"winnygent88" You can tell two things from your unsolicited comment. 1.) You have probably never owned a Doberman, just had the hell scared out of you by a good protective one and, 2.) You are ignorant when it comes to know what you are talking about and especially about the Doberman as a breed. They are extremely loyal and very protective of family members. More people are bitten and attacked by German Sheppards then Dobermans. Yet the GS are beloved.
I love how in the beginning of the actual footage that your Dobe is in step with the beat. He's absolutely stunning; his color is definitely not watered down like most American Dobe show dogs. Very Schutzhund-esque body. He's one of the most beautiful dobes that I've seen (besides mine, but every dobe parent is a little biased when it comes to their own, right? :P)
When I got my Dobbie it was from some random dude. It was skinniest unhealthiest of the bunch. But I fell in lub with him so I chose him. Now he is healthy, strong and still growing and really motivated. I named him Niko Bellic heheehee!
I know you say you like a big dobe, so you went with a real breeder... have you looked into the health issues that will no doubt arise from having a dobe over the breed standard? There's a reason why bigger dobes are frowned upon, and "real" breeders breed for the standard. This dog looks like he needs to lose some weight, and have you done any tests on his hips, knees, and other joints? If not, I would highly recommend it.
very nice dobe you have there his coat looks very bright. my dobe is now 13, not as active as he use to be & not as tolerable either. but i still love my defender as much as i did when i first got him.
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do you want to hear a bull shit lie about this breed------------> children are five times as likely to be bitten by a Doberman as a Labrador Retriever.
i want a dobie very badly. my dog is epileptic and going into 10 years old. i asked my parents for a dobie because the neighborhood is full of sex offenders. and have you ever tried to go on a bike ride with an epileptic dog? its no fun for either you or the dog when the dog has a seizure.
Thats why I spent the money and found a real breeder. So I could get a heavy boned large Doberman just like this fella. He is pretty much perfect. Not fat but substantial and healthy. Not like the watered down insecure small "SHOW' dobes mostly seen.
@awilke86 Agreed! I want to spend the money and get a full European Dobe and make it a personal protection dog. Our current dobe is part European and he's bigger framed than most, he also has darker markings, and the he's very much top dog when he take him to the dog park! If he's only part European I can only imagine what a 100% European Doberman must be like!
@nikigurl08 Actually, reputable European breeders strive for pretty much the same breed standard as americans. Oversize Dobermans are penalized, and carry extra health issues as well, which we don't need considering the poor health they have to begin with. A breed standard, healthy dobe, will typicall be faster than one of the larger ones, and run circles around it. Other than looking "cool" there's no benefit to having a larger dobe.
@DakotaTheDoberman Depends on how big! And big is better when mean takin out a coyote or a big man. I dont care if a smaller dobe is supposable so much faster a 70lb dog dont stand a chance against a real threat. You get a big man and he's gona break the dogs neck! Or if someone crazy dog gets out and goes after your kids will your dog stand a chance against that dog!
@DakotaTheDoberman Were always so worried about this meeting SHOW STANDARD crap and this oh the dog gotta be the next winner in agility! Well im not lookin for a dog who can jump hurtles fast or win a ribbon for being pretty! IM lookin for a dog who is fearless and can standup to big man or take out another dog if it poses a serious threat! I want a dog who can handle a threat!! I could careless if the dog is show quality as im lookin for a working quality dog!
@nikigurl08 It's not just about meeting show standards... A healthy, 70 pound doberman would have zero problem taking out a full grown man. I'm guessing your'e not too familiar with the breed? Bigger is certainly not better, especially for protection work. The bigger you go, the less of an advantage you are giving your dog, because the bigger he gets the slower he gets, and one of a dobes best weapons is their speed.
@DakotaTheDoberman Oh really well I got news for ya a wimpy lookin doberman isnt gonna scare away everyone. And if the dude got gloves on the guy could easily overpower a 70lb doberman than choke it!! I dont want a dog jus nips someone heels run around them. And a 70lb dog aint gonna knock over a 200lb man which case he's probably gonna take a bat to the dog and kill it!! Who cares if the dog is fast!! If it can't take a hit its done for!
@DakotaTheDoberman I'd never buy a 70lb doberman. If I want fast dog I'll get a Greyhound!! And I have a 90lb doberman and he's pretty fast and he can take a hit!! I want a muscle bound dog not a dog that resemble a greyhound so much!! Dobermans are meant to be agile but not sensative! A greyhound or very lean built dog is incredibly fast but quick to injury!
@DakotaTheDoberman Beside if the only doberman out there were the wimpy american show type I'd wouldn't invest my saftey or money in the dog! I'd probably get a Rottie or a cane corso, which I also very much like too! But when I see Dobermans like the one in this video that have an agile but muscle bound look to them I'd b willing to invest in the bite work training! Which by the way I've actually talk to professional trainers for helping me with the bite work and training.
@DakotaTheDoberman And I do know more about the breed than most owners of Doberman! I know there stubborn, beautiful dogs that arised from a lot of different breeds. They also unlike most working breeds can have a companion and working relationship with there owner. They also have almond shaped eyes and they recognize sound before they see. They also get along with anything they've been raised with including cats. I also know they get bloat, can have heart problems and have other issues.
