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  • I want this video on my MY C-5w unit.

  • @unityspirit51 they are amazing for exercising your dog if they are good at retrieving.

  • Great vid, lovely dog etc etc, but seriously, can someone tell me who let the dogs out coz this tune drives me insane

  • @Daized2009 I know the music sux but I cant change it. unless theres a way to remove only the audio.

  • @foxgirl26

    nah it's all good. It only drives me nuts because it reminds me of my ex-wife(!)

  • good job

  • Jee so many people are so mean. :/ By the way, you've got a beautiful dobie there :) Don't reply to all the stupid comments, they're juss being jealous.

  • super super toutoune...

  • @unityspirit51 because its just a parlor trick and my dog is obedient so she doesnt put her paws on me unless I ask her to.

  • fcking cool dog men

  • WHO LET THE DOGS O!!..mute.....

  • @adecker119 yes mute if you dont like it. I dont like it either but dont wanna go back & re-upload with a different song.

  • I would never train my dog like that!!

    ONe snack for every trick!!! THATS B.S I don't know why ppl do that?!

    Train your dog to reply on you, NOT your food in your hand!!

  • @m33lad the food gets fizzled out so she no longer gets food as reward. There has to be reward in the beginning stages of all training. in MY opinion. It works for me and that's all that matters. Thanks.

  • cool video..awesome diva you have there :)

  • how in the world did you teach your dog to do all that? any methods other than love, care and patience? any books or vids you'd recomend? thanks

  • @VituMV just patience & common sense. we trained for obedience up to level 3 & have one title on her. Tricks come after obedience training but is based on the same principles.

  • great dog! usually when a dog is aggressive, it's because of its owners not properly training and socializing it (or desensitizing) or result of a bad breeder breeding a dog with aggression issues.

  • @tea4al correct.

  • Beautiful dogs!! Just got our 1st Dobe almost one tiring and almost sleepless month ago! Whew, I had my husband get a vasectomy for a reason... NO MORE BABIES! Just like the kids, can't wait for her to grow up so I can see how gorgeous our girls' going to be!

  • Classic song.

  • @EmuTime2 yeah but so many people apparently hate it. Im getting sick of deleting comments about the stupid song. LOL

  • i love doberman

  • good editing

  • I love dobbies,,, i had one for 13 years, its sad when u loose friend like that

  • nice trick

  • Great pics

  • what a beautifully well trained dog. :)

  • Wicked good video. She's beautifull.

  • Wicked good video. She's beautifull.

  • very nice dog. congratulations!

  • check out my dobi vid on my channel

  • excellent beast! We had one looked just like that! Ours would try and kill every dog it encountered unfortunately

  • I love dobemans!!

  • I love dobermans! This video is so cool! I wish I had one :,( I need one!!!

  • I love ur dog!!

  • beautiful images !!!

    nice dobermanns!!

  • Find out why dog and cat food are killing our pets. The video is called...

    Dog Food Secrets Revealed

  • also check out Food Pets Die For by Ann Martin, a very good book about most commercial dog foods

  • I have a 7 month old dobe he is great !!! I have 3 kids ages 9,4 and 2 and he is amazing with them so gentle even as a puppy. He follows my 2 year old round around all day his name is Zeus and she calls him my Zeussy baby !! They are fantastic, loyal and very loving dogs but can cause a lot of trouble to !!!

  • Lol aww thats cute!! they do have to find things to get into. I remember sitting on the couch in the living room with my parents one day & bentley opened the back door & just came strolling in like he owned the place....we've learned to keep doors locked now lol

  • I knew I recognized Kola, she's a Di Ravallese dog. :) I've been watching Angela's site for about 5 years now haha. Great work guys!

  • yes she is. cheers from DiRavallese offspring!

  • beautiful dog, i cant wait to get my dobe! You got any advice on trianing?

  • Well trained, but with the heel the dog is suppose to walk around you, than sit.

  • Yeah I started training her myself before we attended official training and trained her to heal via a pivot instead of the "proper" way. I dont mind and never fixed it because she finishes where I want her so it's no biggy for me. We dont compete in obedience so no one really cares. LOL good observation though!

