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38 Reviews For Doberman

  • 14susan 2nd Mar 2009

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    I love Dobermans because they are smart and loyal they are very trustworthy and not aggressive.

    I can't think of any bad points because I believe they are the best breed of dog ever.

    I have 2 Dobermans and there is no better breed, they're the best.

  • Guest 28th Feb 2009

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    If you have a decent size garden and time for a Doberman you wont find a better friend. Loyal, loving, great with kids. Need a firm hand or will rule the show, need loads of exercise.
    I have had two Dobermans both lovely dogs with very different personalities both fantastic.

  • MLeste 1st Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My beautiful and regal Cezar died today of sudden heart failure. He was 11 years and 10 months old. He was both my children born, now ages 7 & 10, and always loved and protected them. He would gently put himself between my kids, and strangers at all times. Never being aggressive, just letting the other person know that he always had my kids back. He loved to play, and was scary intelligent. That is one reason I have always loved Dobe's, they are so very smart. He was my best friend, and I never ...

  • Guest 25th Nov 2008

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    I writing this In memory of a Doberman that I grew up with. He passed away today. I cried allot and still miss allot and hope that I can share a little information. My father and I bought a pure bred doberman from Houston Texas in 2000 he was a show dog. His name was Duke big Dukey I called this dog was a handsome 120 pound male Doberman and was extremely timid and was only interested in play and eating and being patted and sleeping. he was spoiled and patted all the time. i guess to allot of pe ...

  • Guest 23rd Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    In honour of my 5 year old Doberman dog. They make cracking dogs as long as you have lots of time for them. They are very demanding and will whinge you to death if you ignore them or don't walk them often enough. These dogs can literally run a marathon a day and still keep going! Don't ever hit a doberman. Their sensitive and intelligent nature and the way they absolutely idolise their owner can make striking a doberman a one way street. First they will loose respect for you and become less obed ...

  • Guest 5th Oct 2008

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    Our Doberman Zak is now 3 years old we got him when he was 8 weeks. He is a fantastic playmate to the kids, infact he is like kid number 3. Very easy to train took him to socialising classes and puppy training and enjoys doing little tricks. has a tendency to pull on lead but that's only because he is excited about going out. Doesn't like the rain though but does enjoy the snow. good eater but sloppy drinker! Have a question though the last couple of months he seems to have problems getting ...

  • gaynor stephens 2nd Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    very loving and playful. very good with cat although tends to be a bit rough! easy to train so far. only 4 months. great girl. a big long legged foal!

    overall, a beautiful pup to have in the family. very majestic.

  • Guest 17th Aug 2008

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    Your dobes sound perfect my girl certainly isn't. She is 6 months old and we are all completely in love with her. However i wish she had come with a manual. She keeps us on the go 24/7, she's a thief, underwear being her favourite thing. She doesn't greet you, she levels you out. She eats anything and everything if its not pinned down. She has been the most fun we've had in years but are hoping that one day her puppy classes sink in hehe.

  • Guest 15th Aug 2008

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    My boyfriend had owned Doberman before, but I was really nervous, as I never had. We got a puppy 8 weeks old and she is the most gorgeous dog now. She is almost a year old and is really well behaved.
    At first I made her sleep downstairs but she cried so we let her sleep by our bed! She still sleeps there now and is no trouble (apart from when she decides she wants her belly scratched at 6am haha!)
    We walk her once a day for half an hour and she has a run off lead twice a week, she is calm at hom ...

  • Guest 23rd Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    My puppy is 10 weeks old and he is all of the above. when he gets tired he runds rond like mad and gets a little disobediant, but all you need to do is MAKE him go to bed for a sleep and he wakes up a good boy again!I would suggest establishing pack leadership STRAIGHT AWAY as my pup tried challenging me quite soon!Great dog, such a clown!Hannah

  • Axls mom 21st Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My VERY handome 10 year old red doberman Axl whom I got when he was just 9 weeks old is the best thing that ever happened to me. He is my shadow everywhere and is waiting there when I get home from work. He is very smart and loves to please me. I wouldnt trade him for anything in the world. He puts a big smile on my face 100 times a day!

  • Guest 19th Jul 2008

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    Dobermans are loyal, easy to train from pup as long as being well treated
    they are instinctively well protective good thinkers and very friendly
    unless any one becomes rowdy they are settled cat chasers not killers.

    lovely to watch them running and use their body language can be useful to let you no what they want over all lovely animals

  • Dobeyboy 7th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Dobermans are not the "best" dogs for kids as they would NEVER bite them, But my 5 and 7 year old are constantly being knocked into by the gentle giant beasts. Their bladders hold a lot of urine... When a puppy you may need to let out around every 15 -20 Min's tops to avoid accidents indoors. Probably the best qualities include- Loving, Loyal, Sneaky, Brave, Smart and ready to please. Also no need to purchase a ADT home security system with one as a pet. LOL! I own a 1 Blue and a 1 Red rust. A ...

  • Guest 29th May 2008

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    Its fantastic to have a dob as your pet. Its so joyous, & playmate to kids, & a good guard dog
    The only bad point is that it likes to stay indoors a lot.
    But it is loyal, energetic, athletic, & most obedient

  • Guest 29th May 2008

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    I love my Boys (I have 2 male Dobermans 1 black and tan the other red rust) they are great company, friendly with people and other dogs but very protective of me and my family which i love...living in a rough area people will think twice to take advantage

  • Guest 15th Apr 2008

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    My Doberman has terrible separation anxiety, he has destroyed every door frame in my house and chewed a lot of toys, cushions and shoes whilst left alone, we have had to resort to leaving him outdoors whilst we go to work (we don't do this in bad weather - we're not that cruel). He also excessively maults - I am not sure if he has some kind of skin condition, although his coat is shiny and he looks very healthy. Apart from this he is the best dog anyone could wish for - he's great with kids, cat ...

  • Guest 31st Mar 2008

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    Our family dog, Ruben, who is just over a year now is a lovely dog!!! He is so soft and gentle the only thing bad about him is when he has hyper moments he will get very scatty and jump and bark at you. Does anyone who has a highly strung Doberman have any tips for curing him of jumping and he also pulls a lot on the lead. The main problem is separation anxiety, can any one help us as this is the 1st MALE dog we have had in the family. We had a female a few years ago. Can anyone give us any tips ...

  • micksu 16th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Our sympathies to the previous person who posted that their dobie died of a heart problem. Ours did the same thing at four years old, just over a year ago. Beautiful sunny Spring day, and he was running about having a wonderful time, then just dropped and died. One of the greatest shocks we have ever had. We have anther little girl Doberman now, and we love her dearly, but we still miss him dreadfully, and will never get over it.

  • Guest 21st Feb 2008

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    My male doberman, chester fell down dead this week right in front of me in the street, he was only six years old, due to an enlarged heart (myocardiopathy) I am totaly lost without him. I am heart broken. All I can say they are one super dog that will totally give you there lives.

    But dont get one unless your prepered to give them the same back, they do not and will not accept small walks or or being locked away in a room. they will definatly let you know about it.

  • Guest 19th Dec 2007

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    The beauty of a well trained Doberman is fascinating to me. Agility, strength, intelligence, energetic. Above all, those almond shape, deep brown eyes do talk to any human being willing to listen to them.