Can Dobermans get along with other dogs?

Answer 1

yes dobermans o get along with other dogs, but as long as they are brought up with them, i have had a doberman and a staff for years now and they have been fine, but that was only because they grew up together from the age of 3 months. As dobermans are such strong dogs, i wouldn't recommed bringing a new family pet into the house after him. Hope i helped x

Answer 2

Dobermans are bred to be guard dogs. Alert, intelligent, great agility and loyal. At home Dobermans love attention from their owners and they love to go places and meet new people. The most important thing they need is lots of exercise, room to run and plenty of love. My Doberman is very friendly to animals and humans, including kids.

Answer 3

They can be, depending on their treatment. Some people train them for fights and that can make them very aggressive. They can also become aggressive if they are neglected or tortured.

I have had three Doberman Pinschers in the past, I now have a Miniature Pinscher. None of them were really mean, BUT they are VERY protective of your family. If a stranger comes and hugs you, or pats you, they can lash out at that person. A Doberman is probably not the best pet for young children as some have very low patience and can bite.

Don't think that you should never have them because they seem aggressive. They are really sweet, loyal, and smart dogs.

BTW, some small things can set them off. All of my Dobermans have HATED black hats, and two of them did not take a liking to my black neighbors.

When my miniature pinscher was a puppy, my sister stomped her loud sandal on the tile floor in front of the puppy, creating a loud popping sound. Ever since, my dog has always hated my sister.

So, remember, if you are thinking about getting a Doberman, they are not aggressive towards the family, but if it seems like there is a threat, they might become aggressive. They're probably not a great pet for little kids, but they are wonderful towards people who don't agitate them.

Hope this helped!

-Lexie