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[@Sunshine_sugar0051]

Poor baby because her ears must’ve been the cutest- BUT THOSE PAWS ARE MASSIVE 😍😍

[@tamaradavis2276]

Please make clipping and docking illegal.

[@juhlsofficial]

In my country it IS illegal! I can’t believe this is still happening. 😢

[@allaboutroofing2]

Not everything you disagree with should be illegal. 🙄

[@allaboutroofing2]

​@@juhlsofficialwhat country?

[@juhlsofficial]

@@allaboutroofing2 germany und its illegal because its fucking cruel. You chop off healthy bodyparts which dogs need for there communication just for your own aestethic wtf???

[@teshahartke5468]

​@@allaboutroofing2 how about we clip your ears then

[@ash_armsen]

Why do breeders hate floppy ears?!?! There’s nothing better than some big ol’ floppy puppy ears

[@miac2382]

My dogs ears stand up and I love it. But it's natural

[@bscanlon97]

Cropping and docking is breed standard for the Doberman. If you wanted a floppy eared dog then get a blood hound.

[@Shay45]

@@bscanlon97 Doberman pinchers come with their ears floppy. The other way is simply plastic surgery

[@h0ly208]

I would stand to raise you some big ol' floppy tibbies.

[@jaye61970]

@@bscanlon97 But Doberman's are born with floppy ears. Your point would only make sense if they were born with ears that stood up.

[@-.-4]

Most of Europe bans this and many other countries except for medical purposes. It’s horrible. I live in a building that requires cats to be declawed. I just happened to get a friend’s cat that already done. I would never amputate my cat’s feet. That’s outlawed in Europe as well. Insane!

[@yz2374]

nothing wrong with it be quiet plz

[@Thebookishequestrian]

@@yz2374did you say declawing cats is fine?

[@yz2374]

@@Thebookishequestrian no, cropping and docking the Doberman if done professionally is completely fine. It’s not a Doberman otherwise

[@somebodyyoudontknow3980]

​@@yz2374I'm not a fan of cropping but I'm not going to tell people not to do it, in fact I do understand why and I like the look, but you saying it's not a doberman otherwise I think is outlandish, what the fuck is it then? Makes it seem like they would be useless to you without the cropped ears. It's complete with or without cropped ears

[@eveslmatrix]

@@yz2374you shouldn't be allowed to have dogs if you so highly value their superficial unnatural state over their lineage, temperament, and health. Embarrassing.

[@bige8496]

Ive owned 2 male Fawn Doberman...Both where incredible dogs...Issac and Jack...They will never be forgotten......

[@drlindsaybutzer]

Awe that’s amazing!!! Thank you for commenting on my videos :)

[@kingjk9322]

…………………………….don’t do that pls

[@Sentobihh]

I have one his name is lonzo he is amazing and I love him so much

[@bige8496]

@Sentobihh So Cool. Doberman Pinchers want to be with their loved ones and families 26 hrs a day. The only problem is there is 24 hrs in a day. Include Your Dobbie in as many activities as possible with friends and family. Dobermans are weary of strangers and friendly to friends....they are naturally productive of the loved ones...👍

[@psychicsara]

@@kingjk9322 go to hell

[@gemini6118]

She's beautiful! The ears are heartbreaking though.

[@curtism-w6b]

Oh yes. How tragic. Look how traumatized she is. Oh wait, she doesn't give a f*ck.

[@gemini6118]

@@curtism-w6b Explain to me the point of putting an animal through a cosmetic surgery. Seriously, there is no point other than the owner's vanity. Every surgery, no matter how small carries risks, so I fail to see why anyone would risk the health of their dog just to make him look "cool". So, yes, it's heartbreaking, ridiculous, uncaring and unloving. Period.

[@curtism-w6b]

@@gemini6118 that dog breed is the only breed of dog on EARTH specifically bred to bite humans and fight them. Humans have hands. They rip off the ears and break the tails of dogs. You've never thought about that because you're protected at night by men stronger than your father ever was who carry guns and have big dogs who get angry easily and love biting a man more than anything else in the world. Is that answer sufficient?

[@gemini6118]

@bear safety??? How?

[@syphexvii]

@@gemini6118 male humans get circumcised and it is also for a aesthetic Look

[@jennifermckinley8477]

I think its beautiful

[@aileennegron2520]

She is a Beauty 🤍

[@nananuwen]

Those paws are hugeeeeee❤

[@glowindark64]

Shame on whoever did that to the poor pup

[@pepsigeorgie259]

Did what?

[@juniper.exe07]

​@@pepsigeorgie259cut it's fuckin ears off that's what smh

[@Whatthefudgecookie]

@@pepsigeorgie259 Cut the ears. It's called docking. Dobermans don't naturally have pointy ears.

[@aerafim]

it’s for a reason, they are guard dogs. if they had their natural floppy ears, the opponent has an easy grab and can easily harm the dog.

