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also one of the easiest breeds to train. They are alert and always ready to serve. These dogs are quite sensitive, obedient, reserved with strangers, and are committed to loyalty. Dobermans were once part of the working dog family that were trained in Police and military work. Since they lack an undercoat for changes in temperature, they are most used now for residential security and household pets.

Taking Care Of Your Doberman Pinscher:

Upkeep of the Doberman Pinscher takes more than average daily exercise. Bundled with enormous pockets of energy, this dog can become very frustrated and even destructive when kept indoors too long without physical and mental stimulation. Families considering owning a Doberman Pinscher should be prepared for a lifelong commitment of daily brisk walks and plenty of vigorous dog games to play outside. Dobermans Can live outside in both hot and cold temperatures, but is more comfortable when inside with its family.

Genetic Health Information:

The Doberman Pinscher has a lifespan of up to 12 years, with 11 being the average. Veterinarians suggest that these dogs get specifically tested for hip dysphasia, eye problems, and cardiac issues.

Major health concerns that may arise are gastric torsion, demodicosis, vWD, and osteosarcoma. Occasionally, minor health problems sometimes include PRA, albinism, narcolepsy, and hypothyroidism.

Dobermans are such a beautiful sleek and protective dog and a great addition to any family. Dobermans do have a bad reputation however one can admire them from a distance.

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