@nikigurl08 Also, like I said below, the bigger you go, the more you increase the risk of health problems. Dobermans are extremely unhealthy as a breed as it is, the last thing you want to do is get a big dog that has a higher risk or developing bone, hip, joint and other problems, which they are already plagued by... Someone breeding for size is not breeding to avoid these problems. When you're doberman can't get off the ground, it won't be too much help... Just saying.
@DakotaTheDoberman But their issues come from their build like the bloat cause they have a barrel chest and a high tuck up! And I realise they have a lot of energy more than the average person can handle so they need to have space to run or lot of bike rides! They also are incredibly intelligent and require a firm leader! So plz dont tell me I know nothing of this breed! I've trained mine to do off leash obedience so I know what to expect from this breed! I just have a different taste in size!
@nikigurl08 Here's what your failing to understand... Size should not be a deciding factor. A deciding factor should be a dog bred for protection work, that has titled parents and a history of working lines. Many of the breeders that breed for size are just doing that...breeding for size. What's more important than size is your dogs willingness to work with you, desire to train, being able to make quick decisions, and understanding what you are asking in the most intense situations.
@nikigurl08 Talk to people that have oversized dobermans, and ask them about their health... When your dog is 4 years old and has wobblers, or a bad hip, how is it going to protect you? It's not. It's going to lay on the floor, and wobble around. If you think a breed standard sized doberman is wimpy, and can't protect you, then you don't know as much as you think. While a bigger dobe may be more intimidating, it certainly does not mean it would be better at protection work.
@nikigurl08 I'm not saying to get a small dog, I was just using an example. Again, if you think a healthy 70-80 lb doberman can't take out a full grown well proportioned man, than you would be wrong. I understand what you're looking for, but putting a priority on size is going to severely limit what you can and can't do, and it's not the way to look. But you talked to a trainer, so you know what's good. In the real world, it doesn't work that way...
@DakotaTheDoberman Why do you care so much what size of a doberman I get! Ill probaby go for around 90-110 lbs range. Im not looking for all these fancy titles im not wantin to spend 5000 dollar on a damn dog! I realise its gonna be pricier but at the same time if the dog has the drive and the build than its fine! Its doesn't need a long line of schultzund parents to be good in Schultzund, provided it helps but it not necessary.
@nikigurl08 I don't care what size doberman you get.. 90-100 pounds is a pretty standard sized doberman. I'm simply trying to get you to understand that just because a dog is bigger doesn't mean it's going to be better at protection work, or schutzund for that matter. Size should not even be on the priority list if your looking to do PP or schutzhund. I'm going to stop arguing, but I urge you to do your homework before you make a mistake and get the wrong dog for the wrong reasons.
@DakotaTheDoberman The reason I like the bigger size is because when you watch the schultzunds trials it always the bigger size dogs that literally knock the ppl down to the ground! They just grab the guy and the dude fall straight down! The reason I like this is because if a person is pinned to the ground its gonna be much easier for the dog to put the person in submission, whereas if they just grab the dudes arm the guy can still beat the dog w this other arm!
@DakotaTheDoberman I mean if you got a dobe and he has enough speed and stamina to knock someone over and do the job than hey that's what counts! I mean as long as the dog can do the task at hand! If you like the more medium sized dog that's agile than go with it! But for me I just dont feel safe putting my safety in a dog that considered medium size. I also like the intimidation factor. If my dog can scare away the typical person than great no one has to get hurt including the animal.
@DakotaTheDoberman down the road tho, ill probably invest in two or three protection dogs especially if I end up getting that bigger size home. Either way whatever works for you. And I will consider the wobbler's syndrome and make sure the parents of the dogs are tested not to have that disorder as a dog who has this wont be doin be able to do the job.
@DakotaTheDoberman Ours for example was actually breed from mostly show lines with a hint of working lines and I' know he'd do exellent in Schultzund! If someone comes to the door he doesn't know he bares his teeth and stands guard!! He just doesn't have the proper training in doing the actual bite work!
@DakotaTheDoberman Trust me I look for dogs that are stubborn and fearless. I love a dog who's very confident and alpha in personality although i'd make sure its was very submissive w me! Cause If I call the dog off I want immediate respond not I'm gonna blow ya off cause that not a well trained bite dog.
I've been to America, and you have only small and tiny dobermanns, so no wonder you think this dog is too fat. This is a large and muscular Doberman, it means a perfect Doberman!!
Docking and cropping, thankfully, is illegal in Australia. Docking a tail and cropping ears have absolutely no function that asthetics. I know this. I work in animal welfare. And before you go crazy on me, animal welfare is different to animal rights. And, by the way, it is NOT painless.
Are you people at so called animal welfare aware that Dobermann as a breed had dropped to merely 15% in terms of newborn litters, due to the so called human car for their well being?
What have your so called "statistics" got to do with docking and cropping? I don't see the connection. I love dobermanns. I have had alot of experience with dobermanns. If I was in the position to get a dog, I'd probably get a dobermann. I love the breed. But I'd have one with natural ears and tail. The welfare organisation I work for doesn't have a problem with purebred dogs, apart from the health problems that go with each breed. We just have a problem with asthetic mutilation.