[@Whatthefudgecookie]

@aerafim True, but the fact the puppy is fawn colored means it's already going to have a plethora of other health issues, so it's not going to make a very good guard dog regardless.

[@ashleyjajer8962]

Breeding fawn color Dobermans is frowned upon in Doberman communities, there’s a higher chance of severe health issues due to recessive genetics. Black and rust or red and rust Doberman have longer/healthier lives compared to all other color combos. Ear posting looks good! 😂 to everyone else

[@hbomb269]

True and it doesn't even hurt them

[@bscanlon97]

@Amy-dd1xm My cropped and docked European Doberman has never been to the vet once in the two years we’ve had him for skin issues related to cropping and docking.

[@blackbetty3623]

Here in Germany its not just frowned upon, its forbidden by Law to breed Blue or fawn/isabell Dobermänner. Which is awesome, they are already a Sick Breed overall and really dont need another gendefect in their history of hereditary sicknesses :) Docking is also illegal, which i personally find absolutely awesome. It looks awesome, but if you dont seriously work your Dog or its not a medical thing, there is no need for it. Cripple a Dog for Aesthetics, should never be an option. But well, to each their own i guess :)

[@bscanlon97]

@@blackbetty3623 “cripple a dog for aesthetics” little dramatic don’t you think?

[@blackbetty3623]

@@bscanlon97 well, yes but also no. Ears, well…not really but it makes no sense, you cut a piece of your Dog off, for no other purposethan your own agenda, it dosent really affects the Dog, but still - there is always a risk to it which is not necessary . So here yes - a little Dramatic (but still :D). But Tail Docking yes. As you know, Dogs communicate with Body Language and their Tail is hughe indicator/part of communication for them (there may be Breeds without Tails naturally,but that was also man made over Time with selective Breeding and should not have happend :) ), by docking the Tail, you also take away a Part of their way to communicate, so in my line of thinking - you dock tail, which is a big part of their way of their way of communication that is now limited because of aesthetics. That to me is crippled. I hope you understand what i‘m trying to say, English is not my first language :)

[@amberj.7713]

My Delmira is a fawn dobie… best pup that ever had me

[@Plantabaja69]

Is it still necessary to crop ears on dogs if it’s not for health/safety reasons?

[@lindamartin2374]

Yes it is I have a doberman and if you don’t plop their ears and wrapped them up their ears will not stick up like a Doberman ears should We had to do for months

[@hurrykirby6764]

No it’s not necessary it’s only cosmetic you don’t need to have it done but most ppl get dogs for what they look like so that’s why ppl still do it I’ve seen Dobermans without it

[@viaxxl]

Absolutely

[@myvibe9641]

@@lindamartin2374 should? Their ears communicate as do their tails. Docking and clipping is just for 'looks' nothing more but does affect how they communicate with other dogs and humans.

[@Trooper1401]

How cute 💙💙💙

[@sflynno3]

My neighbor (breeder) had a rare rainbow litter for the 1st time. Black, red, blue and a fawn. Dobermans ❤️

[@melhawk6284]

Hit the genetics jackpot with the dilutes there!

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

I had a litter like that.

[@Therain_girl1211]

Omg my dream dog❤❤❤❤❤❤ My dream dog is a doberman🎉🎉🎉

[@ReformedTryHard]

It's hard for me to comment on how cute she is... you know what I want to say besides that...😢.

[@AlexeiArntzen]

Just say it then. Plenty of vets refuse to do shit like this for ethical reasons. It's ok to call out the people who still do this with a smile on their face

[@bscanlon97]

Cropping and docking is breed standard for the Doberman. It is done at such a young age to where the nerve endings have not even formed yet. People really need to educate themselves before they go boo-hooing.

[@darianistead2239]

​@@bscanlon97No it's not.. stop talking shit

[@beefdude9851]

It fucks up the way they hear later in life, hurts very much, and leaves the potential for infection on top of being completely unnecessary

[@bscanlon97]

@@beefdude9851 that is completely wrong, where have you gotten this information from?

[@cedoniapeterson9239]

Aw those whiskers and that little head tilt. Love a baby dobie.

[@normamelton6566]

I had one. Qay cuter with actual ears! 😢

[@pinguimanimals13]

Dobermans are super cute with their natural ears :( Hopefully they will ban mutilation worldwide 😿

[@yz2374]

@@pinguimanimals13 hopefully they ban you

[@pinguimanimals13]

@@yz2374 te ardiste vv 😹

[@adamrainholc7622]

​@@yz2374 and you

[@rebeccagabay4164]

Poor pup. Wouldn't want my ears chopped.

