ALL ABOUT LIVING WITH DOBERMAN PINSCHERS 

my miniature poodle was like that.

saludakayak I have a 2 years old chihuahua and I’m thinking on getting a puppy Doberman, will they get along ???? I also have 3 cats, is that a problem ???

saludakayak makes sense bc Chihuahuas think they are the real Dobermans 😉

Mircea Ghinda all about socialization and training so if you got the time or funds to trains the dobbie then sure

@@zzBAXzz if your Chi hasn't anything about sharing his favorite hooman and the cats are ready to accept another much bigger doggy friend, i don't see any problems :)

LOL

ZAM zam bitches these days 🙄

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

ZAM zam are you okay does she have cloths for her to have laundry and who tf puts cloths on Doberman’s

@@jonybone1901 * When you can't understand a joke * TRIGGERED

They act kind of like it too. My Dobie Chief was awesome. He was the most dutiful dig I've ever seen. He lived to please us and protect his house. Amazing with kids and brilliant. One of the greatest dogs I've ever had and my favorite drinking buddy of all time.

But they are just big sweeties

Too much Holywood movies.

Pit Bulls are like Nightclub bouncers, Dobermann's are like the Presidents personal protection

Rick K best comment ever

That's what happens in society now days. Same with how people think big cats and bears are kind and gental

@@grimdavis58 I've never seen someone trying to hug a tiger, probably that thing about thinking they're kind and gentle is kind of shallow and fake.

Especially Pits, those are some really ugly and nasty dogs.

Dana Kocourková i own a fear-riddled minpin and I had to take her inside of a pharmacy with me once (only due to the fact that I didn’t have anyone with me in the car, and it was necessary.) The pharmacist saw her and looked at her-then immediately reached out and pet her. Thankfully she enjoys women, but it scared me. I don’t know how she’ll react with some strangers. She’s gotten better, but she still has progress to make.

Azzurro Lcubed lmfao that sounds ignorant. There’s no such thing as bad dogs, just poorly raised dogs. That gets put on the owners’ shoulders.

Yes, and she is a great "mom" to dogs, one of the very best I have seen here on youtube

Crispy Chicken ME TOO!! I loved her soothing calm voice.

Shes been thru some shyt

01:36 the dog likes her too!

Shes hot

😊😊😊

I’ve seen a lot of comments that there Doberman passes if cancer

I'm so sorry. I've always loved dobermans.

Same here, Lowkey was the greatest and he gave me 8 wonderful years before he would succumb to cancer.

I feel yu

Becky Anderson Unfortunately Dobes are prone to cancer. I cured mine of cancer. It was a fibrosarcoma, very aggressive. She ended up passing of heart disease which they are also prone to that. Cost me a lot of money to cure her of cancer but she was my child and I would have done it all over again if I had to. Dobies are the best loyal beings on this earth.

Sir, it is so cool to see your comment even when you are a fabulous RU-vidr on your own, and I watch your videos every day. I hope you can make a comparison video between Doberman and Belgian Malinois. Ps- I also felt sad watching your videos when you lost your last Doberman. My sincere prayers are for your good health and prosperity, your family, and your dogs. With sincere regards, Anish Mazumder

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

I treat my Dobermans like dogs but spoil them rotten as well. You can have it all with a Doberman.

Agreed…. My male Dobie just turned 14 months old, and we have worked our butts off to raise the good boy we have now, but I cannot stress enough how worth it it’s been. I dedicated a year, basically full time, but get his whole lifetime as a joy to be around.

Yes, she is an expert and a loving mom, the best possible dog owner

Poor mans race horse

@@richirving9802 'Poor mans race horse"???... You have any idea how expensive these magnificent beasts cost? lolz

@@richirving9802 race horses won't protect you and guard your home lol.

@@binary You haven't met the right racehorses those mfs are vicious.

Vivienne Clark docked ears aren’t done inhumanely (given the right home) it is done to protect against ear infections. Notice that wolves, coyotes, and foxes ears naturally stand. Flopped over ears is something we have bred into them.

My 8 year old male dobie is called rocky too

Noneya Business posting a Doberman currently. She’s definitely not hurt by the post, if anything she is just annoyed with them. The only “hurting” she went through was like 3 days after surgery, but she had pain meds. It’s definitely a pain in the ass though.