As per natural-which dog breed comes exactly under this particular term of being "natural"?All the dog breeds are originally produced and selected by us, humans, in accordance to our needs. You should know why Dobermann is supposed to be with cropped ears and with no tail whatsoever. It is a matter of original concept and tradition, and also of practicality. No one is mutilating dogs more than organizations that promote sterilization of the dogs, depriving them of right to reproduce...and exist!
...So, ripping off reprodictive organs is OK, but trimming of ears under total anesthesia where dog is tenderly being taking care of for the next half a year at least, providing closer connection to his human counterparts, is NOT? Ripping of the testicles of dogs, making them eunuchs' is OK, while it is not OK to dock the 5 day old tail which is, btw, completelly painless. NO PAIN in docking whatsoever, whilst removal of grown up broken tail is complex procedure, and it happens and is reality!
You are so misinformed, it's laughable. Do you know how many unwanted dogs & cats that are out there due to irresponsible owners?? Regardless of whether they are pure or not? One shelter here has to put down around 5 thousand cats & kittens per year because there are not enough homes for them. Have a look at MANY different breeds and how they have changed over the years eg. german shepherd, british bulldog, siamese cats etc. The list goes on & on. & most not for the benefit of the breed.
I couldn't care less, really. There are also children of Biafra, dying every single day, so why don't you leave the comfort of your home and go there to help them? It is easy to be salon altruist.
For example, many "show" german shepherds, who are winners of shows, can't even walk due to the deformity to the hind legs from the overt slopping back. Is this good for the breed. They were very different 50 years ago. They have changed for the worse. Why not change the dobies for the better and let the have their tails and ears. Most people will adapt!! And its absolute bullshit that there is no pain from docking tails. Go talk to an experience vet.
I work with well over a 1000 dogs per year, and the amount that need their tail removed is probably 1 or 2... and that is not 1 or 2 per cent!! And they are dogs that are crossbreeds. Mostly abuse cases or accidents... not from injuring a tail because of what their breed to do!!
It is well known that vets are louasy at tail docking. Any serious breeder will tell you that. The same goes for cropping. As per GSD, not of my interest. Dobermann will nto be a better breed with tail/ears, just incredibly ugly.
& finally, before u make such stupid & illinformed statements about desexing, why don't u actually, physically go down to your local reputable animal shelter & find out realistically how many homes there are in your area for unwanted pets, & how many irresponsible people are letting their pets breed, & the hard work for little pay the shelter staff do... for the absolute unconditional love for the animals. & then see why they desex. It's not for no reason or taken lightly. Educate yourself.
Babe, I told you - I am not in the role of playing Mother Theresa. Understand? As per stupidity, you should ask yourself how come everyone else is stupid but you? We are talking about cropping here. As per education, I sincerely doubt yours can be compared with mine. You just write what you've been told to. No balls in your statement whatsoever. I think you should give example to all the strays by having your's removed. They are non functional anyway...or u are just being gayish? ;)
Wow, you are so ignorant, it's laughable. You have no idea of my education (which is extensive in the animal area), or where I've lived (which is quite a few places, actually) and the fact that this is not what I'm told... it's what I live day to day. Like I said, educate yourself.
Many respectable breeders abbandoned Dobbie breedeng due to the fact that someone is forecfully trying to establish a new looks for the breed that hasn't been bred to have tail nor ears. General perception of the Dobermann is that of dog with cropped ears ond docked tail. Even people that has little or no direct experience with the breed itself claim not be able to precieve this magnifcent breed with ears and tail.
The only good Dobe is the one coming from EU, namely: Italy, Hungary and Serbia...perhpas few of them from Russia even. Australia can have non-cropped Dobes but the fact remains the same - all but EU continental Dobermanns suck...and that is a well proven fact. No one asked breeders should the cropping be banned, because the answer would be clear and simple - NO! This idiotic ban was made by the same people who claim APBT, Fila or Tosa are dangerous breeds. It is always human and never a dog.
I don't know who you are from. I'm from germany. It's easy here to get a Dobermann, but it's hard to find a GOOD breeder. I think you actually know what I mean. Cropping the ears and the tail is illegal in germany. But lots of Dobi owners go to other countries to cropp their dogs ears and tails. I think no one should do it, it's pain.
To quote my vet on Dobermans 'They get a bad rap and it's undeserved' They are very security conscious but most would be surprised at how affectionate and what lovebugs they are.
i guess every one askes does it bite hahahah cute dog bro :)
dobermannlover1000 1 month ago
Looks like you have a well trained dog. He seems very loyal and kind. A couple dobermans I've been around were mean and got angry quick.
musicianforjesus 2 months ago
Oh god he is goerguos!
Kitazation 2 months ago
"winnygent88" You can tell two things from your unsolicited comment. 1.) You have probably never owned a Doberman, just had the hell scared out of you by a good protective one and, 2.) You are ignorant when it comes to know what you are talking about and especially about the Doberman as a breed. They are extremely loyal and very protective of family members. More people are bitten and attacked by German Sheppards then Dobermans. Yet the GS are beloved.
amandakaye33 3 months ago in playlist More videos from hacker02477
Gotta love those European bloodlines!!! Awesome looking dobe!
jimmy23aust 5 months ago
Damn, are Dobies' tongues typically that long??
winrx 5 months ago
dobermann is actually a dangerous dog. even tigers can be trained not to attack their owner and play with him like your dog do in this video.
winnygent88 6 months ago
THUMBS up to the Crop and Dock.