[@susandavis6477]

Me either but I ve seen lots of people who need their ears cropped 😂🤣😜🤓

[@syphexvii]

The dog never gets there ears chopped

[@darianistead2239]

​@@syphexvii*their.. obviously English is not your strong suit.. Chopping; abolish or reduce the size of (something) in a way regarded as ruthless.

[@syphexvii]

@@darianistead2239 the dogs ears never get chopped or recuse in size..

[@darianistead2239]

@@syphexvii They certainly do.. I'll forgive your ignorance because you must be simple

[@kainathrasool4025]

I've wanted a doberman for the longest time, it breaks my heart seeing people do this to their ears and tails

[@Kt-cn2rq]

My pit ears and tail are long 😄 goofy plus tail a whip knocks everything off the coffee table.

[@pepsigeorgie259]

How? It helps them so just shut up animal lover

[@pepsigeorgie259]

How? It helps them so just shut up animal lover

[@yz2374]

omgosh youre such a good person . would you like a cookie?

[@eveslmatrix]

@@yz2374you STAY in these comments, sensitive as fuck.

[@amethystflower8799]

Changing a dogs ears for cosmetic purposes is mutilation. Same with infant circumcision, just mutilation for the parents to get their jollies

[@BenjaminCañaveraljr]

What a beauty...she's so cute 😘

[@ELR28092]

She looks like a little reindeer! ❤

[@charlenesmith7833]

She's soooo beautiful!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@dustinfisher29]

Awwww. BTW docking is for assholes and the "fawn" most likely mean this dog has the diluted color gene which leads to tons of allergies

[@HEMI-MOMMA]

Not allergies. It's a condition called color dilution alopecia. The hair actually breaks off. Owners get suckered into believing expensive allergy treatments will alleviate the condition. My Doberman comes from a breeder with quite a bit dilution in her breeding lines. Luckily, their genetics are so good they don't have a lot of breakage. She's finished several fawn and blue Champions over the years that still had thick coats well into their senior years which is not the norm. When we were breeding, we genetic tested for color while getting all of their health certifications so that we'd only get blacks and reds.

[@MegaDeansy]

My God - she's GORGEOUS !

[@annas4128]

She’s beautiful! My step dad had one that was given to him free by a breeder bc the fawn color is seen as a defect. They didn’t clip his ears (thank goodness!) and people always thought he was a Weinemer (I know I spelled it wrong… I don’t even know how to pronounce it! Lol).

[@Kt-cn2rq]

😄 thats funny my husband dog had Weinermer pup she wasn't the brightest thing. Neither is my pit lab mix with her big wide eara stand up bit sit down like a pit when she done something wrong

[@arcieclaveria7645]

She 's soooo beautiful!!!🏥🐕🐶😊🥰❤

[@mithinie]

Mutilating dogs ears is ANIMAL ABUSE !!!

[@grthellcat]

It looks cool and it's a CHOICE

[@mithinie]

@@grthellcat I don't believe animals would choose to have their ears mutilated if they could talk plus they are living beings not furniture. I can't believe a vet would promote such abuse

[@3ll3llyyy]

@@grthellcatwtf is wrong with you😂 “it looks cool” “it’s a choice”??? Are you a child?? Please go to KZbin kids

[@pepsigeorgie259]

​@Sk8_kid It helps them and it looks better when there cropped

[@juniper.exe07]

​@@grthellcatnot for the dog....

[@sdheeraman9839]

awwww she so cute the eyes are adorable

[@AvaAesthetic]

It is said that people make the Doberman ears stand up to prevent infections to the ears of the Doberman surprisingly. so as you might think it should be illegal it’s actually actually helping the dog not get infections in the ears

[@drlindsaybutzer]

Very true, it helps prevent infections from happening as often. Although it can also be a preference for the dogs owner.

[@JosephAv1344]

Cute pup ❤

[@Kira36k]

I have dogs that ears stand up and some that are floppy. I understand the reason behind the docking of the ears what I think as a animal lover I wouldn't subject to animal to unnecessary procedures, pain and Recovery.

[@jakerogers2287]

She is so beautiful ❤️

[@amongus-ou1cl]

I'm sorry that you thought her ears weren't as cute so you thought it would be a good idea to disfigure her like this:-/

[@gojigameplay3665]

So you think the akc standerd/ Doberman standard is disfifurement lol go complain about global warming or ww3 lol

[@grthellcat]

It their choice

[@amongus-ou1cl]

@@grthellcat A bad one too. It's an abusive choice

[@grthellcat]

@@amongus-ou1cl still theirs

[@amongus-ou1cl]

@@grthellcat i hope you don't say that when it's a child :-/

[@leneehenry8012]

OMGOSH soooostinkn cuuute

[@OPLATHERIAN]

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww❤

[@Cowboymonke]

I just recently adopted a fawn Doberman puppy that’s 8 weeks old

[@tashvadj4914]

Poor ears.. Total abuse right here.

