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doberman pinscher

doberman pinschers

Breed Overview

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Quick facts

Dobermans are smart, affectionate, and protective.

SizeLarge
Lifespan10-13 Years
TemperamentAlert, Loyal, Brave
EnergyHigh
Shedding AmountHigh
Breed GroupWorking

Available doberman pinscher Puppies

Personality & Training

Tendency to Bark

Moderate

Trainability

High

Good For:
  • Kids
  • Cats
  • Apartments
  • Large Living Spaces
  • First Time Pet Owners
  • Watch Dog
  • Water Activities

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Physical Characteristics

Height

Females: 24 - 26 in
Males: 26 - 28 in

Weight

Females: 60 - 90 lbs
Males: 75 - 100 lbs

Grooming Requirements

Bathe as Needed

Drool Amount

Low

Colors
Black & RustBlue & RustFawn (Isabella) & RustRed & Rust
Markings
White MarkingsNo Markings
Varieties
AmericanAmerican and EuropeanEuropean

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About doberman pinschers

Doberman Pinschers are large, smart dogs that are loyal and protective. They are sweet and affectionate and love human companionship.

They are one of the fastest dogs in the Working group and can reach up to 32 mph.

They are often used as guard dogs or police dogs and excel in obedience competitions. They are great guard dogs but are also kid-friendly and get along with other pets, especially when socialized young.

doberman pinscher Care

Dobermans can be highly trained and have a fierce bark. Make sure to socialize them early and they'll be great with kids and other animals.


They are high energy and require daily vigorous exercise. Go on long walks or runs with them and consider agility training or other sports. Make sure they have lots of space.


Dobermans can become very attached to their owners and can have separation anxiety. They are also sensitive to extreme temperatures and should not be left out in very cold or hot weather.

doberman pinschers FAQ

Dobermans are loyal and affectionate and can be sweet and good with children if trained early.