Thumbs DOWN to the music....
LOKISlog7 6 months ago
good looking dog
SFwhitegirl 6 months ago
I love how in the beginning of the actual footage that your Dobe is in step with the beat. He's absolutely stunning; his color is definitely not watered down like most American Dobe show dogs. Very Schutzhund-esque body. He's one of the most beautiful dobes that I've seen (besides mine, but every dobe parent is a little biased when it comes to their own, right? :P)
Cyanide124 9 months ago
your dobermann is cute
Superjuul51 9 months ago
I want your Dobermann :L jk He is an absolute stunner :)
Denise3942 10 months ago
whats the name of the song at the end?
xGUNxBUNNYx 10 months ago
When I got my Dobbie it was from some random dude. It was skinniest unhealthiest of the bunch. But I fell in lub with him so I chose him. Now he is healthy, strong and still growing and really motivated. I named him Niko Bellic heheehee!
xGUNxBUNNYx 10 months ago
super dogg what a dobermann !!!!!!!!!!!!! its the best frnd
alcmag44 11 months ago
Where did you get your Dob?
Arjan90210 11 months ago
awesome
DrPoon 1 year ago
So I'm just curious.. is he from European or American lines?
My two dobes are from American lines, I'm thinking of importing a Euro dobe soon though..Either way the Doberman breed as a whole are just amazing <3
CutiePie331 1 year ago
MASSIVE
lilbasso 1 year ago
wow, that's a really beautiful dobermann
bassdar87 1 year ago
I know you say you like a big dobe, so you went with a real breeder... have you looked into the health issues that will no doubt arise from having a dobe over the breed standard? There's a reason why bigger dobes are frowned upon, and "real" breeders breed for the standard. This dog looks like he needs to lose some weight, and have you done any tests on his hips, knees, and other joints? If not, I would highly recommend it.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
Awesome Dog! He is gorgeous!
TheAppaloosagirl 1 year ago
WOw.......beautiful doberman.
Real deep chest on this guy.
That is an impressive animal, this look should be what the kennel clubs strive for in this breed.
My doberman looks like a wimp along side this guy.
Jazbar4 1 year ago
Lovely dobe, but needs to lose at least 10 pounds. They are definitely suppose to narrow at the waist, regardless of how big and muscular they are.
Thanks for sharing.
zaklukebillkate 1 year ago
Your dobermann is serieus muscle,
I Have a German pinscher,
A dobe is a Nice dog ,
BleuSpider 1 year ago
dobermann is a good dog
i have a dobermann too
good good:=))
grotskul 1 year ago
I am inlove with your dog! GORGEOUS! Who is his breeder? I would love to contact them. I am so drawn to the thick, heavy dobermanns.
mandz42 1 year ago
some countries call spell it doberman other dobermanN....big deal....
ISMELLNOOBCAKE 1 year ago
Lovely video :)
carternm31 1 year ago
how large is he, height and weight??
HeWhoEatsClowns 1 year ago
this dog is ultimate one.
dobermann is peak in dog world.
bitbulify 1 year ago
Hello Have to Agree,this is one Awesome Dobi,Always was thinking mine is the best Ever,well He is for me,Concrats to Your Dobi
swoboda1959 1 year ago
damn how heavy is he?
supaflylaxman 1 year ago
ke skifo di cane....molto meglio pitbull....ma il migliore e il rotweiller ù_ù
devilnevercry95 1 year ago
@devilnevercry95
ma nn sai manco quello che dici...
90federcio90 1 year ago 2
very nice dobe you have there his coat looks very bright. my dobe is now 13, not as active as he use to be & not as tolerable either. but i still love my defender as much as i did when i first got him.
potaka79 1 year ago
short face doberman, rotty style.
BLOODYCLQ 1 year ago
i watched your doby hundrer times god !!!! he is AMAZING
olufeemii 1 year ago
Great Dobermann!!!!!!!!!!! *___________*
pierrot6588 1 year ago
nice doberman
CJdipers21 1 year ago
I also have a 22 months female doberman causes a much trouble for us, but we like her.
nganncvc 1 year ago
cute doberman but you spelled it wrong
TheToyboy45 1 year ago
very nice dobie. i have a blk & rst, too and he gets along well w/my boys. like how you did the video.
Maifred99 1 year ago
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eriadestrador 1 year ago
thats a very nice dobe.
kojlubpusse 1 year ago
Dobermanns are wonderful! Love em' all!
cdoerr808 1 year ago
omg....HUGE chest! O_o is this normal? i mean at 1:47 seems like he swallowed a water melon! :P
giorgosttt 1 year ago 5
Great dog. I am getting a dobie as well as a GSD soon.
gsd766 1 year ago
do you want to hear a bull shit lie about this breed------------> children are five times as likely to be bitten by a Doberman as a Labrador Retriever.
TheCaneCorso 1 year ago
la razza canina per eccellenza,il cane più bello al mondo,il più inteliggente,quanto caxxo vorrei avere un dobermann...grr grr rosiko!