[@bscanlon97]

Wrong, pups feel no pain when the procedure is done. Nerve endings are not even formed yet when they are cropped and docked. It also breed standard for the Doberman too.

[@tashvadj4914]

@@bscanlon97 Absolute lies. Unless the procedure occurs in the womb I’m pretty sure the neural network is completely developed at birth like all mammals. If you need to lie to yourself to justify abusing animals the obvious solution is just stop abusing animals.

[@Vanessa-es2ss]

​@@bscanlon97 i say it again... it is very painful. Look it up. I worked as a vet assistant and there is a reason it got banned in so many countries. The pups are not magically born without feeling any pain in tail and ears. The tail is an extension of the spine and you say its okay to clip a part of the spine?

[@Humanism592]

Insane ugly treatment. Illegal in my country for a reason

[@BigCityBettas]

​@@Vanessa-es2ssamazing how ignorant people are on the subject. Thank you for actual facts lol

[@jonathancastrejon9926]

I have a weimaraner that looks EXACTLY THE SAME.

[@midnighttheumbreon8857]

Nice vet… Totally would love to take my cat to a vet that willingly does cruel cosmetic surgeries to dogs. Does she also declaw cats? Asking for a friend. /s

[@glowindark64]

I hear you. Makes me mad. Its sick

[@urbanpoodle]

Looks like Dr Lindsay Butzer here is the perfect vet for your friend. Then she'll post the declawed kitty while grinning like a moron, all in hope of becoming YT famous

[@madonnagroom9125]

Those paws are HUGE!

[@gloriatarquini2369]

Everyone who thinks ear cropping is painful has never seen it done. They don't even know anything's been done. Keep your floppy eared dogs if you want, but you have no real understanding of how cropping and docking is actually done. The color is also called "Isabella".

[@Phoenix-mh5eo]

The RSPCA does not agree. Besides the fact that even if it DOESN'T hurt, you are sedating your dog (or not) and putting them through a surgical procedure with increased risks of medical complications (and future potential behavior complications) and for what? Your personal preference on how the dog looks? That's unacceptable. This isn't an object for you to modify as you see fit. It's a living animal. If there was a medical reason, I'd understand. But there is not.

[@amethystflower8799]

So you think you can magically read a dogs mind? Anyone with half a brain knows it hurts

[@sierrastableshobbyhorses9571]

She is so pretty! Looks like some well done posting on the ears. wish i could see results !!

[@petlover0231]

Did you drop her ears or did another vet do it?

[@bradroan3085]

