ALL ABOUT LIVING WITH DOBERMAN PINSCHERS
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Living With is a series where "pet owners" share their experience caring for a breed of dog. In this episode, Marilyn Braverman shares her life and times living with Stevie her Doberman Pinscher. In addtion to Stevie she has a French Bulldog named Oliver. Her two dogs live an amazing life together. Like any good big brother Stevie looks after Oliver and the two of them get along greatly.
Doberman Pinschers are well known as intelligent, alert, and tenaciously loyal companions and guard dogs. Personality varies a great deal between each individual, but if taken care of and trained properly they tend to be loving and devoted companions. The Doberman is driven, strong, and sometimes stubborn. Owning one requires commitment and care, but if trained well, they can be wonderful family dogs. With a consistent approach they can be easy to train and will learn very quickly. As with all dogs, if properly trained, they can be excellent with children.
People are terrified of my Doberman, but he is well socialized and very well behaved. My Chihuahua is the one you have to look out for.
my miniature poodle was like that.
saludakayak I have a 2 years old chihuahua and I’m thinking on getting a puppy Doberman, will they get along ???? I also have 3 cats, is that a problem ???
saludakayak makes sense bc Chihuahuas think they are the real Dobermans 😉
Mircea Ghinda all about socialization and training so if you got the time or funds to trains the dobbie then sure
@@zzBAXzz if your Chi hasn't anything about sharing his favorite hooman and the cats are ready to accept another much bigger doggy friend, i don't see any problems :)
My male dobbie is super needy. My female dobbie wants to be left alone- she acts like she can prepare her own meal and do her own laundry sometimes.
LOL
ZAM zam bitches these days 🙄
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
ZAM zam are you okay does she have cloths for her to have laundry and who tf puts cloths on Doberman’s
@@jonybone1901 * When you can't understand a joke * TRIGGERED
They look like secret service agents
They act kind of like it too. My Dobie Chief was awesome. He was the most dutiful dig I've ever seen. He lived to please us and protect his house. Amazing with kids and brilliant. One of the greatest dogs I've ever had and my favorite drinking buddy of all time.
But they are just big sweeties
Too much Holywood movies.
Pit Bulls are like Nightclub bouncers, Dobermann's are like the Presidents personal protection
Rick K best comment ever
When I was about 17 years old I went overnight hiking/camping with a few high school buddies of mine into the local mountain trails. I brought along my 3 year old female Dobe. That night when we settled in for the night into our sleeping bags my Dobe circled and fussed over each of us until we were settled securely into our sleeping bags. She did not come crawl into my sleeping bag until the rest of the guys had been "tucked in" by her. The next morning when hiking down and out of the mountain side one of the group decided he wanted to take an obscure kinda "off trail" path down to the base of the mountain he assured us that we would all end up at the same meeting point in about an hour time. My Dobe all of a sudden got kinda stressed as she saw me and the other two guys go one way and the single guy go off on his own. I had no idea what was going through her mind at the moment it was happening; she seemed torn as to which way she should go looking back and forth; she stuck with my single friend and followed him all the way down to the meeting point. She followed him because she knew that I was with two others and she followed the single guy because he need a partner for safety. Absolute true story !! I have had a special place for Dobermans in my heart and in my home ever since. They are the most intelligent breed!!
😊😊😊
Wow. That's incredible. God's creatures are truly wonderful....
I really like this lady, I don’t know why, but she’s just really likeable
Yes, and she is a great "mom" to dogs, one of the very best I have seen here on youtube
Crispy Chicken ME TOO!! I loved her soothing calm voice.
Shes been thru some shyt
01:36 the dog likes her too!
Shes hot
NEVER. EVER. reach out to pet someone's dog. Ask first. I've witnessed a kid getting bit by golden retriever- everyone assumes that goldies are laid back and well behaved... well this one wasn't. But the trouble with kids is that they think all dogs are cute.
That's what happens in society now days. Same with how people think big cats and bears are kind and gental
@@grimdavis58 I've never seen someone trying to hug a tiger, probably that thing about thinking they're kind and gentle is kind of shallow and fake.
