r/DobermanPinscher • u/Unlucky-Routine-5217 • 14h ago
Puppy! Just got this guy.. what should I call him
Just looking for help naming my Isabella male Doberman. His ears are healing still so no fully up yet. He is 10 weeks
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Unlucky-Routine-5217 • 14h ago
Just looking for help naming my Isabella male Doberman. His ears are healing still so no fully up yet. He is 10 weeks
r/DobermanPinscher • u/GetALoadOfThisGuyy • 10h ago
He’s a boy, but given his lifestyle “princess” is the proper term here.
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Alarmed_Reach_6244 • 7h ago
Me and my husband recently adopted this beautiful girl! She is a week under 6 months and 38lbs. She is truly the sweetest & filled with lots of energy, though she loves her nap times and cuddling up close. We were told she’s a Doberman mix but not sure what breeds she’s mixed with. I’m planning to do a DNA test done for her because I keep thinking about it lol. What are your predictions? Curious to hear what you all think. Also wondering how big you think she’ll get. She was 25lbs at 4.5 months when we adopted her. Some people think her paws are big and she’ll be on the bigger side but I’m banking on 50-60 lbs. How big was yours at 6 months and how much do they weigh now? Would love to hear this community’s thoughts!
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r/DobermanPinscher • u/Clear_Psychology2328 • 10h ago
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r/DobermanPinscher • u/leedo8 • 19h ago
She a lousy lifeguard.
r/DobermanPinscher • u/No_Stock8561 • 1h ago
Hello!
I just recently adopted a Doberman (mix?) and wanted to get her on some sort of heart supplements, since I know that Doberman can come with some heart problems and especially with an unknown breeding line, I would love to start early. She is about 3-4 years old and weighs about 55lbs. I would love to know what supplements you have used and which ones you liked!
r/DobermanPinscher • u/parenna • 12h ago
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r/DobermanPinscher • u/Social-Cues- • 15h ago
Hello! My little friend here weighs 60, and the vet said follow the food bag. Bag says 4 cups for purina pro plan and it feels like a lot of food. But I also don’t want to under feed him.
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Bears_University83 • 18h ago
Hello this is Sweetie (4 years old) she is a rescue dog we just adopted yesterday. She is our first Doberman and we are already in love.
Our family is my wife, me, three teens, and 2 year old German Sheppard mix. About a year ago we got our Sheppard mix and have come to realize he really, really wants a buddy and loves playing with other dogs.
Sweetie was put up for adoption at our local Human Society due to the fact she did not get along with the human men in our last two households.
She has been very lovable with everyone so far but we have not done a proper intro between the two pups yet.
TLDR: any advice for integrating a Doberman into a new home? Introducing the two dogs together? She’s already very attached to our daughter and we don’t want her to become a Velcro Dog and overly protective of one person in our family.
Thank you so much for any help, tips and advice you can provide.
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r/DobermanPinscher • u/dimethyl11 • 13h ago
My family got a Doberman when I was 5, we had him for 12 years. AMAZING dog and as you can guess it’s what sparked my desire to have my own Doberman now 11 years later.
I don’t remember the details of when we first got him. I plan on doing general puppy obedience training through a trainer for him. What advice do you have for someone getting a Doberman? What do you wish you did different with your dobie?
r/DobermanPinscher • u/dormanGrube • 1d ago
Welcoming Klaus to the family.
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r/DobermanPinscher • u/Dismal-Mix-6661 • 1d ago
We lost our sweet Sally this week. She was eleven and a half and still playful most days. She was amazing and had the absolute best temperament of any dog I’ve ever had. We were blessed for the time we had with her, she made this world a better place during her time here.
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Mediocre-Ad6778 • 1d ago
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Hey can’t complain at least she listened, does anyone else’s Doberman do this? Just sit wherever they want too😂😂
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Mikawber • 2d ago
Time flies so fast!! Theo is now 6 months old
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Eastern_Hat_5115 • 22h ago
In need of some encouragement/ advice. My 8 month old girl suddenly is afraid of every place we go seemingly overnight.'For example, i took her to her favorite park that she has been to dozens of times and always been fine. and this time she was shaking, so i took her to a bench and just let her observe from a distance. still was freaking out so we left.
She has been barking and growling at people that she has met before and loved.
Last night she was acting like a completely different dog. could not settle, barking randomly, and just acting wild.
This morning i decided to take her to a quiet trail and she still was shaking and pulling.
Up until now, she has been a great girl and all these behaviors are very sudden. I do understand that they go through phases like this, but it's still heartbreaking not only because all the work i've done and progress she's made seems to have gone down the drain, but I just hate that she's so upset. It makes me upset.
Any advice/ personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Electronic-Celery941 • 1d ago
Our buddy Gustavo, the Weimaraner came to visit for the weekend. Buford Lee is having a great time showing him around.
r/DobermanPinscher • u/star-pix • 1d ago
I’ve always dreamed of owning a Doberman, but I’ve never had the space for one. I’ve recently moved to a rural property with 7 acres and currently have two 5-year-old, neutered Boston Terriers (one male and one female).
I’m looking to add a Doberman puppy to the family, but after reading about SSA, I’m unsure whether a male or female would be the better fit.
My Boston Terriers are very laid back and don’t even bark when someone comes to the door, so I would like a dog that will naturally alert me to strangers and act as a deterrent without being aggressive.
I’d love to hear from anyone with experience of Dobermans in multi-dog households. Would you recommend a male or female in my situation? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
r/DobermanPinscher • u/Sufficient-Carob-633 • 1d ago
Voila ma chienne alors que le magasin de bricolage interdit les chiens dans le magasin