Doberman Pinschers

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Ear cropping should not be performed after nine weeks of age because the ear cartilage is already set to lay flat and the blood vessels are too large. Performing the procedure at an older age can be risky if not life threatening to your doberman

Yes. The most successful pair are two Dobermans from this same litter.

Dobermans are dogs, so they live in the same habitat as humans do -- which is everywhere on Earth.

No. doberman are really good listeners and they are easy to train. obviously they wont get the trick or command the first try but patience is important.

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Most breeders including very reputable breeders will have the puppies tails docked when that are only a couple days old by a veterinarian because it is the breed standard. It has nothing to do with being from a puppy mill

Visit the Kennel Club website and look at the Accredited Breeder Scheme. This list includes breeders that have their breeding premises annually checked by inspectors and have their puppies screened for hereditary diseases.

Dobes have big floppy ears like beagles. Their ears are cropped at an angle so that scar tissue will hold them erect for a more alert and "sharp" look.

White Doberman Pinschers or Albino Doberman Pinschers are born when two parents carrying the recessive "Z" Gene are paired together.

While many people think white dobermans are a novelty dog they are actually looked down on by the AKC and the DPCA. White doberman pinschers have a tendency to carry more hereditary disease, have weaker immune systems, and have shorter life spans than the other colour variations within the breed.

No reputable breeder would ever breed to a dog who even carried the Z Gene or who had a white doberman in their lines. It is not good for the dogs, and it serves only to weaken the breed.

Check out the Doberman Pinscher Club of America - DPCA.org for more information.

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German Shepherds are very active so you will need to let them walk everyday as a form of their exercise. This breed needs enough exercise and healthy food to be bigger and stronger.

well it depends how hungry your hippo is my friend so just make sure you have enough (alot) of money in ya piggy bank and can pay medical bills, and have home insurance and im sure you will be ok .but my guess about the amount of money is 10,00,00 alot of wonga Hugh

First off never feed any dog chocolate i will say this and repeat it until someone gets it if you give dogs chocolate the following things will and might happen: Hyper excitability, Hyper irritability, increased heart rate(which can cause heart attacks), restlessness, increased urination, muscle tremors, vomiting, and diarrhea. right there is half a page ok now to your question. Here is an example to your question an 20oz milk chocolate candy bar can easly kill a 20 lb dog and a mini pinscher is only 10 to 15 lbs.And just a basket of Easter candy gan be very deadly to a small dog such as a mini pinscher. thank u hope u i answered your question

NO THERE IS NOT! There are Doberman Pinschers and then there are Miniature Pinschers. They both have the same markings and look very similar aside from the obvious size difference. However, they are not at all related. The Miniature Doberman originated in Germany and were a breed of Italian Greyhounds and Dachshunds. Also, Mini Pinschers originated much earlier than the Doberman.

Calling the Min Pins "Miniature Dobermans" is a very common mistake.

I have two Doberman Pinschers (:

way over one million dollars , just because theres no such thing as a mini doberman........ you find me one, and i have cash....( i think you mean min pincher)

The doberman breed is succeptable to a neurological disease commonly reffered to as Wobblers. I know this because a dog we care for has noticable shaking and trembling in her neck and ears while fully conscious. It is just a flaw of the breed and I do not think that it is chronic or degenerative.

Yes. Any doberman with the albino gene in it's pedigree is registered as a "Z" factor. Albinos can be registered, but are disqualified from participating in shows because the gene is considered defective. Most breeders discourage breeding dogs with Z factor bloodlines but there are a few who intentionally breed them. They usually have health and temperment issues.

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That is a question that should be rephrased as "who is more dangerous... a rottweiler owner or a doberman owner?" Louis Doberman (the original breed creator) used Rottweilers to add both strength and calmness to the doberman pincher. Doberman pinchers are extremely loyal to their owners/families and because of that they are known to be very protective. They are very affectionate and extremely intelligent dogs who can be trained to do just about anything.

I don't know a lot about Rottweilers, but I think the question rests within the owner of the dog. If the owner has a strong-willed, extremely active, and very powerful dog and they are prepared to support the needs of the animal in positive ways, then there shouldn't be any danger involved.

Most dogs go into season, or heat, once every six months. This lasts for 10-14 days in most cases and the dog is receptive to mating at this time. Most dogs stop cycling at around 7 years old and start at 6 months to a year old. Of course, every dog is different but the average amount of seasons is twice a year. This should be consistant throughout your dog's life.

If this is the only thing wrong then change it. If it comes back on then your mass air flow sensor could be sending screwy signals or the injectors for that side are not giving enough fuel. I hope this helps some.

Soak the sensor in penetrating oil first. Let it set for a bit. Disconnect then unscrew it. I removed mine with just a wrench. I did hit the ole knuckles once or twice though. It was really cranked on there.

I have a 1999 expedition and my computer had that same code and i had replaced the coil packs and plugs, and cleaned the pcv valve and the mass airflow sensor and the code was still there. come to find out my intake manifold gaskets were shot. i hope this is of some help.

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While dogs don't require daily scrub downs like we do, they do need regular baths--but just how regular depends on several factors, such as the dog's environment and type of coat. Once a months works with most dogs.