Comments on: Dog Training – How To Train A Doberman Pinscher

By: reginaorlosky

reginaorlosky — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

I agree totally!
I agree totally!

By: reginaorlosky

reginaorlosky — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

Dobermans, …
Dobermans, generally speaking, have great respect for humans, but in case of danger to the owner or owner’s property, they will most likely defend it better then any other dog I know of. A dobe has 700 lbs of pressure in his/her jaws and a perfect scissor bite but you do not want your doberman to be a man killer. Just having one at your side is enough for most people to think twice before attacking you! Most bad guys are also cowards and will, most likely, go for an easier victim.

By: reginaorlosky

reginaorlosky — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

Dobermans are …
Dobermans are extremely easy to train, but sometimes could be somewhat stubborn as well. If you get your dobes as puppies, you can raise them to be friendly and attentive. Watch the pups before you buy. They should be playful, alert, but not aggressive. I do not have much experience with males, but if they grow up to be too sharp, you can neuter them. Jolie plays wonderfully with the next door male lab and other dogs as well. Remember to socialize them a lot . Good luck!

By: erick9182

erick9182 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

hi i read your …
hi i read your comment and its obviously you have doberman, i have one question..
im going to get 2 dobermans in 2 months female and male and i also have a lab, these dogs are going to be friends? I mean if they are going not going to fight my lab is1 year 2 months i love my lab as my child and i also will love my dobermans as my children.. there is not going to be fights right??

By: MyHensley

MyHensley — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

Every Doberman …
Every Doberman deserves a person, however not every person Deserves a Doberman. I even get stopped on the street and asked if I want to breed my Dobie (No, I don’t).

By: aiva56

aiva56 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

I didnt understand …
I didnt understand this comment, I can buy this breed during summer vinter or even today, always available. I maybe buy jan or march. I saw a girl today run with her erman sheperd. Im gonna do same with mine if I get one, but the thing is a dog demands alot! and a dobermann even more so Im thinking do i want to do all that? I mean go out with it and spend time even If i dont want to, its alot of work dude=)

By: suggamommy

suggamommy — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:17 +0000

just hope you get a …
just hope you get a showdog, no leistungszucht

By: aiva56

aiva56 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:16 +0000

excellent. Thanks …
excellent. Thanks some ppl say that all dobbes arent like eachother thats why some kennels try methods on the puppies when they are 7 weeks to see if they are family dogs or more kinda of a “not for a none expirience ppl whom wants to have it as a first dog” And some kennels dont believe in those methods, I should expect that the dobermann I wanna buy is a the one who demands from his owner and I need the time to shape it as a family dog.

By: reginaorlosky

reginaorlosky — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:16 +0000

I do not know about …
I do not know about the strongest bite, but I do know that dobes are way ahead of rottweiler on the intelligence list. It is strength, loyalty, and intelligence that makes a dobe such a useful companion. Also, dobermans, as a rule, are much more trainable. We had three – all great working dogs, the third one is the best… or perhaps we became better dog trainers! A doberman is regarded a royalty amongst dogs by many experts . One more thing… a great dobe deserves a good owner!

By: aiva56

aiva56 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:34:16 +0000

but 20% of ppl i …
but 20% of ppl i meet on internet tells me to think over it again, that means 80% are convincing me to buy one, help me god what should I do take a chance?=) I appreciate your answers reginaorlosky! very good information