Why does it matter. It’s the breed standards. Official Standard of the Doberman Pinscher General Appearance: The appearance is that of a dog of medium size, with a body that is square. Compactly built, muscular and powerful, for great endurance and speed. Elegant in appearance, of proud carriage, reflecting great nobility and temperament. Energetic, watchful, determined, alert, fearless, loyal and obedient. Size, Proportion, Substance: Height at the withers: Dogs 26 to 28 inches, ideal about 271⁄2 inches; Bitches 24 to 26 inches, ideal about 251⁄2 inches. The height, measured vertically from the ground to the highest point of the withers, equaling the length measured horizontally from the forechest to the rear projection of the upper thigh. Length of head, neck and legs in proportion to length and depth of body. Head: Long and dry, resembling a blunt wedge in both frontal and profile views. When seen from the front, the head widens gradually toward the base of the ears in a practically unbroken line. Eyes almond shaped, moderately deep set, with vigorous, energetic expression. Iris, of uniform color, ranging from medium to darkest brown in black dogs; in reds, blues, and fawns the color of the iris blends with that of the markings, the darkest shade being preferable in every case. Ears normally cropped and carried erect. The upper attachment of the ear, when held erect, is on a level with the top of the skull. Top of skull flat, turning with slight stop to bridge of muzzle, with muzzle line extending parallel to top line of skull. Cheeks flat and muscular. Nose solid black on black dogs, dark brown on red ones, dark gray on blue ones, dark tan on fawns. Lips lying close to jaws. Jaws full and powerful, well filled under the eyes. Teeth strongly developed and white. Lower incisors upright and touching inside of upper incisors a true scissors bite. 42 correctly placed teeth, 22 in the lower, 20 in the upper jaw. Distemper teeth shall not be penalized. Disqualifying Fault - Overshot more than 3/16 of an inch. Undershot more than 1⁄8 of an inch. Four or more missing teeth. Neck, Topline, Body: Neck proudly carried, well muscled and dry. Well arched, with nape of neck widening gradually toward body. Length of neck proportioned to body and head. Withers pronounced and forming the highest point of the body. Back short, firm, of sufficient width, and muscular at the loins, extending in a straight line from withers to the slightly rounded croup. Chest broad with forechest well defined. Ribs well sprung from the spine, but flattened in lower end to permit elbow clearance. Brisket reaching deep to the elbow. Belly well tucked up, extending in a curved line from the brisket. Loins wide and muscled. Hips broad and in proportion to body, breadth of hips being approximately equal to breadth of body at rib cage and shoulders. Tail docked at approximately second joint, appears to be a continuation of the spine, and is carried only slightly above the horizontal when the dog is alert. Forequarters: Shoulder Blade-sloping forward and downward at a 45-degree angle to the ground meets the upper arm at an angle of 90 degrees. Length of shoulder blade and upper arm are equal. Height from elbow to withers approximately equals height from ground to elbow. Legs seen from front and side, perfectly straight and parallel to each other from elbow to pastern; muscled and sinewy, with heavy bone. In normal pose and when gaiting, the elbows lie close to the brisket. Pasterns firm and almost perpendicular to the ground. Dewclaws may be removed. Feet well arched, compact, and catlike, turning neither in nor out. Hindquarters: The angulation of the hindquarters balances that of the forequarters. Hip bone falls away from spinal column at an angle of about 30 degrees, producing a slightly rounded, well filled-out croup. Upper shanks at right angles to the hip bones, are long, wide, and well Page 1 of 2 Page 2 of 2 muscled on both sides of thigh, with clearly defined stifles. Upper and lower shanks are of equal length. While the dog is at rest, hock to heel is perpendicular to the ground. Viewed from the rear, the legs are straight, parallel to each other, and wide enough apart to fit in with a properly built body. Dewclaws, if any, are generally removed. Cat feet as on front legs, turning neither in nor out. Coat: Smooth-haired, short, hard, thick and close lying. Invisible gray undercoat on neck permissible. Color and Markings: Allowed Colors-Black, red, blue, and fawn (Isabella). Markings-Rust, sharply defined, appearing above each eye and on muzzle, throat and forechest, on all legs and feet, and below tail. White patch on chest, not exceeding 1⁄2 square inch, permissible. Disqualifying Fault - Dogs not of an allowed color. Gait: Free, balanced, and vigorous, with good reach in the forequarters and good driving power in the hindquarters. When trotting, there is strong rear-action drive. Each rear leg moves in line with the foreleg on the same side. Rear and front legs are thrown neither in nor out. Back remains strong and firm. When moving at a fast trot, a properly built dog will single-track. Temperament: Energetic, watchful, determined, alert, fearless, loyal and obedient. The judge shall dismiss from the ring any shy or vicious Doberman. Shyness-A dog shall be judged fundamentally shy if, refusing to stand for examination, it shrinks away from the judge; if it fears an approach from the rear; if it shies at sudden and unusual noises to a marked degree. Viciousness-A dog that attacks or attempts to attack either the judge or its handler, is definitely vicious. An aggressive or belligerent attitude towards other dogs shall not be deemed viciousness. Faults: The foregoing description is that of the ideal Doberman Pinscher. Any deviation from the above described dog must be penalized to the extent of the deviation. Disqualifications: Overshot more than 3/16 of an inch, undershot more than 1⁄8 of an inch. Four or more missing teeth. Dogs not of an allowed color. Approved February 6, 1982 Reformatted November 6, 1990

[@NolanHow]

@@bradroan3085 “NORMALLY” READ WHAT YOU SAY BEFORE YOU COPY AND PASTE BRO

[@bradroan3085]

@@NolanHow 1st not your “BRO” 2nd I have and did read 3rd Yes, Normally

[@jennifer3962]

We are going off a document that is 30+ years old??? 😂😂😂 okay. You would not be able to use that source in any kind of research/paper/article. Just because they wrote what the dog looks like in 1982 doesn’t mean it is acceptable or morally correct as with many thing nowadays.

[@NolanHow]

@@jennifer3962 agreed

[@ryanwoolsey6972]

She’s beautiful

[@Grimmus1st]

For everybody saying docking ears is bad. It is not. It looks nice and also most working dogs work better without long tails or floppy ears. It also increases the hearing capacity of the dog and makes it easier to spot ear infections

[@nyrican4]

Stop smoking that shit. If i clip my ear im gonna hear better just stfu 😂

[@Suprisedbuzz]

Dude. It's unnecessary. Yeah it's cruel. It's not necessary, and it's just a pain.

[@Therianfriend11]

My aunt is getting a Doberman puppy soon😊

[@snowdrop6046]

What is wrong with her ears?

[@gracenparsons1617]

Just as I expected people complaining about the ear cropping.... Every.... Single... Comment

[@themorningstar6901]

i know its annoying asf

[@2devious724]

Sucks that so many anti crop and dock morons exist in this day and age.

[@MrT-nh6di]

Awww adorable pup.

[@javilletaponte1312]

She looks Doberman and Great Dane mix I never seen a Doberman that color and big body like. But still so cute what ever mix it is.