90federcio90 1 year ago
I love dobermanns. I had a male dobermann long time ago. His name was Bezer. Unfortunately he died. I still miss him.
Exchiefboy 1 year ago
yes i am sure because i have a doberman and i research and for the record it`s doberman not dobermann
soy111997 1 year ago
sweet dog<3 =)
00RazZ00 1 year ago
its doberman not dobermann
soy111997 1 year ago
Are you SURE?!!?!!??!?!?! Check it man... ;-)
inv1s1bleshadow 1 year ago
u're right dobermann is not a dangerous dog, only human is dangerous
Airahn88 1 year ago
huge tongue!!
uponmysoapbox1 1 year ago
music is perfect for his amazing body god he is so so so beautifual : O it's the real dobie bread
olufeemii 1 year ago
so beautiful
TheRealDJLO 1 year ago
Impressive!
zeandreplus 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Weird choice of tunes.. Do you suck your dobeys cock?
louiedovey 1 year ago
I love my dobie. I wouldn't own any other breed now!!!
steelyangbob 1 year ago 2
i want a dobie very badly. my dog is epileptic and going into 10 years old. i asked my parents for a dobie because the neighborhood is full of sex offenders. and have you ever tried to go on a bike ride with an epileptic dog? its no fun for either you or the dog when the dog has a seizure.
smileygriller 1 year ago
beautiful dog, crap music
titine95555 1 year ago
nice dog u got there..hope my dobie grows just like urs
penshopperecca86 2 years ago
Males are usually large and muscular like this
iskkarate 2 years ago
that is a beautiful dobie i hope my dobie puppy dennis grows up like him.dennis is from hungarian bloodlines so he will be a big boy when hes older.
MrBriggsy 2 years ago
nice dog
xxaddooxx 2 years ago 2
your dobe is gorgeous and nicely built
roblin12 2 years ago 9
German dogs are the best there is mofo
KohrsFM 2 years ago
He needs to lose weight. Have you checked his t4?
greenkouki 2 years ago
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greenkouki 2 years ago
Thats why I spent the money and found a real breeder. So I could get a heavy boned large Doberman just like this fella. He is pretty much perfect. Not fat but substantial and healthy. Not like the watered down insecure small "SHOW' dobes mostly seen.
awilke86 2 years ago 6
@awilke86 Agreed! I want to spend the money and get a full European Dobe and make it a personal protection dog. Our current dobe is part European and he's bigger framed than most, he also has darker markings, and the he's very much top dog when he take him to the dog park! If he's only part European I can only imagine what a 100% European Doberman must be like!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 Actually, reputable European breeders strive for pretty much the same breed standard as americans. Oversize Dobermans are penalized, and carry extra health issues as well, which we don't need considering the poor health they have to begin with. A breed standard, healthy dobe, will typicall be faster than one of the larger ones, and run circles around it. Other than looking "cool" there's no benefit to having a larger dobe.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Depends on how big! And big is better when mean takin out a coyote or a big man. I dont care if a smaller dobe is supposable so much faster a 70lb dog dont stand a chance against a real threat. You get a big man and he's gona break the dogs neck! Or if someone crazy dog gets out and goes after your kids will your dog stand a chance against that dog!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Were always so worried about this meeting SHOW STANDARD crap and this oh the dog gotta be the next winner in agility! Well im not lookin for a dog who can jump hurtles fast or win a ribbon for being pretty! IM lookin for a dog who is fearless and can standup to big man or take out another dog if it poses a serious threat! I want a dog who can handle a threat!! I could careless if the dog is show quality as im lookin for a working quality dog!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 It's not just about meeting show standards... A healthy, 70 pound doberman would have zero problem taking out a full grown man. I'm guessing your'e not too familiar with the breed? Bigger is certainly not better, especially for protection work. The bigger you go, the less of an advantage you are giving your dog, because the bigger he gets the slower he gets, and one of a dobes best weapons is their speed.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Oh really well I got news for ya a wimpy lookin doberman isnt gonna scare away everyone. And if the dude got gloves on the guy could easily overpower a 70lb doberman than choke it!! I dont want a dog jus nips someone heels run around them. And a 70lb dog aint gonna knock over a 200lb man which case he's probably gonna take a bat to the dog and kill it!! Who cares if the dog is fast!! If it can't take a hit its done for!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman I'd never buy a 70lb doberman. If I want fast dog I'll get a Greyhound!! And I have a 90lb doberman and he's pretty fast and he can take a hit!! I want a muscle bound dog not a dog that resemble a greyhound so much!! Dobermans are meant to be agile but not sensative! A greyhound or very lean built dog is incredibly fast but quick to injury!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Beside if the only doberman out there were the wimpy american show type I'd wouldn't invest my saftey or money in the dog! I'd probably get a Rottie or a cane corso, which I also very much like too! But when I see Dobermans like the one in this video that have an agile but muscle bound look to them I'd b willing to invest in the bite work training! Which by the way I've actually talk to professional trainers for helping me with the bite work and training.
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman And I do know more about the breed than most owners of Doberman! I know there stubborn, beautiful dogs that arised from a lot of different breeds. They also unlike most working breeds can have a companion and working relationship with there owner. They also have almond shaped eyes and they recognize sound before they see. They also get along with anything they've been raised with including cats. I also know they get bloat, can have heart problems and have other issues.
