Doberman Pinschers

You MOST DEFINETLY need a trip to the vet. This could be serious.

No dog needs its tail to be docked, but the operation is performed for cosmetic reasons on some breeds. Show Miniature Pinschers are almost always docked in countries that allow it, but the operation does not affect the dog's health.

Doberman can be very nice or very mean. Police use them as well. In a 20 year period Doberman killed like 327 people. That is a lot. They are also peaceful sometimes. They can be very sweet.

60 to 72 days

Yes, of course.

Rottweilers are the strongest, Because of there massive jaws and Huges Muscles they Overmatch the Doberman pinscher any day. But ofcourse if you mean like a full grown doberman agaisnt a Rottweiler that is a different case. So in other words the Rottweiler will overmatch the Doberman Pinscher any day for sure.

I dont know how old your dog is, but puppies are naturally full of energy. Obedience training is a must in this breed. They are not considered fully grown until 2, as with other large breeds.

yes, if you want to

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Bluey. He was an Australian cattle dog that lived 29 years and 5 months old when he was euthanized in 1939.

No, Labrador Retrievers are one most the worst breeds to be a watchdog! They will bark, but that is more of a friendly invitation instead of a warning.

It depends on the pedigree, the sex of the dog, whether it's been neutered, and how much you feed it. My male doberman, unaltered and light eater weighed about 60 lbs at that age. He was a slow grower compared to other dobes and had a lot more energy. It's better not to overfeed them at that age because they will grow too fast which leads to problems later in life. A full grown male should be about 27 to 28 inches tall at the shoulder and weigh about 90 lbs. Most reach their full grown height when they're about a year old then start to fill in with muscle. Neutering a male doberman before the age of 18 months causes them to grow too fast and they will end up with a build more similar to a female. Females, though, should be spayed at a young age. Some pedigrees reach full height at ten months and others can continue growing for as much as 14 months.

no a doberman pincher only grows an average of a foot and 3 inches, too small to be a working dog.

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Well, you should not buy a month-old puppy, and breeders should not sell them. Puppies are not well-trained by their mothers until they are about 2 months old. If you take them from their moms earlier than about 8 weeks, they can have behavior problems, like play biting much too hard.

German Pinschers are a breed of dog. They include several types including the Dobermann Pinscher, Miniature Pinscher, Affenpinscher, and the Standard Schnauzer.

I doubt they like it, but sure, they can.

Because the dog is hot.

Depends on owners preference of trait.

You can advertise in the local paper for the dog. You also can advertise on the Craig`s list. Type Craigs List into your search on your browser.

I highly recommend you coordinate with the breed club. Doberman Pinscher Club of America has a chapter in Los Angeles. http://www.ladpc.org/ If the effort is humane and portrays the breed in a positive manner, club members might be willing to participate with minimal compensation.

Actually, any dog can be trained to be a guard dog, but certain breeds, such as the German Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweilers, etc. are large, powerful, alert, looking dogs which (when properly trained) can restrain or deter a person much better than a Chihuahua can!

a doberman crossed with pitbull looks like exactly that, doberman features but more squat like a pit and the pitbull head makes for the dogs head being like that in turn. i saw one once, and to be quite honest looked very cool. but why do that? they are both excellent dogs on their own. just my opinion.

Yes, if both dogs are trained and socialized.

All Dobermann Pinschers are born with long, natural tails. In some countries, docking is performed to surgically shorten the tail to make the dog meet the breed standard and be aesthetically pleasing for shows. This operation is performed by a vet when the puppy is under three days old, when the tail is cut off with curved, surgical scissors. This is a cosmetic amputation, like dew claw removal or ear cropping, and serves no practical purpose. This operation is only legal in some parts of America and Canada.

It depends on the climate. Dobermanns are quite happy to live in sheltered kennels or runs as long as they have some form of heating. Otherwise, Dobermanns have short, close-fitting coats that provide little warmth against bad weather. Therefore, unless you can provide a good quality, warm kennel or run, keep your Dobermann indoors.