[@abbydoodle9834]

Cruel cutting ears

[@pepsigeorgie259]

How? It helps them so just shut up animal lover

[@wrenns7]

I have a 12 week old Fawn dobie with natural ears.

[@Noname_12369]

👍

[@GoldenHourGirly]

Why is everyone freaking out over the puppy’s ears. Cropping their ears isn’t going to cause them lasting pain. And yes it’s illegal in some places but people like the way it looks. I don’t see the issue because obviously the puppy isn’t showing signs of distress or agitation from the bandages. Mind your business if you haven’t done your research!!

[@daphneglasurus7886]

They’re more prone to getting ear infections. The floppy ear protects the canal.

[@WolfskindQ-Treiber]

Cropping Ears or Tails is a Crime. Should those Perverts get their own ears and Bodyparts be croped.

[@Suprisedbuzz]

It unnecessary and cruel. People have a right to be upset.

[@amethystflower8799]

You can't obviously know what an animal is thinking. You can't read an animals mind or project onto them. It is painful. That's a fact

[@WolfskindQ-Treiber]

@@amethystflower8799 Thats not the question! Would you make any surgery to your child just because people say it might look better when its as an grown up adult.

[@TQASRE]

is nice color ❤❤😊😊

[@Karm23]

So why are they calling this a rare puppy when cutting of the ears increases problems in a dog that suffers from s lot already...

[@Froggyanimations1]

Lol I have a Doberman😂

[@h0ly208]

This is animal abuse :c

[@SeeTrueSelfEstates]

Precious baby 💗

[@furinettes]

why do people do this to their pets? you wouldn't want your ears disfigured and bent out of shape, so why do it to dogs??? disgusting tbh

[@hbomb269]

Yes there's nothing better than some big ol floppy puppy ears my puppy has floppy ears

[@okal2468]

Why do you pierce your ears?

[@gimmexdemxtoes6669]

​@@okal2468really.... don't be deliberately stupid. It's not the same at all

[@okal2468]

@@gimmexdemxtoes6669 says you? You act as if the dog is currently in pain goofy.

[@sulfuricacid1578]

I understand the cropped ears are for looks an 2 that’s just a light colored liver

[@NatashaWinland]

Cute dog but clipping ears for the "desired" look. Was perfect before.

[@tabbycatfox]

To everyone saying “how dare you chop off his floppy ears!” They do not feel it at all.. I mean does the dog look like she cares if her ears stand up or not? Nope, she doesn’t. Cropping in docking is the breed standard for dobermans and if you think it is abuse you have clearly never had one and don’t know a thing about the breed.

[@vickyvoght6425]

Let yhe ears Flop

[@BrianaCunningham]

I prefer natural ears. Doberman look beautiful natural

[@dogcrazy25]

Yeah but why hurt her with that awful ear surgery. Cruel

[@lunadeayer495]

I have a boy the exact same color and ear and tail docked! He’s such a great dog very loyal, protective and loving! Such a cute puppy you have!

[@NoName-t7e]

What is the American obsession with cutting off their ears and tails? I have never heard a legit reason that is not really just the owner's trying to justify their own vanity.

[@themorningstar6901]

this whole message doesnt apply to you just the second half to inform. the rest is for all the ones who click on the first wiki and are experts who like to cry. I was circumcized (supposedly its better for cleaning bacteria), big whoop. Don't know what it felt like when it happened same likely goes for Dobbie's, (too young to remember). Our Doberman already had his tail and ears done before we got him from the breeder, the tail is to keep from breaking and the ears to keep out infections. if you don't like it then don't do it, that simple.

[@NoName-t7e]

@@themorningstar6901 you still didn't explain the reason why though. Just used vanity as an excuse. Sorry to hear you are not a complete man, where it counts.

[@themorningstar6901]

did you not read the whole reply earlier? if you had then you'd realized I explain exactly why people do it. and like I said, big whoop, doesn't make me any less of a man than I would have been with it. Also it didn't change me, likely the same result Dobermans have with their ears and tails.@@NoName-t7e

[@Deeanna-j6s]

Beauty

[@raymondarrington2947]

Why don't vets just refuse to dock,and clip?

[@2devious724]

Because there's nothing wrong with it

[@gimmexdemxtoes6669]

​@@2devious724Can you tie your shoes by yourself or did Mommy buy you Velcro? I bet you have Velcro

[@dihexa7256]

I’m very thankful that ear and tail docking is illegal where I live

[@krich7581]

I have never seen so many babies in the comment section. This is a Doberman and this is how they were breed to look originally from the original breeder. It's tradition and keeping the breed how it is designed to look. If you dont like it keep it to yourself and keep moving. Also I adopted a dobie that has cropped ears that do not stand, someone did not want him because of this. I also have a fawn one with ears cropped and standing. Here in the U.S most people do not want a doberman with floppy ears. It is what it is and you will not change this by crying in the comment section.

