Dogs usually circle around in one circle because they want to urinate. Or, if the dog is circling around you, then the dog is just trying to protect its owner (I wouldn't blame it LOL).
If your dog is circling in tight circles quickly, enough to get tangled in his own leash, he may be anxious, excited, and needs to burn off some energy. Even if you walk your dog often, they need to be walked every single day. Caesar Milan has said on his shows - The Dog Whisperer - that walking your dog is the most important. He needs to release energy, and you may need to run with him rather than walk with him.
Another thing, if he is doing this when there is another dog nearby, it's either territorial or it is stress (fears). Even if you can't see or hear another dog nearby, he can certainly smell one.
only if they walk in a circle
Slate is highly durable, so damage from a doberman should not be an issue, however, slate can also be slippery and make it more difficult for any dog to walk on.
A person that is blindfolded will automatically walk in a circle because they don't know where there going.
Another Doberman or a German Shepherd.
Since one circle has 360 degrees, you will walk total of 1080 degrees.
yes they do i used to have one and when they are about to sleep they walk in a circle and then ly down and sleep..... hope it helps
Yes, you can! Others have!
The biggest doberman is in texas, owned by a rancher.
The Rottweiler is like the Doberman but a lot fatter and sometimes broader. Sometimes they have the same markings as the Doberman.
They can, but then they wouldn't be a purebred Doberman.
you walk to your room sing the alphabet and dance in a circle
you walk to your room sing the alphabet and dance in a circle