3 Reasons Why YOU Should Get a Doberman
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My uncle had a protection Doberman Pinscher named "Dollar". He was a very intimidating yet sweet and gentle dog!
Dollar dollar bills yallll
@@fault. bro what
@@jeremysmith5732 It's a reference
When youâre in a Dobermanâs presence the intimate they pour in the atmosphere can be petrifying
Good to see richie rich grew into an adult rather than becoming casper
I will never forget when I worked for a veterinarian. We had an emergency call for a Doberman. Who come in from a crime scene. The owner had been beat up outside. The Doberman saw and jumped through a tempered sliding glass door! This poor dog busted both of his front legs. Knocked out most of his teeth. Had a tremendous amount of swelling on his brain. We figured that was from literally banging his head against that sliding glass door going to attempt to get out numerous times. He made it and saved that owner from probably being murdered from five different men that were jumping him at the time.
That's love people. â€
Aw this warmed my heart. Dogs deserve all the love
Im glad i read this story make a youtube story time about this! That dog was badass respect to it and prayers up
man someone get that dog like 50 steaks
Agreed đ
beautiful story with a tragic beginning yet heartwarming ending. we truly donât deserve dogs
My doberman passed away a few weeks ago and I can confirm that it is an amazing breed.
Sorry to hear that. I am thinking you meant to say passed away. One of God's cruelest pranks was to make their lives so much shorter than ours They truly are man's best friend. I have had a couple of dobermans and they ARE awesome dogs.
@@vlogsurfer Sorry I am not a native speaker. But thank you for your reply, dobermans are amazing.
Mine passed 3 months ago. It was really unexpected too so it's been hard to grieve properly.
Sorry to hear that man my mastiff passed away a few weeks ago and July he was going to be 7 cancer is one fucked up thing.
@@lucasthompson2375 indeed man cancer is horrible. At least our dogs had a very good life.
My American Doberman Athena just passed away a month ago and it crushed me. Gentle and most ferocious hellhound I've owned or seen, always rubbing up against me and going between my legs total and complete goofyball so much character and personality but she was not to be trifled with by no means. Until her dying day she would and could tear someone apart for me, but was completely docile around my nephews. Ill miss my babygirl till I die and will never forget her such an amazing dog. One love bond is what Dobermans have they look at there owner as there significant other and always want to be with you... always! Thank you Athena for being the best dog I could possibly hope forđą.
My deepest condolences to you đ!
My Doberman's name was Dutch. I lost him October of last year. He never let me out of his sight. Best buddie I ever had in my life. Gosh I miss him.
Iâm sorry for your lost buddy, no dog will replace him but just know his spirit is with you always
@@pecoseem7164 Thank you! He's actually let me know that he's still around. đŸ
@@anthonyvasquez5128 will you ever get another dog?
@@LoneWolfe_XX because I love dogs I will. It'll never be like having Dutch.
@@anthonyvasquez5128 I understand. I really hope that you find that dog that can resemble Dutch so your void can be filled đ€
Make sure if you get a Doberman you have the time and energy to give it. They deserve it.
Any dog
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Havanese the exception â@@malachimilanak6065
Always wanted a dog but Iâm gonna make sure Iâm in the right place first tho
This might be the most important responding post.đ„
My favourite breed. My neighbours had a Doberman growing up. I have never seen a dog of his size able to jump as high as he did. Cleared the 6ft fence and ran like a bullet! I loved him.
As someone who has a Doberman I can confirm that they are awesome dogs
do they bond with family? or is it difficult?
@@1hearthvfrom what I hear they bond with family but prioritize a stronger bond with one person (usually the one they grow up with or person they are raised by)
@@Ryan15beast oh thank you so much i really love them so much and i was a little hesitant BUT NOT ANYMORE!!đ«¶đŒđ«¶đŒ
I only have a German shepweiler mix I got from a delete shelter 3 years ago.
He has severe separation anxiety he's better now, and eventually, I want to give him a friend and mi familia protection. Not looking for a working line. I'm easy going like the waves and ready to give my arm away if lacking. Pardon my ignorance but what can I expect from a Doberman. More or less the same add attention span a Rottweiler has? Can I leave him to love and protect the house in the suburbs? Even leave him outside alone for at least 15 minutes?