[@chuckhuff7123]

Dame thing has antlers 😮, iv never seen one Ether. 😳

[@magdaxx2400]

Awwww, animal abuse is so cute 🥰

[@bscanlon97]

Dogs feel no pain during the entire process. Try educating yourself first before trying to be cute yourself.

[@magdaxx2400]

@@bscanlon97 im veterinary technician sweetie, I'm afraid that I'm educated more than you. Dog dogs ofc can feel pain, especially during recovery. Stop abusing animals like a trash maybe

[@grthellcat]

I know right I'm being sarcastic

[@themorningstar6901]

I was circumcized (supposedly its better for cleaning bacteria), big whoop. Don't know what it felt like when it happened same likely goes for Dobbie's, (too young to remember). Our Doberman already had his tail and ears done before we got him from the breeder, the tail is to keep from breaking and the ears to keep out infections. if you don't like it then don't do it, that simple.

[@magdaxx2400]

@@themorningstar6901 other breeds have long ears and they don't have infections. Same as tail, other dogs can have them long, even police dogs. Please, don't make excuses for cutting off parts of animals' body. We all know it's just for them looking "dangerous" and "pretty". Also, it's illegal in some countries, as it should be

[@67LOCsiNYC]

How is a natural doberman without cropped ears and docked tail is considered "faulty" in a dog show😂HOW?

[@2devious724]

It's a shame that there's so many idiots in this comment section that are completely ignorant to this beautiful breed's history. Dobermans were the first and so far only breed created specifically to be personal protection dogs. That is why their breed standard calls for them to be cropped and docked, so that attackers can't grab and pull on their ears or tails. Plus, with thin ears, Dobermans with uncropped ears are far more prone to hematomas and split ears. If you don't like breeds that are cropped and/or docked, don't get them, but you shouldn't erase these breeds' histories just because it hurts your poor little feelings.

[@Vanessa-es2ss]

It's a shame that there are so many idiots in this comment section that are defending mutilation and animal cruelty in the name of aesthetics and breed history. The Dobermann's origin is Germany and the standard there clearly says the ears and tail should be kept naturally. Cropped and docked dogs are also not allowed in shows and competitions. Even working Dobermanns are not cropped/docked in Germany and doing just fine. If you do some research (e.g. check the website of the AVMA who also opposes these procedures): the danger of getting the tail or ears damaged during an attack or while working is almost nil. Still thousands of dogs get mutilated. Just because something was done with good intentions (preventing the dog from getting hurt during an attack) a long time back, does not mean it still is reasonable today. People learn. Veterinarians in more and more countries are calling for the ban. In North America not only the AVMA, but also the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and the American Animal Hospital Association. Vets who actually would make money with those procedures are saying "no thank you" because it is recognised as animal cruelty and can have lots of side effects. All vets must be utterly stupid according to some people in this comment section. And also what nonsense is this: "I don't want the dog to get hurt during an attack, so better to hurt it beforehand and cut of his tail and ears". Err what???

[@2devious724]

@@Vanessa-es2ss you’ve clearly done zero proper research on this breed. The creator of the breed, Louis Doberman, had this breed cropped since the beginning. Germany didn’t outlaw cropping and docking until 1992, after animal rights activists started dictating European laws. Plus, properly done crops and docks don’t hurt dogs at all. Docking is done when they’re newborns and their tails have no nerves so they don’t even feel it, and with cropping they get medication so they don’t feel pain. And even if the individual Dobermans aren’t working dogs, I’ve seen dozens of cases of them having split ears, hematomas, and happy tail due to their thin ears and bony tails. To claim that cropping and docking has no health benefits to this breed is completely naive. And by the way, do you have any problems with spaying and neutering? Because that is way more invasive and painful than cropping and docking.

[@Vanessa-es2ss]

@@2devious724 His name was Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann (yes "double n" and actually Tobermann) and I never said that the breed never got cropped or docked. It was done but is now outdated. And yes, the cropping and docking is indeed removed from the german standard of the breed. So you better do your research. Just because it is still mentioned in your country's standard does not mean it is the same for Germany. Cropping is prohibited since 1987 and docking since 1998. Cropped/docked dobermans are not allowed to be presented at shows or competitions as they are not representing the german standard of the breed. Many of your mentioned health benefits got busted by vets. It is only a very tiny fraction of dogs that actually benefit from it and they are mostly not dobermans but hunting dogs. And there are health risks and long-term effects in many docked/cropped dogs. Look it up. Why do you actually think, that so many countries (not only in Europe) but around the world are prohibiting this practice and it is mostly vets who oppose this? Like I said the vets must be all so super stupid and the Protection of Animals Act is an absolute joke of course. Oh and spaying/neutering is mostly done by animal welfare groups here. There are restrictions for private dog owners and a vet can deny that procedure without proper indication. My dog is not neutered.