  • @foxgirl26

    It's perfectly O.K. to do a pivot heel. All retrievers do it that way, and in Rally Obedience you can 'finish' the dog to heel either left or right.

    I have a Lab that works hunting retriever and obedience as well as agility. She will finish either way and heel on the left or the right.

    And if you're not competing, who cares? Long as she heels!

    Your girl is really alert and focussed, by the way. Have you thought about agility?

  • Very well trained and beautiful animal. I'd be lost without my dobe.

  • i have doberman its good intelligent dog!

  • right. thanks for the comment.

  • A bad dog is only the result of a bad treatment.

  • hi! what´s the ears crop of this doberman??? thanks!!!

  • sport length, working length, cant remember the exact term.

  • lool.. my dobermann cant do it...

    how can I teach it

  • patience... and a lot of animal cookies

  • I love this song!

  • GOOD SONG!!!!!!! GREAT DOG! I gotta doberman too, smarter than me.

  • foxgirl, you've done a marvelous job with your beautiful girl. She apparently is loved and has a wonderful owner!

  • My Doberman is crazy, but I am crazy so we get along really good. LOL. Nice video.

  • What an annoying song! Why do people feel so compelled to make you listen to what they think is good music?

  • why do people feel compelled to bitch and whine instead of just hitting the mute button when they don't like a song. I don't post to please YOU.

  • at 1:20 beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful :)))

  • i was thinking of getting a dobie, and now this video confirms it. dobies rule!!!!!

  • dont let the video fool you into thinking a dog you get will be just like this one. They are a lot of work and require many hours of training. This dog has thousands of training hours put into her. think long and hard about that before you buy one.

  • what a beautiful girl. i have a 13 yr old male that i truly love more than the world, im getting a puppy to start the transition for when his time comes, i really have had no excitement about a puppy til i saw ur great video n remember how much fun when they r younger. thanks for the sunshine during my cloudy time.

  • hallo there,i wanted to ask if its truth what they say about these dogs,they say that after some years they become crazy?i love these dogs but i dont want to kill it if someday go crazy,so can you help me?

  • Are you joking...? Surely you're joking... honestly now, "become crazy?" Nothing just magically becomes crazy. If your dog goes crazy, you MADE it crazy. Treat it right, and stop this absurd lunacy about killing your dogs in some mythical mental state.

  • no that is absolutely not true. It does make me sad though, what people believe because of silly rumors. Dobermans are dogs like any other dog. They are a working breed and need training like any other working breed. Please never believe anything you hear in life about any subject. Always educate yourself. It pays to do so in all aspects of life.

  • are you for real?

  • nice dog , nice dog food , nice owner , awesome music ! 5/5* !!!! Love dobermans!

  • Beautiful!!

  • wow beautiful dobi

  • cool

  • Foxgirl, random question: can i dock my rottie's tail? he's about 5 months...

  • no 5 mons is way too old. In fact a week is way too old. Tail docking is done when the puppy is an hour old.

  • Nice pictures! Great action shots! Well done.

  • nice....

  • Nicely shot pictures!

  • I always say that a dog is never born evil, its the owners training, love and care. Great video, what a lovely doberman. Can't wait to get my own.

  • looks just like by doberman. best dogs ever.

  • Everything about this vid is 5+ stars except for the music, I avert to this song something fiercely. Great dogs though!

  • thanks for being decent about that comment. Apparently many folks don't like this song. LOL

  • nice dog i got stiches from one :( but not a doberman

  • you have a beautiful and talented dog, amazing. excellent video, i can't wait till i get a doberman of my own

  • one off my fovorite dogs

  • Your Dog Is Great!!!!!! He Cant All :P My Dog See It Too But Look My Video And Write A Commentar Thx :P!

  • Magnificent animal!

  • is it bad having a doberman?

  • No man, it's something very beautiful if you treat him/her the right way. More a véry good thing than a bad thing.

  • i am about 2 get a doberman this weekend but i am a little scared. it a very small dog now but i know it will grow. plz some advice should i get it or not?