Donât get a Dobe if you are scum of the earth and would abandon or give them away for any reason. They are indoor dogs, their thin coat doesnât give them protection from the sun or cold. They are as smart as any 8 year old child and will feel the abandonment just as bad.
my lil chiclet is my lil baby girl.
No dog is as smart as an 8 year old child.
@@chrislenahan4477 eh it really depends on the child and what tests you use. Obviously the child will generally outperform the dog on many tests but sometimes itâll be the other way around
@@yomamma.ismydaddy216 so is the term "no man is stonger than a gorilla" wrong? Yea if you take a weak and sick small female gorilla and a very strong man, the man can beat the gorilla but that doesn't mean the term is incorrect. of course if you take a 8 year old child with down syndrome and a fcking prodigy dog, the dog can be smarter than the child..
"the average dog is as smart as a two-year-old child, while the Border Collie would trump a four-year-old when it comes to spatial problem-solving skills and basic arithmetic"
small google search
â@@frostedpeak9318 ok
Best decision Iâve ever made was getting my red Dobbie Beretta!
That name is ✠đ„
Absolute gas of a name congrats man!
My girl Kilo is now 13. Red and rust girl just like Athena here. Still spry! Just had her first episode of vestibular syndrome 2 days ago but sheâs already 50 % better 48 hours in. They are the absolute best. I will never own another breed. Iâve had Siberian huskies, GSD, and a couple mutts. My Doberman was by far my most personable, loving, loyal and like he stated. Ride or die companion. She wants be be everywhere with me, my gf or my mother ( gramma ). She wants be be touching you and if she canât. At the very least see and know where we are
Is she high energy?
@@JoEnUtZ23 sounds like an amazing dog, I want a Doberman now lol. Kilo is a great name too
I was raised with one and although he was really bonded to my father, he was very caring and patient with me and my brother, and super protective. I'm very fond of this breed because the moment I was born and I opened my eyes, he was there, miss him!
We need more people like his on tik tok and youtube because I don't wanna watch people dancing and play games I wanna learn something đ thanks manâ€
Agreed
Dobermans are great family dogs- they bond to one person, but are intelligent to understand that person's bonds with other people, and respect them. Great dogs.
Thatâs how it is w/ my female Dobies & my familyâŠIâm on my 3rd, the 1st was just me & my wife, the last/current 2 have been w/ our whole fam w/ 2 young boys. Our newest dobie Raiden is almost 1 & while itâs clear she views me as the âleaderâ sheâs perfect w/ my wife & kids & not only tolerates but also snuggles/bonds w/ them too. Male
Dobies are better in this regard in general, but every individual is different. Above & beyond that tho, w/ 2 young kids I canât afford 2-3 extra years for a big strong dog to get mature
My mom came through the front door w/o knocking.
I saw her out the window, dobe fast asleep on his sofa.
He came off that sofa, showing teeth, hair raised going straight for her.
The MILLISECOND he smelled her, complete 180 jumping around, tail wagging, looking for head scratches.
Very loyal dogs.
@@MS-mr4zmmy male dobe was so dominant he lifted his leg and marked the trainer in front of everybody.
He figured out who was really in charge but tested me constantly.
My father has a Doberman and every time we take him out my dad has to be in the car or he starts crying đ Truly loves my father
Never had such a difficult dog to train, especially between 6 and 12 months. Now after a lot of work, he's the most obedient and sweetest boy, but man - that bark on him! He regularly scares the life out of people!
Had a Doberman named Bo over 30 years ago. An amazingly trainable and devoted dog, who I will never ever forget. đ¶ đ„Č
Did he have a sister Danu?
Truly a manâs bestfriend
My grandpa actually had a doberman that died when I was young but that dog stuck to my side no matter what thanks for being my friend/dog coco I'll never forget you đâ„ïž
I had a dobbie / great dane mix, but she was mostly dobbie... she was by far the best dog I ever had, or met. I still sob when I remember how loyal, smart, and caring she was. I'll miss her until my last breath.