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 Also, like I said below, the bigger you go, the more you increase the risk of health problems. Dobermans are extremely unhealthy as a breed as it is, the last thing you want to do is get a big dog that has a higher risk or developing bone, hip, joint and other problems, which they are already plagued by... Someone breeding for size is not breeding to avoid these problems. When you're doberman can't get off the ground, it won't be too much help... Just saying.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 Do your research before deciding to buy, and not just from the people that are selling oversized dogs.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman But their issues come from their build like the bloat cause they have a barrel chest and a high tuck up! And I realise they have a lot of energy more than the average person can handle so they need to have space to run or lot of bike rides! They also are incredibly intelligent and require a firm leader! So plz dont tell me I know nothing of this breed! I've trained mine to do off leash obedience so I know what to expect from this breed! I just have a different taste in size!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 Here's what your failing to understand... Size should not be a deciding factor. A deciding factor should be a dog bred for protection work, that has titled parents and a history of working lines. Many of the breeders that breed for size are just doing that...breeding for size. What's more important than size is your dogs willingness to work with you, desire to train, being able to make quick decisions, and understanding what you are asking in the most intense situations.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 Talk to people that have oversized dobermans, and ask them about their health... When your dog is 4 years old and has wobblers, or a bad hip, how is it going to protect you? It's not. It's going to lay on the floor, and wobble around. If you think a breed standard sized doberman is wimpy, and can't protect you, then you don't know as much as you think. While a bigger dobe may be more intimidating, it certainly does not mean it would be better at protection work.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 I'm not saying to get a small dog, I was just using an example. Again, if you think a healthy 70-80 lb doberman can't take out a full grown well proportioned man, than you would be wrong. I understand what you're looking for, but putting a priority on size is going to severely limit what you can and can't do, and it's not the way to look. But you talked to a trainer, so you know what's good. In the real world, it doesn't work that way...
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Why do you care so much what size of a doberman I get! Ill probaby go for around 90-110 lbs range. Im not looking for all these fancy titles im not wantin to spend 5000 dollar on a damn dog! I realise its gonna be pricier but at the same time if the dog has the drive and the build than its fine! Its doesn't need a long line of schultzund parents to be good in Schultzund, provided it helps but it not necessary.
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@nikigurl08 I don't care what size doberman you get.. 90-100 pounds is a pretty standard sized doberman. I'm simply trying to get you to understand that just because a dog is bigger doesn't mean it's going to be better at protection work, or schutzund for that matter. Size should not even be on the priority list if your looking to do PP or schutzhund. I'm going to stop arguing, but I urge you to do your homework before you make a mistake and get the wrong dog for the wrong reasons.
DakotaTheDoberman 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman The reason I like the bigger size is because when you watch the schultzunds trials it always the bigger size dogs that literally knock the ppl down to the ground! They just grab the guy and the dude fall straight down! The reason I like this is because if a person is pinned to the ground its gonna be much easier for the dog to put the person in submission, whereas if they just grab the dudes arm the guy can still beat the dog w this other arm!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman I mean if you got a dobe and he has enough speed and stamina to knock someone over and do the job than hey that's what counts! I mean as long as the dog can do the task at hand! If you like the more medium sized dog that's agile than go with it! But for me I just dont feel safe putting my safety in a dog that considered medium size. I also like the intimidation factor. If my dog can scare away the typical person than great no one has to get hurt including the animal.
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman down the road tho, ill probably invest in two or three protection dogs especially if I end up getting that bigger size home. Either way whatever works for you. And I will consider the wobbler's syndrome and make sure the parents of the dogs are tested not to have that disorder as a dog who has this wont be doin be able to do the job.
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Ours for example was actually breed from mostly show lines with a hint of working lines and I' know he'd do exellent in Schultzund! If someone comes to the door he doesn't know he bares his teeth and stands guard!! He just doesn't have the proper training in doing the actual bite work!
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@DakotaTheDoberman Trust me I look for dogs that are stubborn and fearless. I love a dog who's very confident and alpha in personality although i'd make sure its was very submissive w me! Cause If I call the dog off I want immediate respond not I'm gonna blow ya off cause that not a well trained bite dog.
nikigurl08 1 year ago
@awilke86 I want a dobe just like this big and strong "work" dobbie because i always find small and very skinny dobbies
kikeronaldo 1 year ago
@awilke86 how much you spent on your dog?
kikeronaldo 1 year ago
the most elegant dog, and one aggressive dobermann is the most dangerous dog to the human !!
pattonnn666 2 years ago
savage dog pal luks great, wel dun
WesKennedy1 2 years ago
Your Dobe is Gorgeous! I have a doberman to, he is 10 months old now:D, they are the est dogs
Zsofy06 2 years ago
german dogs rlz - from poland
kondziocrims 2 years ago
awesome
kondziocrims 2 years ago
dobermans are not mean!
leapfroglilly 2 years ago 3
nice dog. We have a English Bulldog :D
snicker292 2 years ago
Beautiful dog - I want a dobermann again!
Kampf0r 2 years ago
awsome looking dog... how much does he weigh?