Especially Pits, those are some really ugly and nasty dogs.
Dana Kocourková i own a fear-riddled minpin and I had to take her inside of a pharmacy with me once (only due to the fact that I didn’t have anyone with me in the car, and it was necessary.) The pharmacist saw her and looked at her-then immediately reached out and pet her. Thankfully she enjoys women, but it scared me. I don’t know how she’ll react with some strangers. She’s gotten better, but she still has progress to make.
Azzurro Lcubed lmfao that sounds ignorant. There’s no such thing as bad dogs, just poorly raised dogs. That gets put on the owners’ shoulders.
I had a dobie.she died of cancer. I will never get over her.Jade was her name.
I’ve seen a lot of comments that there Doberman passes if cancer
I'm so sorry. I've always loved dobermans.
Same here, Lowkey was the greatest and he gave me 8 wonderful years before he would succumb to cancer.
I feel yu
Becky Anderson Unfortunately Dobes are prone to cancer. I cured mine of cancer. It was a fibrosarcoma, very aggressive. She ended up passing of heart disease which they are also prone to that. Cost me a lot of money to cure her of cancer but she was my child and I would have done it all over again if I had to. Dobies are the best loyal beings on this earth.
My life has been surrounded by Dobermans. My grandparents had them. My aunts and uncles had them. My mom and I raised and sold AKC petigreed Dobies in Montana for years. When I got married, we instantly got a Doberman and a kitten for our home (yes, they slept together).
People cannot begin to fathom the intelligence of this breed. The absolute love, and loyalty is unquestionable, and they will protect any member of your pack, be it cat, child or spouse.
After so much of my life with this breed, I cannot fathom owning anything less. There simply is no equal.
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
I'm thinking she is a good dog owner. So chill.
You mentioned taking him out and exposing your Doberman to new experiences.... socializing is SO IMPORTANT with this breed. I am so glad you did that. I'm crazy about this breed (obviously... haha), but it's really sad when people don't socialize them enough. You did great!
Sir, it is so cool to see your comment even when you are a fabulous CZcamsr on your own, and I watch your videos every day. I hope you can make a comparison video between Doberman and Belgian Malinois. Ps- I also felt sad watching your videos when you lost your last Doberman.
My sincere prayers are for your good health and prosperity, your family, and your dogs.
With sincere regards,
Anish Mazumder
I had a red Doberman female and she was the sweetest dog to the family. Very smart and picked up things quickly. She was honestly the best dog I ever had.
That woman know how to live with a dog. And how to handle a dog. Everything she say is right. Everything.
Yes, she is an expert and a loving mom, the best possible dog owner
My pet blacky, domermann passed away yesterday on jan 3. He completed 10 years on jan 2. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 may his soul rip
I wish more people would follow this woman's lead lol Esspecially the part in the beginning about her identifying a problem the dog had socially and being a great active and responsible owner by fixing it in every way she could, it obviously paid off. This is a phenomenal example of discipline, boundaries, exercise, love, research, training, being a responsible dog owners, and mostly communication. You don't end up with a gorgeous and beautifully well mannered dog like this by accident lol She's proof that being the leader of the pack and treating a dog like a dog and not spoiling it completely rotten to a fault will produce one hell of a dog and an even better loyal best friend 👏👏👏👏
I treat my Dobermans like dogs but spoil them rotten as well. You can have it all with a Doberman.
Agreed…. My male Dobie just turned 14 months old, and we have worked our butts off to raise the good boy we have now, but I cannot stress enough how worth it it’s been. I dedicated a year, basically full time, but get his whole lifetime as a joy to be around.
My dobie shows his teeth when he’s excited to see someone.
That's so cute, it would look threatening perhaps the first time but being known and liked by someones pet always gives you the best feeling ever
Yes! So does mine. It was his first trick....
Both of my Dobermans 'smile' too. I won't say it's rare but these are 2 of the 15 Dobermans I've had and only one other smiled.
@@cherryrussell7648 When my dog smiles to a new comer first I know they're OK and second he likes them. It does generally scare people but if it was threatening they would know it because it would be come with an extremely primal growl and body posturing too.
