The Biggest Doberman Pinscher Trainer In Europe🤯

In this Video We Discuss the Doberman breed with one of the biggest Doberman Kennels world wide right now leaning about there behaviour and see how balanced and stable there are in public!! Thank you for watching
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[@WorkingDobes]

Thank you for having us!

[@rebeccaabbondanzieri2484]

Why do you cut her off every time you ask her a question? At least let her finish.

[@stuarth4296]

It is obvious he respects the dog more than he does the girl. She seems to do a good job with the Dobe, but needs to give more direct answers to him and just keep talking over him. Let her work speak for itself. That will calm him down IMO...

[@Liindaax3]

@rebecca I know right. So annoying.

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Just wants to hear his own voice

[@fortnitefred1351]

Another example of the dog isn't the problem, it's the owners. Great control of a big dog.

[@sebastianstark8517]

Love dobermans and this video was a pleasure to watch. Thank you for sharing!

[@KamalTiwari82]

I love the Doberman breed. It’s good to see content where we can see that the Doberman is not a dangerous dog as depicted by movies and TV shows.

[@2quick24]

It is a dangerous dog.....when it needs to be

[@Ridd6666]

All I hear was YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH

[@garymitchell9319]

I loved my Doberman. He was great. I had a big red one.

[@WarriorsPhoto]

How big was your old pal? 😊

[@mojito6629]

Is that doberman's ears and tail not natural? (Clipped, etc.). Why? Is it only cosmetical need or should it be done to them?

[@guidlines]

I had a male Dobermann called Alby, about the size of this one back in the 80s. He weighed 46kgs & was a ball of muscle. Such great dogs. People used to cross the street when they saw us walking along the footpath 😂 I had to have him put down when he was 9 years old due to his spine pressing on his spinal cord & he couldn't walk. It's fairly common in big dogs but I forget the medical term for it.

[@amychambers4777]

You were very engaging and it showed when you reiterated what she had stated previously. Well done!! Ignore the nonsense comments

[@godric908]

Great video man. Subscribed. Good energy.

[@AlphaApex1811]

Look at at that handsome dog beautiful

[@pemj7360]

Question. Who done his ears and tail ???

[@2quick24]

Sadly she don't have a KZbin channel herself! Love this lady and her dog!

[@Eevee_kwh]

m.youtube.com/@WorkingDobes

[@kevinfrankham2219]

Any info on the jag terriers or more on the patterdale

[@thoughtful_echoes]

is the scarf because of the ecollar?

[@CharlieTheCaneCorso]

To much drama having to explain to people in the street about e collars, get it covered save ur self the nonsense

[@wheresmycheese8511]

If you're using an e collar then you have no connection with your dog

[@CharlieTheCaneCorso]

@@wheresmycheese8511 spoken like a true fool, I'll meet u anywhere and we'll text u theory any time

[@JohnWilliams-mt4xu]

What’s the name of the Kennel?

[@richarddavid6263]

What size are your dogs.. looking for large broad 30" plus.

[@Thoughtful8]

Dope channel. Doberman s are very smart breed

[@raymondelliott1546]

is this a watford accent, what part of the U.k is this??

[@tonyrock7375]

what kennel is the doberman from ?

[@hammad-e-rehman2127]

Beautiful beast doberman

[@SpiritBlueFezST]

Got a dobe myself, nearly 1 now and he's 28in to the shoulders and 40kg. Hes a pain in the backside, but I love him to bits! ❤ Never barks at other dogs or people when walking (only stares), but guards the house and barks when people/animals walk past or near our driveway, perfect in that sense for a guard dog. Has an extremly strong prey drive though for wild animals, loves to play rough too. Not sure I would recommend one unless you know what you're in for though...

[@Nadiya_1xx6]

Doberman is intellect at the first place. He will be whatever his handler wants him to be. But this demands a lot of work.

[@jkconner9636]

Gorgeous looking boy & appears well trained. Very nice. Who’s the breeder?

[@arcturus475]

Quality content

[@normangreen3749]

Always had Doberman looking for another one I’ve had a British one a German and Hungarian The best by far was the last Harlem one Black and Tan and too brown and tan

[@JoeKalmar-m2t]

The standard is 27in at the shoulder. Doesn't really matter what people like that's why there is a standard. Great dog . Dobermann #1.

