Dog Breed Dobermans Reviews

I am in constant contact with a full breed Doberman pincher.  I want to tell all those skeptics about the Doberman turning on its owner.  My parents have owned two and they both were as gentle as babies.  One of them was even with a newborn and protected her like a soldier. The minute the baby cried the dog was the first one to check on her.  The only bad thing with them is that they seem to develop  arthritis really fast when they become older. That is how we lost the two Dobermans and it was so… read full review »

My dobermans name was Bruiser. To this day he was one of the greatest dogs I ever had. Unfortunatly he was born in a puppy mill before we got him and was born with a heart murmer that wasnt treated or monitored till he was 10 weeks old (when we got him) and it caused a heart attack before my beautiful boy was even 7. Miss him like crazy. Easy dog to train and awsome protection dog for any female. —… read full review »

Many people ignorantly believe that Dobermans are vicious and untrustworthy. I feel that this is mainly because this breed has been villainized on television and in movies for decades. One must realize that most of what we see on television and in theaters is FICTION! — I have spent many years working several different jobs inside the pet industry. I have known many a Doberman in my life. The vast majority of these dogs have been sweet, loving, devoted lap dogs. In fact, of the many Dobies I have known only one  was ever vicious and untrustworthy.… read full review »

If you read my "I am" you will get the idea that I am nuts about animals. I have had several business ventures successfully fulfilling my love for them. But the first time i rescued a Doberman, I began a love affair that was cemented in place by her son, Houdini. I have owned them for 30 years now and cannot say enough great things about this breed, Loyal, protective without viciousness, so intelligent i think they read minds( Houdini took commands in 5 languages) , empathic, very genetically sound, and great bed warmers as they snuggle behind your knees. Anyone who gets one is in for a… read full review »

  When my husband and I first got married, it was several years before we owned our own home and could get a dog. Meantime, we went to every dog show around. Studied them. —  Our first dog was a Doberman. Speckie. (shortened from his AKC name).  We got him from a reputable breeder and I trained him. He was MY dog. —  A couple years later, I got pregnant. Evidently that was a bad thing to Speck. Before anyone could even tell I was pregnant, Speck came over, laid in my lap, looked up at me and growled.  Needless to say, I was scared. Evidently, males are… read full review »

i got my first dog in 1998. i had a stroke and my boyfriend thought i needed  a companion for the days while being alone. he brought home a little bundle of joy. killer thought he was the king of the neighborhood. that's how he got his name. the following year, i got tessa. she was another bundle of joy. she thinks she is queen of the house. she still does! they have been so much fun in the past 10 1/2 years. they have been great on the days i needed a hug. i also have a big sheltie and a cat. it's great watching all of them when i needed a laugh too. killer now as developed a tumor that… read full review »

I have owned many breeds of dogs, but was blown away by mt last, Katie - a small female Doberman.  I would have never considered picking one as a pet until one day someone tossed her from their car in the park. She is gentle and sensitive.  Katie loves games to play tug of war.  She is also very protective emitting a low growl to let me know when something threatening is near but she is not aggressive. She does not like cats and is slow to warm up to strange dogs.The dog park is not her cup of tea but she loves the local nature park where all dogs are on a leash.… read full review »

It took me a year and a half to convince my husband to get a dog. He ended up picking the Doberman breed and a year later we are looking for another Dobie. We love our Zoe very much and can't imagine life without her. She is very loyal, can be a little sassy-but they say that pets take after their owners, so I guess that partly my fault. She loves to run and has a lot of energy, but she is a very loveable dog. After 6 wks of puppy class, she started behaving really well. We have a lot of people that come over and after spending time with our dog in the house, are wanting one of their own.… read full review »

If you are looking for the perfect pet.  A doberman is it!  They are easily trainable, and want to please.  They do like to run so make sure you have time to let them.  Dobermans are great with all ages of people from babies to the elderly.  I highly recommend that if you are looking for a dog look into this amazing… read full review »