There was a Doberman named Spike that guarded my friend's home. He was the sweetest thing, but his bark...Oh his bark
Mine never barked đ€·ââïž
One of the most beautiful dogs in my humble opinion â€
Those dogs right there are really smart and ready to do anything you tell them to do and they are such beautiful dogs
She's beautiful đ i love dobermans such pretty dogs
as an introvert and living alone this dog would be perfect
Saw the video a week after getting my Labradoddle but I love my dog already. If I wouldâve saw the video before I couldâve went with a Doberman
They need lots of exercise tho
@@618grow true these are a lot like german shepherd very active dogs. good thing im a nature lover
@@ARDG89 I think it depends on the size to best honest. My Dobie was taller than most, 80-90lbs and he did have lots of energy but I wouldnât compare it to a German Shepherd. I think they need more mental stimulation though because theyâre extremely intelligent and a tuned to their environment/owner. An absolute amazing choice for an introvert who likes the outdoors.
Got one recently for this reason. Esp bc this world is basically evil now and full
Of thieves that want to not work and steal all your shit or just very very poor. Bc thatâs the state of the usa sadly.
When I was in college I use to have stay overs at my uncle. He had a huge doberman, but he was the most sweetest gentle dog ever, he would always lean on me until he falls over. Such a goodball.
A dog leaning on you or pushing his weight against you is a sign of dominance
@@racp9mm419 Really? From what I've read, it's a sign of trust. Leaning is a completely harmless behavior in dogs as it is usually a sign of comfort and love.
â@@racp9mm419It can be a sign of dominance in some dogs. It can also be a sign of great affection and connection with that person.
Leaning is a Doberman trait - all breeders know that this is what Doberman's do, its not dominance in this breed.
They are so sweet, love to just be with you and the family. They're perfect
I was lucky enough to be partners with two amazing Doberman. And yes they truly are amazing animals.
I have wanted a Doberman forever. Magnificent dogs.
Me too, and I got one!!! Man Iâm so fk lucky
they are gorgeous, but pls dont be an asshole and crop their ears and tail
You won't regret it, and you'll always want 1 thereafter đđ
we had a monster female dobie as a kid. she was my dads best friend but protected us kids relentlessly. no one could even get out of a vehicle she would just sit aT their door until dad called her to heal. great dogs
Beautiful dog. So true. Loyal.
The dobermans are stunning!
When I get my first house I plan on getting a Doberman along with it.
Same here!!
Literally one of my goals haha.. just waiting for housing market to be normal again đ
Same plan
I have one, they are the best, loyal, sensible, they become really a relative, they are so smart you can litteraly speak to them.
But this come to a price, you have to be present, they bound so much with you that they really suffer your absence. Their sensibility also requires balance, they feel your mood and it affects them more then other breeds.
They are great with childrens, perfect for an appartment (with parks/green areas nearby) and really don't like water, mine simply goes down đ and suffers the heath of the beach.
If you can be there and want a buddy that will fill your life go and get one, you won't regret it!
â@@Notorious-sz1vrpls send me a sign when it happen...
đŻâ€ïž Dallas was my ride or die. Literally a k9 soul mate....I miss her so much!
Iâve had 4 dobes. They definitely bonded primarily with me, but they had very close and unique relationships with each member of my family. They make wonderful family dogs. Just make sure you have the time and love they require. And never take in any dog that you canât commit to take care of as long as they live.
Our Doberman was the best dog we ever had. â€
My friend has a Doberman it's the nicest dog I've ever been around she loves everyone that comes over
Two videos later âThe reason we donât recommend the Doberman for most families..â đ sheâs cute
Gotta give both sides, Dobermans are great but they're too smart, they're escape artists and if you don't keep them properly mentally stimulated they get neurotic and anxious, they're also prone to separation anxiety and a ton of genetic health problems.
Whatever it takes to bring in those views, right
Lol man seriously wth was this guy thinking
Well so many people take wrong breed for them. So is good to be honest, and clear about it
Broo no capđ next video Definetly with that captionđ
3 reasons i love this channel. 1 hes smart and knows dogs. 2 he can help you find the right dog for you. 3 hes helped me train my dog for practically free. Thanks make for helping take stress off so many people when finding the right dog
My sister had Dobermans. They were wonderful. They grew up on an archery range my sister owned. Sweet dogs. Loved all the kids.