[@meioannou]

Can you still crop in UK

[@DinoWaffen]

No

[@pemj7360]

No that's been illegal for years as with tail doc . He's a beautiful dog. But wondering how and where

[@35son]

There’s truly the Best Breed

[@m3dus455]

dobermans are lovely ... great video fella

[@OdiseoQuintin]

My little female eight-year old Doberman, "Camelia", is so sweet (only weighs 27 kilos).

[@estherbarnslater7613]

My Doberman didn’t cry a lot.

[@boston05011]

WS that a European Doberman ?

[@allanlovatt6898]

Very good Allan stoke.do you know my friend he's a dobberman man. Dean banks

[@thedoo777]

I lost mine at 10 and 1/2 she was a perfect girl off leash whatever, and decided to go after a rescue dog within a month I got a brown Labrador rescue and she's been perfect

[@gutsandgrittv5076]

Do they get carsick much?

[@MrRushandy]

Mine goes everywhere in the car - no issues, we drive for hours. Get them used to it as a pup, it's all good.

[@shaecloud4403]

I like "close" much more than "heel" glad I haven't fully reinforced heel yet!

[@allanlovatt6898]

My Mali is the same he's always in my pocket😁

[@AHSAHS-z4e]

I want to come back home to the UK.

[@dingdong3482]

Lovely dog and video

[@Nodinn]

Damn, 2 minutes into the video alreadyand was already annoyed by him interrupting and speaking over her by saying "yet yet yet" geez... We are all here because we're interested in what she has to say.🙄

[@grantthornton5718]

Working sighthounds

[@oanaciurcanu]

Totally agree, they are ok as a first dog, but they do need work, so all that's needed is a person willing to do the work. I have a female, and I can attest to the fact that they are more independent, only stick to one person like glue, more aware of the environment and always ready to protect, almost too... ready. 😂

[@kevinjones605]

Show us the Canis panther dogs and the black mouth cur dog and the weinmeraner dog breed.

[@kelvinmhlanga768]

You from zim bro

[@pucci_seq636]

I like what you said about bringing the best dog content. Might I suggest when your interviewing someone don't just go "yuhyuhyuhyuh", Iam trying to hear what shes trying to say.

[@anandpadmanabhan5226]

Subtitles: yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

[@AlphaApex1811]

I love dogs I had 2 brothers, I miss having one

[@johnkotes1208]

So to the uneducated people there is nothing wrong with docking and cropping I have one and he’s got championships in 3 countries liked very much by me and everyone that comes into contact with him there are pros and cons so ears are cartridge doesn’t hurt at all and tail if done very early no nerv ends so again no pain for the dog.So let me ask you this would you rather docked and cropped or normal but in a home we’re there’s lots of abuse ? I know my answer my dog has the most Amazing life ever I’m very responsible and love him to bits so people please go educate yourselves

[@lunatheleo]

Cropping and docking is banned in Europe so that’s what’s wrong with it and it seems to be you who is uneducated.

[@stuarth4296]

@@lunatheleo Its a double edged sword. My last two Dobes I left the ears uncropped here in the U.S. where it is optional...I have to tell you I had to clean their ears out constantly because Dobes LOVE rolling on the ground to scratch their backs and all sorts of dirt and dust get down in their ears with the wax and when they are cropped it is exposed to more air. They are have much more ear infections. Even my Vet admitted that uncropped get infected much more. The reason they used to crop tails is that sentry and guard dogs (and fighting dogs) would bite each other's ears and tails off in fights, or get them bitten by wild animals, and mostly from getting stepped on or run over while working pulling carts, herding, or slammed or yanked doings sentry work. People used to slam the door on Dobermann when he was collecting taxes or grab his dog's tails. Also their was once a tail tax where each owner in Germany paid a tax on every tail counted by the tax collector. Herr Dobermann, a tax collector and a fan of the Rottie (base stock for the Dobe) and his eventual Dobe, made sure the tails were docked for safety and financial reasons.

