Doberman

With the right person, a Doberman is a wonderful friend and protector of children, an obedient companion and loyal friend, and a member of the House of Love. Unfortunately, not all the time or effort required to properly teach very intelligent Doberman what is expected and demanded from him. There are many things to think about before choosing a Doberman as a breed for you.The owner of a Doberman or a dog that requires a lasting commitment. A dog is for life not just until it is boring. A Doberman can be a real problem. They want your attention, and I’ll do what it takes to do it, no matter what you do. Dobes wanna be near you at any time. For most people, you may forget, also in the bathroom alone. If you are looking for an outside pet, do not consider a Doberman. A Doberman wants to be a member of the family. Do not settle for a temporary and Pat kind word.

Dobermans require firm but loving training and guidance.Obedience training is a must. Doberman is too smart to behave badly. Owning a Doberman, you have to be one step more and more of your pet. Do not think that means difficult or severe abuse. Harsh owners need to look for a different breed because Dobes are very sensitive and do not do well with rough treatment.Abusive treatment leads rapidly to a Doberman with a broken spirit, and often aggressive temperament.

Exercise is important for a Doberman. However, they should not be allowed to run loose. Dobes are generally very active dogs have nothing to do. Keeping our pets mentally stimulated is always a challenge. Many Dobermans excel in obedience and agility competition.

Do you want a dog that is exuberant and affectionate with everyone he meets? If this happens, a Doberman probably not for you. A Doberman is loving and affectionate with his family and close friends, but it’s a little ‘aloof and distant towards strangers and temporary employees. In fact, the breed standard requires a distance and booking.Dobes are very loving and intelligent animals. The only downside to owning a Doberman is that their lifespan is much shorter than ours.