That's a very beautiful doberman... you did a wonderful job raising him... he adores you just as much as you adore him....
My Doberman is the most loyal, intelligent and trustworthy person I have ever known!
🤣😂I know that's right
Dobermans just look FEROCIOUS!!! I LOVE them!!!!😍😍😍 What a Magnificent, Elegant, and Gorgeous Breed!!!!😎
Poor mans race horse
@@richirving9802 'Poor mans race horse"???... You have any idea how expensive these magnificent beasts cost? lolz
@@richirving9802 race horses won't protect you and guard your home lol.
@@binary You haven't met the right racehorses those mfs are vicious.
i feel like they are the models of the dog world
We did not crop our dogs ears and most people don’t realize they are dobermans they think they are a wiemaraner...lol
they just don't look right without the cropped ears
Loyd Cogswell I don't understand why Dobermans have to have their tails cut off? What? Just so the dog looks "interesting"? I feel those dogs look more majestic *with* long tails.
username1nmillion I'm not 100% sure but I think its to prevent injury associated with their spine which can become serious. As for the cropped ears its to prevent ear infections.
Such bullshit excuse. Cropped ears are for looks and only from the human point of view. People don't give a shit about their dogs and they crop their ears. It takes time to heal and then months of taping to make them stand upright. It's unnecessary. If it was really for ear infection we would do the same to cavalier king charles, beagle and all the other breads that have floppy ears. But no we only do that to dobermans, boxers and pitbulls because it makes them scarier to humans.
There was maybe a good reason to do it before for improved communication or as guard dogs. But today most people only crop their dog's ears because they're used to it and follow everyone else.
Also tails are very important for dogs, as communication with other dogs and balance, if it's their it's for a good reason.
What, ReZio, you think a dog with a short tail can't wag it? And as for caring about him, my dog's ears were cropped and his tail was docked and I loved the daylights out of him. He also had excellent balance, even with a docked tail. I ought to know - I worked with him in agility training and SAR. What cropped and docked dog have you ever worked with?
I've been around hundreds of Dobie puppies whose ears have been cropped and they were happy, healthy, well adjusted puppies whose only concern was getting their own way all the time, like most puppies. They don't mind the taping a bit IF you do it correctly. Thanks to people like you with all your emotional garbage about ear cropping, fewer and fewer people know how to correctly tape a cropped ear these days. THAT'S what's causing ear infections and pain for the puppies. Thanks for nothing.
So if you don't want to crop your dog's ears, fine. But you don't have any right to tell me or anyone else what to do. Why don't you start a campaign about people not spaying their and neutering their dogs instead, which is far more painful for the dogs?
I've had two. If you ever own a Dobie you will never own another breed! They are magnificent dogs! Majestic and very smart.
Mike Batchelor so true
Yes, Dobermans are great. I have a big european doberman girl with 88 punds. She is absolutly lovley, protective and powerful. The bond between us is so intensive. This bonding is a big difference to other dog breeds I had before.
Of the 5 dobermans I've had the honor of sharing my life with,only 2 had cropped ears. All 5 were rescues and came with their ears the way they were. The one I have now,,Rocky,,was 4 months old when I got him and his ears were cropped but still in the process if being posted. It was SO MUCH WORK !! I love the look of cropped ears on dobies but would never subject my dogs to it willingly.
It's upsetting that people judge me and my dog when they see his ears. I rescued him from a life of misery,and had nothing to do with what happened to his ears. But people can be so judgemental on this subject.
I also agree that my male dobies have all been far more affectionate than my females.......
Vivienne Clark docked ears aren’t done inhumanely (given the right home) it is done to protect against ear infections. Notice that wolves, coyotes, and foxes ears naturally stand. Flopped over ears is something we have bred into them.
My 8 year old male dobie is called rocky too
Noneya Business posting a Doberman currently. She’s definitely not hurt by the post, if anything she is just annoyed with them. The only “hurting” she went through was like 3 days after surgery, but she had pain meds. It’s definitely a pain in the ass though.