@@maddiec1149 I’ve owned Doberman’s with natural ears for years and never had a single ear infection. It’s a bullshit excuse. I actually like the look of cropped and docked Dobes but I laugh at people who try and justify it as if it’s done for anything other than cosmetic purposes or to make them look more intimidating.

I’m very glad I left my Dobies ears and tail in tact….. his tail is a bit of a lethal weapon, but those huge floppy ears are so precious…

🤣😂I know that's right

That's so cute, it would look threatening perhaps the first time but being known and liked by someones pet always gives you the best feeling ever

Yes! So does mine. It was his first trick....

Both of my Dobermans 'smile' too. I won't say it's rare but these are 2 of the 15 Dobermans I've had and only one other smiled.

@@cherryrussell7648 When my dog smiles to a new comer first I know they're OK and second he likes them. It does generally scare people but if it was threatening they would know it because it would be come with an extremely primal growl and body posturing too.

they just don't look right without the cropped ears

Loyd Cogswell I don't understand why Dobermans have to have their tails cut off? What? Just so the dog looks "interesting"? I feel those dogs look more majestic *with* long tails.

username1nmillion I'm not 100% sure but I think its to prevent injury associated with their spine which can become serious. As for the cropped ears its to prevent ear infections.

Such bullshit excuse. Cropped ears are for looks and only from the human point of view. People don't give a shit about their dogs and they crop their ears. It takes time to heal and then months of taping to make them stand upright. It's unnecessary. If it was really for ear infection we would do the same to cavalier king charles, beagle and all the other breads that have floppy ears. But no we only do that to dobermans, boxers and pitbulls because it makes them scarier to humans. There was maybe a good reason to do it before for improved communication or as guard dogs. But today most people only crop their dog's ears because they're used to it and follow everyone else. Also tails are very important for dogs, as communication with other dogs and balance, if it's their it's for a good reason.

What, ReZio, you think a dog with a short tail can't wag it? And as for caring about him, my dog's ears were cropped and his tail was docked and I loved the daylights out of him. He also had excellent balance, even with a docked tail. I ought to know - I worked with him in agility training and SAR. What cropped and docked dog have you ever worked with? I've been around hundreds of Dobie puppies whose ears have been cropped and they were happy, healthy, well adjusted puppies whose only concern was getting their own way all the time, like most puppies. They don't mind the taping a bit IF you do it correctly. Thanks to people like you with all your emotional garbage about ear cropping, fewer and fewer people know how to correctly tape a cropped ear these days. THAT'S what's causing ear infections and pain for the puppies. Thanks for nothing. So if you don't want to crop your dog's ears, fine. But you don't have any right to tell me or anyone else what to do. Why don't you start a campaign about people not spaying their and neutering their dogs instead, which is far more painful for the dogs?

Mike Batchelor so true

Great story. I would bet if someone came at you with ill intent his sweet side would take a back seat to hurting the jerk and later return to being a sweetheart (without any guilt by the way). I always introduce new people to my Doberman to see if they are OK. He warned me once and I over ruled him and later realized he was 100% spot on. The guy was an ass....

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

Yep, I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

Theres a youtuber who owns a chihuahua and a doberman Now thats a pretty cool pair

@@michelelanni9205 what’s there channel ?

@@nelly9636the channel is called cwdressen

@@michelelanni9205 thank you 😁

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

@musings2022 thank you, I have a photo of him next to his ashes.

And start early!

Yep, socialise and train from a very early age, and you will have a loving sweet dog which will never be aggressive ... unless his family is threatened, then he will do his "job".

What age should you socialize them? Ik puppies need time to get all their vaccines so they don’t get any diseases from other dogs and what not-

How often should you socialize them?

@@redd1911 -- Yeah, that's socializing, chief

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' as a young child was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

Don't ever get a dog. You don't know what you're talking about lol!

So true. I do the same thing with mine.

Well, dogs are better than most humans... what I do with my German shepherd is the very same thing you said, (except for the last part, my dog comes first) and I tell people not to be afraid, not pet him at first, let the dog smell them for a little bit, and then the dog will just walk away and will remember that person. Now if I don't want that person to come back, that's a different story lol.