Number 3 resonated heavily with me. I have a 9 yr old Doberman, and he wonât leave my side. Weâre best buds.
Original Dobermans aka. European Dobermans should be the go-to choice when picking a Doberman for any kind of protection work, including when shopping for a family protection dog. Bigger heads, longer legs, more energy, more alert/serious, much bigger teeth and they bond very, very strongly to the people they live with. They are the type of dog to have the wisdom and intelligence of a mastiff, in a more compact body.
Much smarter than a mastiff
They are one of my favorites. So beautiful and healthy
My first doberman was a red female named Athena , and I couldn't agree more . loved that dog! Miss herđą
I was doing drywall in someoneâs apartment in Florida and they had a big sweet Doberman that would just whine and cry and just pout every time he left the place to let us work đ
I grew up with 2,absolutely the reason I was able to wander 50 acres as a small kid!â€
Ms Athena is a sweetheart đđ
My grandparents had a Doberman named King & I was terrified of him⊠he was sweet but also extremely protective of my grandparents when strangers would visit lol
I've had Dobermans most of my life and have loved every one of them! Some were mischevous and some were mellow, but they were all great companions and loyal friends.
I love that he does info on why to get and not get certain breeds. Dobbies are so adorable but not to be messed with.
Wish more people let them have their beautiful natural ears
I went on a search for natural ears and tail after I saw this video. Totally a proponent of no cropping or docking they are extra cute and lovely with everything they are born with. If I ever get one I certainly wonât do it.
Those aren't natural ears, this is cruelty...
Well took a minute but I finally found a complainer do your dam research
I think it has become illegal to cut ears and tails here in the Netherlands. Floppy eared german shepards and westies are now a thing.
@@grumbeard well that's not a good thing there supposed to have pointy ears naturally
My brother had an absolutely perfect miniature. He was the coolest dog you could ever hang out with.
I have one. Everything he said is true. It's been me and my baby for 16 years. I got her when she was one month.
man i miss my dobe charlie... made it to 15 and a half best friend ever.
My Pinschers are 6 velcros stuck all over me. Love em! Large vehicle. Love and loyalty
Dobies are the best - incredibly intelligent and unconditionally loyal.
I have a little Mini Doberman Pincher, he's about six years old; and he's the love of my life. Although he's not good around other dogs at all (except for the older chihuahua he grew up with), and he will most definitely try and attack or intimidate a dog of any other size. He has a bit of mobility issues after a slip disk surgery about two years ago, but that didn't even put a damper on his protective instinct. Some people can touch him, but some other people just makes him growl. He's bonded to me, but he loves his daddy just as much and will smile happily when he gets home. I never see anyone make videos like these about them though. They're great little dogs if you need something small in your house to alert you. They're nothing like chihuahua's, but somehow people always think they are.
Easily trainable is an understatement. Let them understand what you want and chances are theyâd do it just because they love you đ
Incredibly intelligent and loving breed
They donât do it just because they love you lol they are a very biddable bred because they were created for personal protection. Doberman was the tax man lol he needed them for that reason
I had a Blue Dobie rightfully called Blue, most solid, loving, attentive, protective, sweet dog ive got the chance to bond with. Miss my boy.
Lived up to the velcro dog name too always stuck by either my side or my mom's. If i wasnt around he was always there with her.
