CUTE DOBERMAN PINSCHER

Doberman pinscher is an intelligent and powerful type of dog breed that was originated in the late 19^th century in Germany by a tax collector named Louis Doberman. In that sense, they are pretty new in the dog family. 

There is no record of what other breeds Lois Doberman used to create this, but it is supposed that he used a mix of different breeds including Tan Terrier, Great German Shepherd, Rottweiler, and many more. This breed has a mellifluous and muscular structure. It has a sleazy and shiny skin, maybe black, dark blue or reddish-brown colored.

 The ears are mostly trimmed to stand upward. The size of a male dog is generally 68 to 72 centimeters on average and the number is 63 to 68 centimeters on average. The ideal weight for male and women are 40-45 kg and 32-35 kg respectively. The average lifespan of the breed is generally 10-13 years.

Doberman is unbelievably versatile in nature. They can be used to assist humans in search operations or in other servicing. They can also make companions with other dog breeds. These breeds were created especially for guard purposes. 

That is why this breed barks more frequently than other dog breeds. They bark more in the guard hours or when they observe any unfriendly stranger alert the dog owners. They become very aggressive when they feel to be threatened or the owner to be threatened.

 These dogs are generally friendly and protective. They are very smart and the Doberman puppies are very easy to train. In fact, Dobermans are the 8^th fastest dogs running at a speed of 32miles per hour and the 5^th smartest dogs in the world. But some dogs bond none but with their owners.

The Doberman puppies need top-notch quality foods and foods should be suitable to the age suggested by the breeder or vet. They need treats also but in a particular amount, otherwise, they can face obesity. They don’t need regular baths, but teeth must be brushed regularly and nail to be trimmed at least one time in a month. 

The ear cleaning in a perfect manner is a must to keep the dog in optimally healthy hearing. They need a lot of physical and mental steering to keep fit. Otherwise, they can behave aggressively and star barking unnecessarily, if they feel bored.