Good tip I’ll try that! I usually keep my dog inside and guests come in and try to pet her doesn’t always turn out good

I don't really do that. We usually have our Newfie sit and the person comes in. Then we let our Newfie sniff them

POS

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

inzaghi Lupin high risk of cancer.

inzaghi Lupin, there's no such thing as the "most prefect breed in the world". All breeds have their pros and cons. All depends on what you want/need them to do.

Living Dead Girl Your exactly right!! My Doberman needs at a very minimum 5-7 hours of exercise a weeks!! Not counting playing in other ways!!

That's a good decision, both you and your Dobie will be much happier that way

yeah same i've been dying for one but i'm only 14. schoolwork, sports, and friends take up all my time rn. im gonna have to wait until i move out when i have my own job, so for now i've been binge watching dobie videos

@@angelaluo748 same 😢

I hope you make more time to exercise now. Even 10-15 mins a day makes a difference

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

That Boy Chen mines are shepherds, Rottweilers and corsos. But Dobermans are put There

That Boy Chen bullmatiff,dogo Argentino and Doberman

Same man

And malinois

mine are cane corsos, pitbul, do go argentino, I like the big tough looking dogs simply because of how deceiving their looks can be lol, they really are cuddle buddies

You’re right spay n neuter are terrible!

Do they bark a lot?

They are still called Dobermann here...

I have a female Doberman, she only barks at the FedEx truck...

They are called Dobermann in germany, you Rocket Scientist!!!

Rhea Pinscher? You mean Reh or Zwerg Pinscher. And the Reh Pinscher is a small breed so not even close to the Doberman. Also the Doberman is called Dobermann in Germany.

They look 10x more depressing

They are A LOT of work when they are young, because they are so freakin smart. I used to get mad that I had to out think a dog. Once past the puppy stage, they are your best annoying, nosey friend. Loyal to the end. They want constant affection and are not the the dog to leave alone for long stretches of time. Mine will seriously catch an attitude if I'm late getting home from work. He will turn his back on me, and ignore me. LOL

I completely agree with you. My 'nanny' was a female Doberman and later my best friends, four legged kind, were dobermans. The only problem with them is that there are many people....aka owners....that the dog is just so much smarter than they are. And there you have it!

she just kept him outside for 3c hours or less since she was gone and i don't agree with you as puppies they are more vulnerable then a grown dog

Mark Gillum I’m thinking of getting a Doberman and was reading some comments saying that they are very prone to a lot of health issues. Considering you said you have owned them for several decades, I wanted to know your experience with them and if you encountered all the health issues that they are “highly” prone to. Thanks

Aldo Samayoa No problem. They are prone to several genetic diseases namely Von Willerbrand's (a bleeding disorder), hypothyroidism, hip dysplasia, Wobbler's syndrome (vertebrae disorder), heart disorders, bone cancer. These are usually spotted and either bred out or noticed by most good breeders or dog owners. Most dogs are prone to some disorders, these are the ones you want to spot in a Dobie. I have had one pass of a heart attack, and two of cancer. Cancer by the way is major killer of all dogs, especially the elderly. That being said, with proper care all my pets have lived at least 10-12 human years. Ten is about the expectancy of Dobies. I have encountered no more of the issues than have other owners of other breeds and their issues. Good breeding and good care are the keys. Dobies are family member inside pets and do not take to cold weather or isolation. On most cases you will usually see a difference in health and behavior after about 7 or 8 years of at all. I would not be discouraged from the breed. The positives far outweigh the negatives and any pet can have an illness, even a fatal one, just like humans. The love, loyalty, personality and companionship far exceed the risk or fear of illness to me. Would you abandon or not love a family member of they became ill? I think not. If you want a Dobie, get one and enjoy all the time together you have, short or long.

dobermans are german you uncultured swine

Patti Melita what?? He was talking about the German Pinscher and not Doberman wtf.

I had a couple of German Pinschers before I got Dobies. I prefer Dobies, but German Pinschers are a amazing breed and I agree with you, that they are overlooked

​@@pattimelita8980Are you seriously too fucking stupid to know that they're two different breeds