Ryan4321 2 years ago
wow ! love it:)!
Pripevochka77 2 years ago
Good looking dobe, but he's a little fat.
ehayes21 2 years ago
I've been to America, and you have only small and tiny dobermanns, so no wonder you think this dog is too fat. This is a large and muscular Doberman, it means a perfect Doberman!!
pattonnn666 2 years ago
when they cut the ears it look like this ? or what i really dont know ? :)
sultandaoud 2 years ago
@RiversWisdom
Abnd how exactly do you know that docking/cropping is a pain? From personal experience?
Once again: dobbies are getting docked appx. in the frist 5 days with no blood nor pain whatsoever!
Cropping is done under total anesthesia, thus painless.
There are many far worse things that average dog can be put under and that goes for a lot medical treatments.
Docking and cropping are not among those!
Period.
massivan 2 years ago
Docking and cropping, thankfully, is illegal in Australia. Docking a tail and cropping ears have absolutely no function that asthetics. I know this. I work in animal welfare. And before you go crazy on me, animal welfare is different to animal rights. And, by the way, it is NOT painless.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
Have you or have you ever had a Dobermann?
massivan 2 years ago
Are you people at so called animal welfare aware that Dobermann as a breed had dropped to merely 15% in terms of newborn litters, due to the so called human car for their well being?
massivan 2 years ago
What have your so called "statistics" got to do with docking and cropping? I don't see the connection. I love dobermanns. I have had alot of experience with dobermanns. If I was in the position to get a dog, I'd probably get a dobermann. I love the breed. But I'd have one with natural ears and tail. The welfare organisation I work for doesn't have a problem with purebred dogs, apart from the health problems that go with each breed. We just have a problem with asthetic mutilation.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
As per natural-which dog breed comes exactly under this particular term of being "natural"?All the dog breeds are originally produced and selected by us, humans, in accordance to our needs. You should know why Dobermann is supposed to be with cropped ears and with no tail whatsoever. It is a matter of original concept and tradition, and also of practicality. No one is mutilating dogs more than organizations that promote sterilization of the dogs, depriving them of right to reproduce...and exist!
massivan 2 years ago
...So, ripping off reprodictive organs is OK, but trimming of ears under total anesthesia where dog is tenderly being taking care of for the next half a year at least, providing closer connection to his human counterparts, is NOT? Ripping of the testicles of dogs, making them eunuchs' is OK, while it is not OK to dock the 5 day old tail which is, btw, completelly painless. NO PAIN in docking whatsoever, whilst removal of grown up broken tail is complex procedure, and it happens and is reality!
massivan 2 years ago 2
You are so misinformed, it's laughable. Do you know how many unwanted dogs & cats that are out there due to irresponsible owners?? Regardless of whether they are pure or not? One shelter here has to put down around 5 thousand cats & kittens per year because there are not enough homes for them. Have a look at MANY different breeds and how they have changed over the years eg. german shepherd, british bulldog, siamese cats etc. The list goes on & on. & most not for the benefit of the breed.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
I couldn't care less, really. There are also children of Biafra, dying every single day, so why don't you leave the comfort of your home and go there to help them? It is easy to be salon altruist.
massivan 2 years ago
For example, many "show" german shepherds, who are winners of shows, can't even walk due to the deformity to the hind legs from the overt slopping back. Is this good for the breed. They were very different 50 years ago. They have changed for the worse. Why not change the dobies for the better and let the have their tails and ears. Most people will adapt!! And its absolute bullshit that there is no pain from docking tails. Go talk to an experience vet.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
I work with well over a 1000 dogs per year, and the amount that need their tail removed is probably 1 or 2... and that is not 1 or 2 per cent!! And they are dogs that are crossbreeds. Mostly abuse cases or accidents... not from injuring a tail because of what their breed to do!!
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
In Australia maybe, but you should not measure the world form the place that is actually so far away from it. ;)
massivan 2 years ago
It is well known that vets are louasy at tail docking. Any serious breeder will tell you that. The same goes for cropping. As per GSD, not of my interest. Dobermann will nto be a better breed with tail/ears, just incredibly ugly.
massivan 2 years ago
& finally, before u make such stupid & illinformed statements about desexing, why don't u actually, physically go down to your local reputable animal shelter & find out realistically how many homes there are in your area for unwanted pets, & how many irresponsible people are letting their pets breed, & the hard work for little pay the shelter staff do... for the absolute unconditional love for the animals. & then see why they desex. It's not for no reason or taken lightly. Educate yourself.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
Babe, I told you - I am not in the role of playing Mother Theresa. Understand? As per stupidity, you should ask yourself how come everyone else is stupid but you? We are talking about cropping here. As per education, I sincerely doubt yours can be compared with mine. You just write what you've been told to. No balls in your statement whatsoever. I think you should give example to all the strays by having your's removed. They are non functional anyway...or u are just being gayish? ;)
massivan 2 years ago
Wow, you are so ignorant, it's laughable. You have no idea of my education (which is extensive in the animal area), or where I've lived (which is quite a few places, actually) and the fact that this is not what I'm told... it's what I live day to day. Like I said, educate yourself.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
I fail to see what your question has to do with docking or cropping.