@@maddiec1149 I’ve owned Doberman’s with natural ears for years and never had a single ear infection. It’s a bullshit excuse. I actually like the look of cropped and docked Dobes but I laugh at people who try and justify it as if it’s done for anything other than cosmetic purposes or to make them look more intimidating.
I’m very glad I left my Dobies ears and tail in tact….. his tail is a bit of a lethal weapon, but those huge floppy ears are so precious…
My first doberman was recently put down, he was losing his battle against cancer, at 8 years old that dog was the greatest dog I've ever had. Best breed ever hands down.
I realize this is a 5 year old comment, but my heart went out to you. I was devastated losing my boy cat of 14 years. Still makes me cry to think about putting him down...hardest thing I have ever had to do in my life. I hope you have another one now....
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
@@musings2022 thank you, I have a photo of him next to his ashes.
My childhood dobbie (Brandy) was a fantastic dog.She was with the family for over 15 years and always protected us kids wherever we went in the neighborhood (latchkey kids 80s) she also walked us to the bus stop every morning and once we were on the bus would then leave to go home🥰She was the best!
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' as a young child was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
Great video, the worst part of having a doberman is their mortality. The bond that they have with their human family is unbreakable!
Yep, I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
My Dobie is by far the sweetest and most personable dog I've ever had. I've had him for a little over a year and he has never shown any anger or aggression what so ever. He's just a happy go lucky and lovable guy. Very smart as well. Nothing gets past him.
Great story. I would bet if someone came at you with ill intent his sweet side would take a back seat to hurting the jerk and later return to being a sweetheart (without any guilt by the way). I always introduce new people to my Doberman to see if they are OK. He warned me once and I over ruled him and later realized he was 100% spot on. The guy was an ass....
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
You have done an amazing job with Stevie being your first Doberman. He is a beautiful boy with a great temperment. We are on our second Dob and he is at a ripe old age of 14. Our first lived to almost 15. What most people don't know about them is how loving they are. Velcro dogs, they are always with you where ever you go.
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
I don't know why but Doberman reminds me of an arrow, or ninja. Not just the way they look but also the way they behave and walk.
What a pair of boys Doberman and Frenchie. LoL!
Theres a youtuber who owns a chihuahua and a doberman
Now thats a pretty cool pair
@@michelelanni9205 what’s there channel ?
@@nelly9636the channel is called cwdressen
@@michelelanni9205 thank you 😁
We got Zach from North Texas Doberman Rescue. He was a year old with natural ears and tail. He's our third in 20 years and maybe the smartest and most attached to us. We also have a senior Labrador and two house cats and they all have their special territories. He's the best home security anyone could imagine.
I have a Doberman who is now 2 years old, he is a wonderful dog. I would definitely get another one. They are very loyal, loving dogs.
I had my Dobbies ears done when she was 8 weeks old. The doctor gave her a Dane crop. Her ears healed fast, never had to wrap them. She was the sweetest dog I've ever owned.
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I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
When introducing new people in the house for the first time always put your dog outside first. Bring the person inside and then let the dog back inside. This way they will know that person belongs there and is part of the pack. Never put your dog above another human especially Dobermans or you will have problems.
Don't ever get a dog. You don't know what you're talking about lol!
So true. I do the same thing with mine.
Well, dogs are better than most humans... what I do with my German shepherd is the very same thing you said, (except for the last part, my dog comes first) and I tell people not to be afraid, not pet him at first, let the dog smell them for a little bit, and then the dog will just walk away and will remember that person. Now if I don't want that person to come back, that's a different story lol.
Good tip I’ll try that! I usually keep my dog inside and guests come in and try to pet her doesn’t always turn out good
I don't really do that. We usually have our Newfie sit and the person comes in. Then we let our Newfie sniff them
If you're getting a doberman the most important thing is SOCIALIZE THEM TRUST ME
And start early!
Yep, socialise and train from a very early age, and you will have a loving sweet dog which will never be aggressive ... unless his family is threatened, then he will do his "job".
