Yes, they are born with a tail. Some owners choose to have it docked at a certain age. What may come as a surprise to people who are used to seeing Dobermann tails that are just a couple of inches long, is that the Dobermann pup is actually born with a tail that is longer than that of most breeds of dog. Typically, a Doberman Pinscher puppy undergoes docking, a procedure in which the majority of its tail is cut off within days after its birth. The rationale for this is that it is the "look" that the dog is supposed to have, since it was the way Louis Dobermann originally envisioned the dog. Hope this helps! :) xxx
Lab puppies would not come out of a miniature pinscher unless the dog mated with a lab. If this is so, then the puppies would be a mix and the dogs sizes will suit their mother.
Chihuahuas usually have about 4 puppies but it depends on age and size of dog.
Yes, but that just becoming a byb. You do not make money from selling puppies.
Miniature pinschers generally have 3 to 4 puppies or to be politically correct 3.4 is the average puppies per litter.
That depends on how the mother's tail got bent. If it got bent in an accident, then most likely they won't, but if the mother's tail was bent when she was born, then it is possible that at least some of the puppies will also have a bent tail.
A doberman's natural tail is actually long. Many owners and breeders decide to have their tails docked (shortened) while they are puppies to give them the traditional doberman appearance. Also, if the dog is to be trained as a guard dog having the tail docked serves a purpose. During a physical engagement (fight) the dog's tail is more difficult to grab thus making it hard to defend against the dog.
The features are altered so that the puppies are more desirable and cute for the owners. Many times alterations make them more adorable! This can help with dog contests or just increase the owner's happiness.
The Dobermann Pinscher is categorised in the Working Group.
it is not advised
Pound Puppies - 1986 Tail of the Pup King Whopper 2-2 was released on: USA: 3 October 1987
There is only one species of Dobermann - the Dobermann Pinscher. However, there are two different recognised Pinscher breeds: the Miniature Pinscher and the German Pinscher.
It is not necessary for any dog's tail to be docked, even if the breed standards indicate otherwise. I live in the UK and here it is illegal to unless your vet docks the dogs tail for health reasons. I don't know about other countries.