Dobermann Dog Breed Guide

[@mellydevent7187]

Thank you for this video.

[@solangeelia800]

HER EYES!!!!! GORGEOUS!!!

[@DogAdviceVideos]

Agreed

[@katogata6738]

Smart loving curious beautiful dogs with warm eyes ..

[@smritighosh5900]

My Son is looking to get a female Doberman pup...his is a multi dog house with a Labrador retriever and a German shepherd (both females)....we have had experience with German shepherds mostly so doing a lot of study on how the Doberman can fit in....

[@DobermannKeeper]

Thank you for this video as a Dobermann student my main concern is the preservation of the authentic Dobermann or what is left from it. The modern types are for me not recognizable as belonging to the Dobermann breed but everyone has his or her own personal flavour. What is far more concerning in my opinion is that the population as a whole is very unhealthy. As being a student from the breed since 2013 I have studied many pedigrees, been involved in projects, visit many lectures and it's a fact within the community that for example if it comes to DCM, there is in the whole world no bloodline free from it. DCM and Cancer are, besides the lack of working/protection mentalitty the two main health and dead problems/causes. There are two genetic diversity projects to involve with because the inbred figures are very high. I will not make my share to long but it's very painful to experience the need within the breed. A long term breeding management plan what includes introducing new blood, is necessary if we not want that it will become a vanishing race. Their genes are very valuable within the Canine species. Transparancy and proper education is important for everyone who has a passion for this noble breed. I like to share a link what could give maybe some better insight. My intention as being a owner and student from the breed is to inform the other side of the coin. www.instituteofcaninebiology.org/blog/are-preservation-breeders-preserving-the-doberman-no

[@suezaple4950]

If they are not to have a collar, and a harness instead why are all of them wearing collars ? what type of harness should i be looking for .

[@SubijessM95]

a more healthy alternative would be the german pinscher, exactly the same dog in character, much healthier but smaller (about 50cm high)

[@DogAdviceVideos]

Thanks for your advice. We'd like to hear more about the health problems with Dobermanns. Shout up folks!

[@ibbysadventures550]

@@DogAdviceVideos is the german pinscher the same as doberman in character and behaviour and skills?

[@simplynocomments8270]

My doberman always runs out of house when door is open any help??

[@vincekirtley1450]

First how old is your dog, as this can effect the learning curve? One of the earliest things I train a dog to do is “wait.” I make it wait to go in or out of the crate, wait for me to enter or exit a door first then allow the dog to enter/exit. Also wait to eat it’s food until I say take it.I will also will put a treat on its paw and make her wait until I say take it. With crate or doors I give the wait command then leave the door open just wide enough for it to want to try and exit or enter. When the dog tries to enter or exit I quickly close the door and say “No wait” firmly. You repeat this procedure several times then let it know it’s ok to exit or enter using whichever command you choose as the ok signal. I use “ inside or outside” personally. Do this only a few times at first but several times a day. Increase the waiting times as it begins to understand what you want. You’ll be surprised how quickly they pick it up. Hope this helps let me know how it works for you.

[@DobermannJeff]

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