What age should you socialize them? Ik puppies need time to get all their vaccines so they don’t get any diseases from other dogs and what not-
How often should you socialize them?
@@redd1911 -- Yeah, that's socializing, chief
You are spot on with everything you said about the magnificent Doberman. I have had this breed all my life (I am 61). No other dog will do!
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
he's a handsome boy!
I would love a Doberman, but I likely won't get one until I'm living in a house with a decent time and have time for exercise.
Living Dead Girl Your exactly right!! My Doberman needs at a very minimum 5-7 hours of exercise a weeks!! Not counting playing in other ways!!
That's a good decision, both you and your Dobie will be much happier that way
yeah same i've been dying for one but i'm only 14. schoolwork, sports, and friends take up all my time rn. im gonna have to wait until i move out when i have my own job, so for now i've been binge watching dobie videos
@@angelaluo748 same 😢
I hope you make more time to exercise now. Even 10-15 mins a day makes a difference
i have a 10 year old doberman not nuterd ..never had any health problems with him amazing dog amazing breed
Doberman is most prefect breed in the world:
Speed : 35mph(56kph)
Bite force : 245psi(Some information show 600psi)
Intelligence ranking : Top 5
inzaghi Lupin high risk of cancer.
inzaghi Lupin, there's no such thing as the "most prefect breed in the world". All breeds have their pros and cons. All depends on what you want/need them to do.
Dobs are the best dog ever - how is he to have such a lovely owner, a friend and a big yard
It’s unbelievable how elegant and beautiful a dog can be
I rescued a Doberman years ago. He learned to sit after two commands. Just amazing. Gentle, loving and a bark that can rattle the windows...lol. Seriously, an amazing animal.
I had a Doberman growing up. I love the breed. I will get one again...
Thank you, my wife didn’t like those dogs!!! But thanks to you she change her mind and now she want me to buy one One more time thank you 🙏🏻
they look 10x more intimidating with docked ears
They look 10x more depressing
Im looking at adopting a Doberman and you really helped me. Thank you and your dogs are beautiful.😊
i had a Doberman, huge big softie, a lovely dog, excellent guard dog but very trustworthy, good with children and other dogs. He was 5 years and 3 months old when he collapsed and died in my kitchen, it turned out he had DCM, a heart condition very common in doberman, 60% of dobes have this condition my vet informed me, it was the most devastating thing ever. I would love to live with another Dobe, but I never will as I would always be worried that the same thing may happen again. They are the most amazing dog and I will miss my boy always. Breeders need to be more selective with breeding their dogs and breed for health and not just to make money. When my dog died I researched this and could not believe the amount of people who's dogs had suddenly died with no apparent signs of illness, it is truly devastating. I live in England but apparently this problem is with all dobes across the world.
Your dogs are gorgeous!!!!!!!! Dobermans have always been my favorite and I love French Bulldogs! Such a beautiful friendship to see!
About a year ago I saw a photo of a natural doberman. I never liked them until I saw that unaltered one. They look soooo much better without all the body modifications.
You’re right spay n neuter are terrible!
How is your dobie doing? Just lost my dobie girl a few days ago after 8 1/2 years and I'm still devasted. Think I protected my dobie more than she protected me. We're from San Francisco but live in S.Amerca (Colombia). She has saved me many times in the streets here from robbers, etc just by her presents and intimidating stature. Have had many dogs in my life, but a loss of a Doberman is like no other loss I have ever experienced. They have a bond that's impossible to explain. They want you near them 24 hours a day, (Velcro dog). Wish you many more years with your babies. Give them a kiss on the head every night before bed, because they deserve it.
I love dobies so much!! Great companions.
Good job on keeping the toenails clipped. My dobie's nails had gotten out of control by the previous owner and it was very difficult to correct.
I agree, all dogs need activities and exercise! Dogs respond to love and positive reinforcement.
They are fabulous dogs! I am on my third. They have all been Euro’s, and have all lived long, healthy, happy lives. Training and socializing is a must!
This was full of so much sweetiness I couldn't stop aww-ing. x D
sounds like you're a wonderful dog owner and your pets are very lucky to have you!