[@stuarth4296]

@@lunatheleo That is a non sequitur. For you non-lawyers, something can be illegal and not be morally wrong. It's called mala prohibita. Its wrong because the state or kings says it is. As opposed to something like murder, which is morally and legally wrong. But just because something is against the law does not mean it is "wrong," it is merely against code in some state, island, or country.

[@meioannou]

Can you still crop in UK looks so much better

[@paulokrausche7284]

You have no taste it looks horrible but Ik you don’t have taste

[@meioannou]

Everybody has different taste your comment is irrelevent

[@danmac0]

@@paulokrausche7284 cropped ears look much much better.

[@gabesmom29]

@@paulokrausche7284an uncropped dobie is a hound looking dog. Sorry but I haven’t see a “ natural “ dobie who had that alert and attentive look that a cropped one does.

[@allanlovatt6898]

He's a judge too

[@adamomarinello9026]

sono bellissimi complimenti

[@dinajones2761]

Why did she crop the poor dog’s ears!?

[@strausd02]

Cropping their ears and dropping their taiks m, it is a standard for the breed. They tolerate it well. It also makes them look more fierce. They are beautiful.

[@MrCarlosVillasenor]

Yulex is beautiful 🔥🔥🔥

[@LarsVallin]

Love how ya hide the E collar in your left pocket lady. 😂😂 Not fooling anyone

[@christopherblack4520]

The Doberman has become very unhealthy lucky if they live to 8 years. Too many bad breeders

[@Mijah1016]

Seems all the popular large breeds of dogs are like that now. Golden Retrievers and GSD are notorious for having so many health issues.

[@DobyDuke]

My boy just turned 11

[@WarriorsPhoto]

@@DobyDukeI was going to say this myself. I know several people that have Dobbies well into their teens. 😊😅😊

[@stuarth4296]

I just had one that I rescued from the local shelter as a 11 month old. He lived 12 years. That is long for a Dobe. We believe he was half European lines and half American lines. I base that on the fact that I owned a German line Doberman (by the dog's sire) and an American (Kimbertral kennals) as well as a large American back in the 1990s (back then they called them Warlocks or Kings). And by large I mean he was enormous (125-30 pounds and 29.5 inches at the shoulder). This dog Banzai that lived to 12 years weighed around 94 or 95 pounds in his prime and was very healthy overall. I was very fortunate. Cardiomyopathy is very prevelant among Dobes and Golden Retrievers and Irish Setters these days. He was genetically lucky. However, I saw a video where they tracked genetics and those Dobes who were American and European lines mixed (1st generation) lived on avg 1 full year longer than those from Euro or American lines alone. Its like both lines are saturated and by crossing you diminish the chances. I also gave my boy plenty of Taurine and mixed his kibble with protein and vegatables. I still miss him so...he was my dear friend.

[@stuarth4296]

@@DobyDuke See my post below...my boy passed at 12 years. I miss him like crazy but understand he lived and full, long life for a Doberman, especially these days. There are some that live up to 12 or even 13 or 14. It is rare but happens.

[@russ3609]

👏🏽

[@RobertMarkovich-j5z]

Yep

[@chrisfournier6144]

I like Dobermans but living in Canada they aren’t winter hardy enough for my family. And that’s why we’ve had Rottweilers for 24 years! I’m the end the thickness of the Rottweiler appeals as well. Sadly breeding has reduced their lifespans as well. Regardless black and tan is a great colour scheme on a couple of great dog breeds!

[@stuarth4296]

Like the old joke...what is black and tan and looks good on your enemies? A Doberman or a Rottweiler!

[@shanebrown6803]

Great Dane

[@giabyul]

The Doberman is the only guard dog ever breed

[@alonzothomas671]

👍

[@jz4057]

I’m also an Asian female. You don’t control a Doberman by over powering. No offense, even a big Blackman cannot over power my Doberman. It’s psychological, not physical. If you are weak minded, don’t.

[@gabesmom29]

Agree. But when you have a Doberman that is “ left natural “ you lose some of the psychological power. Just looks like a hound.