[@2devious724]

@@Vanessa-es2ss You're argument that it's illegal in parts of Europe for good reasons without actually citing those reasons is extremely weak. European countries will ban all kinds of canine safety tools for no good reason, like crates and e-collars. Also what "long term negative effects" are there to professionally-done cropping and docking? I've found none. And you did concede that docking was for the safety of hunting dogs, which it is, but it's also for the safety of certain herding and guardian breeds. Plus, you say "so many vets" are against this, whereas I've seen tons of other vets saying that they were much more likely to see split ears and hematomas in uncropped Dobermans, Great Danes, Boxers, etc. as opposed to their cropped counterparts. Can you make any actual health-related argument against the procedures besides calling them""mutilation"" when they don't even remotely fit the definition of mutilation?

[@3ll3llyyy]

Sad you would get a dog cosmetically mutilated to justify your creepy opinions on aesthetics. It’s a dog. Not a toy

[@katelynlowe]

10000000000000,000000000099900 out of 10

[@bazgriff4979]

all the comments make me smile, i wouldent like my ears chopped eather but the bottom line is people love to follow fashions , like the nike air max you be able to afford, this dog is similar, i no theses dogs will turn anyones eye, i own two of tthese amazing breads, which i got for to show off, after two weeks my dogs are my world there my family, doberman pinchers are a special breed, i dont no what id do without them, stay safe people god bless

[@Waynside]

If the cropped ears have less infections, and they are knocked out for the procedure, how is it abuse again?

[@thegianttreeservice63]

Gorgeous

[@houndgirl7365]

Who the hell called that fawn? The correct term is isabella as fawn is a light tan golden color. For those that don't know to get the isabella gene you need to have the dilution gene on (changes coat from black to blue/gray) along with the chocolate/liver gene. The fawn coat comes from a different gene set over all, but people mislabel 'rare' coats to get more attention.

[@Xela07727]

When I saw the original doberman breed picture from 1880, it’s ears are naturally cropped, but otto goeller mixed and refined the now doberman that’s why It’s ears are now floppy. It is said to be mixed with beauceron, german pinscher, rottweiler, german shepherd, greyhound and manchester terrier. But the original first bred of doberman with natural short pointed cropped ears is by Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann from Germany. The cropping of the ear of the now version of Doberman is supposedly for following the real version of Doberman, and I believe for case by case reason. I’M NOT SAYING IT’S RIGHT TO HURT THE DOG FOR AESTHETIC REASONS what I’m pointing out is that “ORIGINALLY” and “NATURALLY” the first bred Doberman have pointed ears.

[@Kt-cn2rq]

Yes but now just mean and horrible if not born that way.

[@Kiwiiiii19]

That puppy is so cute

[@jonathancastrejon9926]

That is indeed a weimaraner

[@KamilahHoward17]

I have 3 dovermans like that

[@Ipad_Kid_Ali]

I used to listen to this song when i was younger...

[@vannarooski8730]

They aren’t really that rare. Blues and fawns(Isabella) do tend to have skin issues more than blacks or browns.

[@AlissonFarias-d6g]

They do the ear thing because it makes them look better to people and it doesn't hurt them they like numb it and cut it im pretty sure it dosent hurt the dog stop acting so dramatic guys

[@georget278]

Aww

[@amaccoy]

Oh my god, those PAWS!

[@RhondaBatchelor-qz2ux]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@V3N0M_F4NG]

I don’t really know why people make Doberman ears pointy. Why not leave them floppy? I bet I will look cute.

[@jacobrobles9176]

they do it so they don’t look cute, how is that hard to understand

[@NotAlexisNa]

the puppy was just so confused lol

[@RomelloWhite-xr4ty]

😍😍

[@hellokittyscoquettebow]

I’m from Italy and they sometimes do that

[@ashleymorelli6414]

I’m getting a Doberman pincher in 2 weeks

[@Phoenix-mh5eo]

Why are we still docking ears and tails for non-working reason? I absolutely hate it. These are animals, not objects. You don't just get to surgically modify them to be "prettier". They can't consent to that.

[@tabbytabs_xx]

If the ears are caught or torn or pulled hard enough, they are likely to bleed very heavily and really hurt. The amount of blood alone could be a danger, but usually the wounds to an ear are not fatal. The vet would need to repair them in surgery and give antibiotics to prevent infection. They are likely to scar and the healing may result in unsightly abnormality of shape. It could cost a lot to repair if the damage was serious enough. this is the exact reason why tails are docked as well. The Doberman tail is particularly thinner and susceptible to painful breaking or damage just from every day wear/use. Docking the tail prevents later on serious injury or damage.

[@yz2374]

@@tabbytabs_xx brother/sister, if facts mattered to these animal activists... where else would they be able to show the world that they are such good and caring people? bless you. as your explanations are all in vain

[@Beadesbyag]

Cute