He's a beautiful dog. Regal, professional and majestic. A wonderful breed, in the right hands.
They are very Majestic animals, my first Doberman Pinscher live to be 15 years old, and now my 2nd has just pass her 13rd Birthday. They are very, very intelligent, your Doberman is very beautiful and I believe yours is called a warlock because of its size.
I love the cropped ears!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm thinking about getting a female Dobie... the first I ever had was a mini... she was genius!!! At everything! Found her dead in my drive way and never knew why. I did get her from a neighbor and didnt know much about health issues. I was young and she looked pretty healthy. She lasted about 1 year. She was an inside doggie. Guess now I'm ready to start fresh on my new Dobie journey. I am getting her from a breeder (my friend) so I'm excited to see how this goes. I pray she is healthy and last over 10 years🤷♀️ but I will get her checked with the family vet!!! These comments really scares me🤔🤨☹😥😰
They are A LOT of work when they are young, because they are so freakin smart. I used to get mad that I had to out think a dog. Once past the puppy stage, they are your best annoying, nosey friend. Loyal to the end. They want constant affection and are not the the dog to leave alone for long stretches of time. Mine will seriously catch an attitude if I'm late getting home from work. He will turn his back on me, and ignore me. LOL
I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!
What a great interview. I had been looking for something like this and was pleased to find an interview with someone gave such a basic and down to earth perspective.
My grandfather had a plumbing company, and he had a tool shed in the yard. He was always worried about someone stealing his tools so he kept Dobermans because they look like you don't want to mess with them, but he wasn't worried about his grandkids with them. I have baby photos of myself under 2 years old with both arms around his big beautiful Doberman dogs.
In Germany, they are called Rhea Pinschers, which when translated, literally means Deer Terrier. They remind me of deer in their body structure and grace of movement. They are characteristically terrier in temperment. But you couldn't ask for a better dog. They are great with kids, as long as you teach your child to respect and love them. I like the idea that people are leery of them. I'm leery of people!
Do they bark a lot?
They are still called Dobermann here...
I have a female Doberman, she only barks at the FedEx truck...
They are called Dobermann in germany, you Rocket Scientist!!!
Rhea Pinscher? You mean Reh or Zwerg Pinscher. And the Reh Pinscher is a small breed so not even close to the Doberman. Also the Doberman is called Dobermann in Germany.
My fav top breeds : German Shepherds, Cane Corso, Dobermans
That Boy Chen mines are shepherds, Rottweilers and corsos. But Dobermans are put
There
That Boy Chen bullmatiff,dogo Argentino and Doberman
Same man
And malinois
mine are cane corsos, pitbul, do go argentino, I like the big tough looking dogs simply because of how deceiving their looks can be lol, they really are cuddle buddies
I love a cropped and docked Doberman. The breed standard
Thank you so much for your video! I love how you teach your viewers what it means to not just be a Doberman owner but a dog owner all around! Your dogs are adorable!
Such a majestic dog, it's so elegant and agile
I LOVE MY DOBIES. GREAT DOGS, WONDERFUL PROTECTORS, LOVING TO FAMILY MEMBERS, CLEAN DOGS, AND WONDERFRUL ALL AROUND.
My sweet love, wherever you are,I have such peace knowing you're there ❤️✌️
Thank you very much for answering a lot of questions that I had about this wonderful breed
Great video well done I had a male he died of cancer age 11 ☹️there the best dogs👌
Nice lady, nice dog, good team.
Thank you for another great Doberman dogumentary.
This is my favorite breed now. The more I learn about them the happier I am with mine. (:
This is the most accurate video about raising and living with dobermans on CZcams. Well done! And good job doing all the right things with your dogs!
They are wonderful dogs. However we shall never forget that they had been breed to walk long distances and to protect the tax man.( Mr. Dobermann) . These dogs are very courageous and high energy. Very intelligent and smart and loving. They have to live indoors as a part of the family but need lots of running and walking every day. I would not leave them alone in the yard in America, and please do not just have them as decoration. :) They need to live with humans they are breed for it and to work with humans.
she just kept him outside for 3c hours or less since she was gone and i don't agree with you as puppies they are more vulnerable then a grown dog
Best dogs! My doberman is a amazing family dog. He protective and a big dork he will be 4 this year 😊 had him since he was 7 weeks
Love the Doberman Pinscher videos. Thank you!