Fly High Baby Blueđ
I have a Doberman and he loves to play with kids heâs so sweet and gentle
My last dog, Lexie, was a Rotterman (Rottweiler + Doberman). She was definitely ride or die, all business, no play. Never felt safer with her watching over me and my family while we slept. She would get up at night and patrol the house and come right back to bed if she heard any type of noise. She wasnât great with strangers tho which was okay with me. It took a few visits for her to trust non family in the home. Amazing sweet girl! So smart! Training was a breeze with her and you could definitely tell she WANTED to work. Unfortunately, she only blessed us with 10.5 years bc she got liver cancer and by the time it was diagnosed it was inoperable. Miss my Lexie every day. She was my best friend and went everywhere with me. I needed her probably more than she needed me tbh
These are the exact reasons why I love my European Doberman pincher
See whatâs crazy is I had a half Doberman and she was hyper as heck after she passed on I now have a full bred Doberman and she is pretty chilled out surprisingly
Damn itâs almost like the breed of dog canât always determine how the dog will actâŠwho would of thought
@@TheOnlyKontrolnothing is always 100% dumbass, it still doesnât make it less crazy that a half bred doberman that was half basset hound would be more energetic than a full breed
Nothing but love for dobermans. Grew up with lots of them.
My grandfather had a protective Doberman Pinscher named âDobbyâ. It was very brave,athletic and powerful yet sweet and kind.
I have Doberman for the last 44 years. Love them.
Are they great with kids?
@@zayzay5055 yes, socialize early
I was walking my boston terrier around the neighborhood when a small horse jumped out a neighborâs gate and wanted to play with my dog. It was actually a tall ass doberman and they are plenty playful.
The most exquisite canine ever. I adore this breed.
1,000,000% agree.
I had a Doberman and a miniature pinscher growing up. EXCELLENT dogs. â€
I love Dobermans and Iâd love to see you do more videos with them I want to get one one day!
My girl was âlady or Miss dogâ early/mid 80âs. She watched me and was with 24/7 â€ïž
That's why I own dobermans
My favorite breed even bred reds 10 years ago. Smart loyal & good protection
My family has had many Dobermans over the years, I love them so much. Probably my favorite breed.
def gonna get one when I get my own house , loved dobermans for so long
I love how every specific positive of a dog breed is also why it could be a negative, itâs a double-edged sword. Since the Doberman is so capable, smart, and powerful, it can be an amazing dog to train, but also those three components make them have higher potential to be more of a problem if you donât train them.
It's problem is it thinks or analyzes the situation before attack. He is gonna determine if suspect has a weapon and if that weapon can inflict pain he will judge how he attacks may even toy with criminal for entertainment đ€· that is how smart they are, the don't act on impulse like German Shepherd and malinios they will just run up despite what criminal has that is why cops use them the most. a doberman would make a good long term running or tracking dog for police turn him loose when he catches up to criminal he can be trained to hold him with barking and intimidating doberman stompđ€Ł I wouldn't turn him lose if criminal has a gun possibly
I had 2 of them, best dogs ever!!
We had two sooky APBTs. We saw a Doberman puppy that sat in a pet shop for a few weeks. He became one of our family and he was fantastic. I did mobile security at the time, and he would literally get his own lead and wait at the car. He was great working in crowds. He could "read" people. He's been gone about 10yrs now. I miss you Temba.
love your dobbies name
@bwcka Thank you. Our vet at the time named him. He said that it meant "peace" in some part of Africa. It suited him well. He was a beautiful dog.
A Doberman was my 2nd dog and besides all of the good things - the issues that come with the overbreeding are real. It was heartbreaking to see how my dog was not able to walk up stairs anymore hen he was just as old as 8 while every other dog I had was healthy deep into their 14+ years.
The health issues they get can be pretty atrocious. Lovely dogs, but I wouldnt get another one. Not on purpose.
I have a 85lb female doberman who is blind! She has leash reactivity but it's hard to communicate and lead while not completely taking her freedom! Outside of that she is the most amazing dog I have ever had and would never ask for a better dog!!!
Thank you for not giving up on her. â€ïž I applaud anyone who dedicates their time and efforts to animals with injuries/disabilities. Itâs for sure not easy.
I have a Doberman boxer mix, she velcros to everyone đ†such a sweetheart.
My European Dobermann is by far the Best dog I have ever owned. Super Good family dog and the best protection dog Ever.
The Doberman Tax Collector, a ride or die you say? These dogs are some of the most loyal of guard dogs.
ALL dogs (except some pitbulls) are loyal
â@@Walteralexander1 đđđđ you ever owned a pit?? Want a constant shadow, get you a pit. Dogs are pack animals, they all have an insticntual desire to bond.