  • if your going to be afraid of the dog I'd say no leave it where it is.

  • beutifulllllllllll dog

  • wow smart dog

  • she is an absolute stunner!!!

  • bellooooooooooooooo

  • your dog is good!!!that all!!

  • oh ok, cool

  • wow, way cool! sweet dogs too, nice tricks

  • hey thanks!! it's only one dog though. my one girl.

  • I have a dog who is half doberman and half shepherd. Your dogs are sweet.

  • my dog no like any food well...he only eats balony and bakon loil

  • Are you into filmmaking?

    I have a copyrighted idea called "POOT-A-RAMA"

    ---it'd be a 3D comedy about me as a flying

    Doberman-man who goes around "Pooting" (petting with a musical rhythm) people who

    have too much attitude. DOBERMANS are unique,

    they have a pot belly natural drum...and I

    had a pet Doberman, "FREDRICK", for 10 years,while in Houston,Texas...

    I see here the beginning of a puppy leg-hug,

    LOL,LOL!! Great for subduing a bank robber

    (in the film idea).

  • no not into film making just fun

  • Please,name of song?

    And fantastic video!Doberman is my favourite dog.

  • Beautiful Dobie. Great photos. My first Dobie is 5 months old now. I have 2 passions - my dogs and photography. Your video really fits the bill!

  • aww thanks. I love my girl! She & my photography are also my two passions in life.

    Cheers!

  • I LOVE Dobies. My stupid co op board banned them. THey banned them, pit bulls and rotties; just those three. STUPID STUPID STUPID!

  • so cool! i want!

  • Watching this makes me just giddy. I just LOVE dobies.... They are so smart, and incredible athletes. Mine will just play catch for hours if id throw it. lol. I go through tennis ball like water. then got smart and started buying those chuckem balls. Or kong balls...

  • oh "chuck-it's" are GREAT! I have one of those. I'd be lost without mine. My girl gets a daily R-U-N in the P-A-R-K (we have to spell it around here) and that cuck-it saves my arm and gives her HOURS or entertainment. We play fetch daily.

  • THIS IS THE BEST

    You can stir up the heart of love

    you can light the smile of God

    You gotta love this !

  • we love dobermans :)

  • whops still laughing so hard I pushed the wrong thumb... total love indeed

  • Love the dogs! and Love the video! Very creative! I like it best when videos are mixed in with still pics. Beautiful dogs! My dog is just as crazy about his ball! I bet your dobie does what mine does.. if nobody will play with him, he tried dropping his ball in various containers to see what it will do. Except, when he can't get it out, he whines for me to help....tricking me into playing with him! ;) lol

  • yes mine does have some crazy antics when it comes to demanding my attention. She drops her ball into stuff that she can't get it out of and then stands there and barks at it until I come get it for her. Who's got WHO trained there!! HA HA

  • the picture at 1:21 is so cute!

  • Wonderful well behaved and absolutely beautiful Doberman. I am thinking of getting one when Hubby retires in a year..have started researching the breed (health issues, temperment, etc), and all the do's and don'ts with them. Have also considered taking in a older rescued dog as we are older ourselves....any advice for this Dobie beginner would be helpful..:-)

  • beware of rescue operations, they can be a little nutty (or seem that way) about criteria THEY feel makes a good forever home. Some feel they have the right to know your entire life in order to adopt you out a dog which can get a bit ridiculous but for the most part they have their hearts in the right places.

  • Aww she is so smart and cute! I have a dobe also I just got her like two months ago and she is learning a lot in training classes.

  • good for you for having her in training. All Dobes need training. Proper training by someone who knows the breed. Enjoy her, they are a real priviledge.

  • intelligent dog

  • I have a doberman they are really friendly and protective even when they aren't trained

  • Yes they are. Many people work hard to tone down the natural drive to protect. They can be a little indiscriminate about when is the right time to protect resulting in not so good things. It's actually part of a well bred dog but is what makes obedience so important. Protective is good, protective without obedience is bad.