I love this. Such a sweet lady, and awesome dog. This makes me happy, thanks for this video.
I had a brown doberman. Smartest dog I've ever had like seriously! Miss her! Higher intelligence than any dog I've had and I've had different breeds.
I’ve always loved these guys, they are so graceful and are an absolute dream come true if you are the right person for them. It’s kinda sad to me how many people are afraid of them, even though they are meant to be guard dogs. The ones that I have met are some of the goofiest, most loving dogs I have ever come across.
Really enjoy the cinematic features of this video. So professionally done, great interviews & story telling. A+!!
Me and my family are living for 14 years and 5 months with my female Doberman have wonderful memories together and was the best choice I did regarding to buy a dog love her to much and goin to miss soon a lot, love you Bossy B.
I've been around the Dobbie breed my entire life. My grandma bred them and currently has 12 (3 adults. 9 puppies) and we ourselves have a red and tan. Very lovely dogs and very silly too. Doberman have always been in my top list and always will be.
it's like they are the nobility of dogs
Wow. I just got my dobbie... I'm so grateful.
You know your dogs! Awesome.
Great work as always Zeke.
110 pounds of true love , Charm you with a look
My husband and I have our 2nd rescue Doberman together
He grew up with a show dog Doberman. Since 1994 when we bought our house, we have had (usually 2 dogs at a time). A German shepherd mix and a Chesapeake bay retriever mix (both large adult dogs when adopted). Then a Rhodesian ridgeback/lab mix and a Doberman, both rescues. Buster was 6 years old when we adopted The Grimace (a 6 year old female black and tan Doberman). We named her The Grimace be cause she made funny faces. All of our dogs have been amazing!! All of our beloved angels lived to between 14 and 17 years of age. Our new rescue Doberman is Penny Lane...a red girl with cropped tail and floppy ears. She is now 3. She was 1 when we adopted her. A stray from Oklahoma city (we live in Minnesota), Penny was shy/fearful and somewhat aggressive...and only 48 pounds. She is now a well trained, confident, wonderful dog. Smartest dog I have ever trained. We will NEVER not have a Doberman. When we get old, we will adopt senior Dobermans. Gawd Dobermans are amazing!!! I love all breeds, but am definitely partial to Dobes.
Oh, I'm not sure if this is with all breeds, BUT our female dogs are WAY more protective. 2 female Dobermans and our Chesapeake was a female as well. Gotta love a mama bear! Lol!
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Doberman = Unbeatable Energy
Love how you show hot nice doberman can be to have as pet I am now very excited to get a doberman and I shared this video with my Mom so she will not be scared of my new dog thank you for such a great video
Love love love this
I love this video bro!! thanks for this channel I am considering a Doberman and this video really opened my eyes!!
I love Dobermans very good breed same the bulldog. Such a very good owner too loved this video❤
Doberman is the best dog with human brain.
I thought German shepherd
@@onyxtytanium964 nope doberman
my grandmother had one, she was rescued by my uncle from a neglectful owner, she had bald spots from wounds that had never grown back, but my grandmother would work with her and would walk her around the apartment area they owned as a patrol dog, one of the best dogs my grandmother ever had
Socialization is soo sooo important when they are young. We got our first one bc i grew up with them when i was younger and this was our biggest mistake. We have a really small family and didnt socialize him like we should of now at 6 1/2 months we are back peddling with training and trying to build his confidence bc he is skiddish and growls at strangers. Hes making progress though just wish we would have started as soon as we got him. Other than that he is the sweetest dog to us and is extremely smart and is picking up training quick. I love the breed just make sure you socialize, definitely learned my lesson.
Coyotes can be a real threat to a dog. And coyotes often travel in a pack. No dog is a match for several coyotes. I hope your dogs stay safe.