TheViolentTeddy 2 years ago
Many respectable breeders abbandoned Dobbie breedeng due to the fact that someone is forecfully trying to establish a new looks for the breed that hasn't been bred to have tail nor ears. General perception of the Dobermann is that of dog with cropped ears ond docked tail. Even people that has little or no direct experience with the breed itself claim not be able to precieve this magnifcent breed with ears and tail.
massivan 2 years ago
The only good Dobe is the one coming from EU, namely: Italy, Hungary and Serbia...perhpas few of them from Russia even. Australia can have non-cropped Dobes but the fact remains the same - all but EU continental Dobermanns suck...and that is a well proven fact. No one asked breeders should the cropping be banned, because the answer would be clear and simple - NO! This idiotic ban was made by the same people who claim APBT, Fila or Tosa are dangerous breeds. It is always human and never a dog.
massivan 2 years ago
0:57 (L)
Mrkingshit17 2 years ago
I don't know who you are from. I'm from germany. It's easy here to get a Dobermann, but it's hard to find a GOOD breeder. I think you actually know what I mean. Cropping the ears and the tail is illegal in germany. But lots of Dobi owners go to other countries to cropp their dogs ears and tails. I think no one should do it, it's pain.
RiversWisdom 2 years ago
man respect to u dude ur doberman is very kool... ive been wanting one since i was born but is too hard to find one here in El Paso Tx.
tupadrote13 2 years ago
Awesome man... I have a 6 Month Year old myself... is that a European Doberman? Looks pretty thick....
00793781 2 years ago
This looks like a European Dobermann...very handsome!
markladen 2 years ago
Thats a Great looking dobie, very chesty, you can show this dog you know...
forzaitaly1 2 years ago
Great dog, one of the better i've seen on youtube
LAZofficial 2 years ago
happy dog,great owner. NICE To See.
I love my dob too
barrymarg 2 years ago
Stunning dog. Collecting my dobe in a few weeks.
bryanvr6 2 years ago
To quote my vet on Dobermans 'They get a bad rap and it's undeserved' They are very security conscious but most would be surprised at how affectionate and what lovebugs they are.
doberwoman03 2 years ago
your so lucky that you have one of those. I LOVE DOBERMANS!
DancePrincess1000 2 years ago
you rock man
5kmcon1litro 2 years ago
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enough with the stupid ear trimming already i mean, what the hell is the point of that? I may come round there and trim YOUR ears.
spamtree 2 years ago
it looks cool , shut the fuck up , puss!
VetteKiller2002 2 years ago 2
if u like natural ears n dont like cropped, DONT DO IT.... simple as that
LAZofficial 2 years ago
is it me or does he have a very long tongue?
cuygyhh 2 years ago 3
no i dont think that u have a long tongue ..o.O
C13J9 2 years ago
Tolles video. Habe auch drei Dobis. Sind keine Kampfhunde. :-)
nicilebi 2 years ago
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Dobermann ist der beste Kampfhund
Maikyboy10 2 years ago
Dobermann is a working dog though, not a Kampfhund.
synaesthetical 2 years ago
NICE DEEP CHEST
PranfoProductions 2 years ago
looks pregnant
bobblue123 2 years ago
what do u feed your doberman ?
bak3rzman 2 years ago
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dog food you idiot !
gotthebigballs 2 years ago
Burglers
racenemo 2 years ago
save the dobermann you?
bernergile 2 years ago
cool pic 2:42 !!
bernergile 2 years ago
i love dobermann
bernergile 2 years ago
Fantastico
chaltaro 2 years ago
Gran bell'esemplare
BloodyDamnedSoul 2 years ago
Your dog is truly a beauty. He has a beautiful deep chest, gorgeous markings, shiny well taken care of coat... And he looks very happy ! : )
W163AMG 2 years ago 2
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cranberry1lover 2 years ago
BELLISSIMO
cap6unica 2 years ago
That dobe is BEAST, look at the size of its freakin tounge!!!
N3nnc 2 years ago
dobermann´s the best^^
Heftumschlag 2 years ago 2
woaah that's a bodybuilder with awesome massive chest. what his height and weight?
AxeKickOnYourFace 2 years ago
needs tounge reduction surgery
laosuwan 2 years ago
y???
losikyff 2 years ago
nice dog gotta love those dob
Cousinzinzin 2 years ago
waht is the mani song called
sen2san 2 years ago
beautyful. Could a Dobermann do a Rope Swing ?
YZGRecordz 2 years ago
pit bull,rotweiler,and doberman the best
mrstoneisland 2 years ago
Beautiful dog. Really beautiful.
WhiteDoberman 2 years ago
Look at the chest on that dog! I bet this doberman could even scare a big shepard! Very nice beatiful dog!
nikigurl08 2 years ago
he must be from a german bloodline
SaiYanSighT 2 years ago
Cane stupendo, da invidiare per la sua bellezza e la sua dolcezza. Gli mando un'immensità di baci.
Ariydd 2 years ago
One of the best dobermans i've ever seen
qasqeto 2 years ago 2
music choice = FAIL! 45 second intro = FAIL!
blueslady77 2 years ago
You = Fail!
Black7Cloud 2 years ago 3
the song???
ludixolo 2 years ago