[@jz4057]

@@gabesmom29 it depends on what you want him to be. If you want him to be an intimidating bodyguard, yes. But I want my dog as a companion, as my best friend. I don’t need my dog to protect me. I live in a safe suburb. I rather use guns, surveillance, security guards and the police as protection. Also no dog can protect me from the biggest threat: banks, corporations and woke culture 🤣. We are past the hunter/gatherer era.

[@gabesmom29]

@@jz4057 my Dobermans were wonderful companions, but as a general rule when out and about with them fewer unknown people approached me when with the dogs. They are natural protectors to their owners and when was the last time a security guard or police officer around when you were out on a walk. The lunatics aren’t just in cities. They are in suburbs and small towns as well. As a small woman I didn’t feel I had to carry pepper spray out walking any of my dobies. As for the woke delusional people that’s an entirely different kettle of fish. A dead smelly one for certain.

[@jz4057]

@@gabesmom29 I agree hundred percent. I also rely on my Doberman to scare off small time crooks when we are out on a walk or simply barking at whomever was outside my door making unusual noises. What I mean was that his protective instincts and bite power do not weaken or diminish just because his ears are not posted. He can still take someone’s arm off in one bite regardless of his appearance and that’s what makes me feel safe home alone 😊. He’s not my first Dobbie. I grew up with German shepherds and Rottweilers, but I love Dobermans so much that once I’ve had one, I could never go back.

[@kranccanvil3482]

This guy talk too much.:)

[@RobertMarkovich-j5z]

Because they are supposed to be that way

[@MatthewBrook-l2p]

WTF is going on with this bloke? Was he the inspiration for Ali G??

[@sabrinas.8034]

The interviewer is so annoying. Why does he always interrupt her before she finished her sentence?

[@H9011a]

Cropped and docked 😬😬

[@lilianamontalvanlapro5485]

Podrían hablar en castellano soy de peru

[@cabottaxi]

Do a report on a Caucasian Shepherd.

[@BrakaInu]

he cant stand male dogs? that can be trained. lol horesht

[@AnimaTriste]

I specialize only in dobermanns= woman without taste. After 25 years of dobermanns, I went away from the breed and never looked back in 2012. They are nervous, unhealthy dogs without true working drives. And now, in Eu (or anywhere in the world), if you crop their ears and tails, you have a mix breed because the standard of the breed has changed. Malis and GSDs are the real dogs, more beautiful and with a lot of character.

[@DobyDuke]

Apparently you want a bitter!

[@billlewis9214]

I struggle to see how a dog that walks to heel, bites and stays can be classed as a well rounded dog. The reason the military and police are not using these is when it comes to it there not as strong as Malis and Shepherds as all rounders.

[@Priscapup]

The reason they quit using Dobermans for Military and Police in the U.S. is because they bond so strongly with one person it becomes impossible to change handlers. Can’t speak to reasons in other countries. 😊

[@Hajile97]

Isn't your thing. Don't waste too much energy on it. Refocus

[@stuarth4296]

India uses Dobes in law enforcement and military. Many southern hemisphere countries do. Dobermans bond too strongly with one person. It worked in the jungles during WWII in Guam. Look up Marine Devil Dogs. They even built a Memorial to the Dobermans on that Island. Not only that, the Doberman came out ahead on every test prior to the Marines using them over the other working breeds. You have no idea what you are talking about. The problem arises due to the fact that dogs like the Shepard can work with more than one trainer. Mals are used because they are smaller than Dobes or Sheps and therefore can get in and out of tight spaces. Their downside is that their prey drive is off the chart. Very hard to focus them when small vermin are in the area or an animal is nearby. I trained dogs for 3 decades. I worked with all 3. The Doberman is usually the strongest of these 3 breeds, but their are exceptions. All 3 are althletic, but an in shape Doberman is a breathtaking combination of power and speed and can be tightly wound if not exercised properly, and this takes a very good handler. The Army and Police could not assure this like the Marine Corp or the US Coast Guard could, so they do not use Dobermans.

[@CharlieTheCaneCorso]

I think I recognise her from muzzmuzztv

[@paulokrausche7284]

THOSE DOGS LOOK HORRIBLE LEAVE THEM ALONE

[@DobyDuke]

Huh?

[@gabesmom29]

Just your opinion. Not the way the breed standards were developed.