit to the loo - he was there by my side day and night. We brought him 3 acres of fields to run in but he would not run unless you ran with him he really was the true love of my life. RIP Zak, we all love you. Mom. xxx
by - written on 18/05/09 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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The Dobermann Pinscher or Dobermann is a breed of dog. Dobermann Pinschers are among the most common of pet breeds, and the breed is well known as an intelligent, alert, and loyal companion dog. Although once commonly used as guard dogs, watch dogs, or police dogs, this is less common today. Many people see dobermanns and instantly think of viscious, dangerous dogs whereas in reality they are incredibly different! They are a superb family dog but are very energetic so need a lot of exercise! They do also love companionship so they should not really be left on their own as they can turn their worry into destroying the house. Dobermanns were first bred in ... Read the complete review
by Steven Foster - written on 09/01/08
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The most gentle, loyal and affectionate dogs ever bred. they are true protectors and brilliant learners, hence easy to train.
their reputation as nasty, vicious killers could not be any further from the truth.
they love other humans, children and other dogs. However quite attention seeking they like to know they are a valued member of the family, in return they will respect and treasure each member of the family.
they really are beautiful dogs, they don't need huge amounts of exersise but they do enjoy regular walks.
by - written on 18/12/07 (Useful, 1097 readings)
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We bought a doberman in 2000, her name was Zara and she was the most beautiful puppy ever. She became like a child in the family and was adored by everyone, when I was pregnant she was very protective of me and wouldn't leave my side. When my little girl was born she became very protective of her and although when we ever took her for a walk she would pull the arms off us, when my three year old took her she would wlk as nice as anything and walk right at her side. Yesterday Zara had to be put down because she was so ill, and to all the family it has hit us hard. She will be sadly missed but i just wanted people to know how loving and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/12/05 (Useful, 1597 readings)
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As a dog trainer i have trainer many dogs but none have been as remarkable as my own dobermann. This breed of dog has suffered due to its past history as a guard dog, many people still asume that dobemanns are vicious and unpredictable. Dobermanns are very sensitive dogs and bond strongly to their family, they are incredibly easy to house train and just as easy to do basic and competitive training with. They are desparate to learn and would do anything to please you. Despite their reputation more and more people are using dobermanns as visiting dogs in hospitals and care homes purly because of their good nature and gentle approach to the elderly and ... Read the complete review
from weeone
18/12/2007
Doberman Pinscher : Loyal, gentle and affectionatefrom xxsaxonyxx
13/12/2005