  • is your doberman from an american line or european? Im planning to buy 2 dobies and i cant seem to decide which one i should buy. which one do you think is better in terms of being a family pet?

  • I believe a breed of dog (even though it was entirely man made) should be the closest thing for size workability and temperment that it was originally bred for. I think they are FAR better animals if they are bred with the closest thing to their country of origin by breeders who work them in their respective diciplines. However if you want a lab in a dobe suit, get an American one. ;) just My honest opinion.

  • thanks man that answers my question.

  • Thanks for your thoughts...I hope it will make my search for a family dog simplier. Yours looks very well behaved and I hope to take mine to obedience school also...if not for the dog, then just for me.. :-)

  • Wonderful. She's lovely. dobies are so FUN!!

  • I have a Dobermann called Zeus, who I love dearly, He has just turned 2, Is this too late to start a training program??..Check him out on my vids

  • of course not, your dog is only 2, thats stil very young. my girl is 5 now and is still learning new stuff. That saying about old dogs and new tricks is not true at all. you can train a dog at any age. its just takes a bit longer for stuff to sink in when they are old, but your guy is still a baby. he'ss putty in your hands! teach him all kinds of good stuff!

  • Hi, I like your Doby, pretty, she,s loyal, I have a female too, She is under "Kandy the Doberman" Check it when you have a chance. Where is your Doby from? Mine use to be very pushy, and took a lot to get her past that. My other female was just the oppisite. How about yours?

  • Yeah. This is very impressive. Parlor tricks are great, but I would rather see a good working dog.

  • this is only one video. she is multi talented! lol

  • Verbal training is how we trained my Doberman she was great.. loved to play games and loved to make you happy. i agree with you with treats at pup age and verbal all after.. Everyone thinks that my dog is some kind of killer when in reality its better behaved then all the small gods that get away with murder.

  • yeah, they are amazing dogs thats for sure, but in the same breath aren't for everyone. They need a job in life be it obedience to K9 sports, they are MUCH better companions with proper training. they love to please thier owners.

  • I wont argue with someone who believes there is only one way to train every dog. I wont argue when the proof is in the pudding. I wont argue when what I have done for my, and a number of other dogs has made them good family members, good K9 citizens and happy companions. I'll remind you to read my first post about where and when I train with treats and I'll thank you to stop posting now.

  • tone of voice and body languare are far more effective in training, regardless of age. if you say verbal praise is 20x more effective then food, why not use it since puppyhood. mothers don't teach pups behaviors by giving them a bunch of junkfood. they show their teach and vocalize. the fact is any dog that has been treat trained has been trained to take food from a persons hand. what if a child has something the dog wants? it's a bad precedent to set for your dog. treat training = bad

  • there is no "bad" way to train a dog, only what is right for your dog. I can understand your point for protection training or for shutzhund but my dog does just fine with food reward 10% of the time. She would NEVER take food from anyone else unless I allow it. She is certified to go into hospitals and old age homes. 90% of the time, she works for my verbal praise. There's nothing bad about food reward when the time ot the dog is right.

  • in addition: I would never advocate using treats for obedience. Simply because voice praise is 20 X's more effective and reliable than food when your in a sticky situation like needing you dog to recall immediately or something else equally as important. My dog works for me because she thrives on my verbal praise for the most part.

  • There are only two situations I use treats to train. For tricks, and for obedience only when they are pups and don't have a clue what your asking of them. Reason is, you can't correct for fun stuff, and you cant correct for stuff the dog doesn't know. Once obedience is solid, treats are eliminated.

  • MOST BEAUTIFUL DOBERMANN EVER

  • aww..thanks. I love her to death. She makes me proud.

  • wonderful video, beautiful dobe! Thanks for showing the breeds great side

  • oh yeah 3 nights per week every week for 3 years straight. Now we only go once a week. Thats for obedience anyway, the tricks and stuff I do with her are all stuff I just do for fun at home. people love it and it helps people get past her breed when they meet her.

    but yes...lots of time and lot of patience. they are VERy fast VERY intenst and very eager to please if you use the right training methods.

  • You must of spend alot of time training! Dobe's seem like they are easy to train.

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