@@hammerT2997 key word : âsome pitbullsâ
Best dogs ever they require a lot of work, but totally worth it. â€â€â€
I have a 2 year old Doberman and he is the sweetest thing ever , he is on the smaller side then the rest of his litter but he is not cropped at all loves hugs and of course loves barking!â€
We had a big male Doberman in the 1980âs. Fantastic dog too.
Dont forget #1. They'll keep you fit. Energetic little things. Otherwise, forget about it :)
I owned a Doberman as a kid and Lady was such a beautiful addition to my 2 golden retrievers. She was the baby of the pack and the goldens were so much more dominant! I miss those 3 amigos! Ahh
Dobermanns are gorgeous. Even more gorgeous without amputated body parts. Also, they are amazing and trainable WITHOUT cruel/torture training equipment like prong collars and from what i'm assuming is shock collars aswell. These poor beautiful souls..đđ
Dude my dobie is super chill and loves to be lazy. Definitely doesnât have a favorite, he loves everyone. My cousin went to take care of them one day, she had never met him before. She said when she walked in he was knocked out on the couch legitimately snoring. She woke him up and greeted her like another friend. Not much of a protector lol but sweet as can be!
Your dobie is broken like mine lol still love her â€
Sounds a lot like my pittie.
My grandpa had a dobie. She was next to him at every function. She'd be nice to us grandchildren (walk around and sniff us occasionally) but NEVER left his side until her death
Thnx for explaining I love them Dobermans
Everything you said about the Dobie applies to a GSD as well, especially the "velcro dog" trait! I've owned both, and they're both fantastic companions. While my big (73 lbs) red Dobie hard-bonded to me, she clearly loved every member of our family, and I'm sure she would have put her life on the line for any of them without hesitation.
EVERY dog bonds to one person more.
@@jazanamarluc All dogs do this. Dogs are amazing.
@@jazanamarlucmy dog whines when I leave the house to leave her even in a room alone đ is he part Doberman?
@@Walteralexander1 the Doberman bond is stronger than almost all dogs to their one person. Itâs a reason why their known as Velcro dogs. If youâve owned a few other breeds and had a Doberman. Youâd understand. I canât even go to the bathroom for a shit with the door unlocked or sheâll open in and sit into my pants and stare straight ahead at the wall. Theyâre very attached lol
Dobermans really donât do well if you work away from home a lot. They are ideal for our home-all-day homeschool family, though. We love our two dobbies! Perfect mix of protective and loving.
We love our dobie...he is almost 2 and he is so smart...he is the best family dog...he is so gentle with my kids (4-7) ....he loves to cuddle with my son...our dobie is also super gentle with my mom when she comes to visit...I can still play rough with him but he understands he can only be rough with me or my wife ....he also doesn't let anyone outside is family touch him lol he is so friendly with other dogs but anytime we are out and about he refuses to let anyone pet him lol he doesn't get aggressive about it...just moves so no one can touch him lol
Iâve owned many dobermans in my life and they donât need those metal choke collars. Great dogs to train with, very loyal to the owner, love to cuddle, high energy dogs who need exercise.
I'd say same thing with pits but they just love everybody đ€Ł anybody who's gonna pet their belly's will get the pitbull smile đ
pits should go extinct â»
"pitbulls" also known as bully mutts with no bloodlines, yes a real apbt with a deep line is a great dog. no your mutts aren't qualified haha
Yeah and letâs forget all the ones whoâve killed people/ babies.
They're more in the die or die kind of category I'd say. There are reasons why it is a banned breed in countries where people care about safety.
Pitts are not good guard dogs , they're only dog aggressive not people. My Pitt will try to rip another dog to shreds, but will let anyone jus walk in my home đ
I love your channel, but here you go again contradicting yourself. Last time you explained why Dobermans are not family dogs. You did the same thing with xl bullies. Please explain. đ€
I adopted a year old Doberman years ago. Ride or die is exactly right! She was definitely a Velcro doggie.
We've had a dobe in our family since 1971. They have never disappointed us. First playmate for our children and infallible guardians
Dobermans are great all around dogs. Loved the 2 I had growing up to death