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1• The Dobermans are the medium sized dogs with a short hair coat along with a square shaped build up. Genetically there are two colours in the existence in a Dobermans body that is black and the other is the colour dilution. As a result of this, these Dobermans are available in nine different combinations of colours that basically result in for general colours. These colours are fawn, Isabella, red and black. The height, length as well as the size of the head and all the other hands must be proportionate to its body, because of its square shaped structure. The Dobermans are very obedient, watchful, proud and determined.


2 • Food is the primary requirement of everyone, whether it is a human being or any animal. But, the question that arises is what and how much to be fed to the Doberman to make it happy and keep it healthy. Also, the Dobermans require a healthy diet to stay away from any kind of diseases. The perfect diet for the Dobermans, which is prescribed by a veterinary doctor include:

Grain free dry dog food™

Natural chicken™

Food with certain amount of fats in it™

Brown rice™

Wet food

Grain free food for the Dobermans™

Burns™

Arden Grange™

Skinners™


3 • Also, the vitamin D has also proved to be a good source of calcium for the dog breed. As already told, that the puppies require more phosphorus or calcium content, then it is considered good to feed them with bone enacting as a good source of calcium instead of using calcium supplements.^

It is good to feed your Doberman with a right amount of protein or calcium, so as to keep it healthy and free from diseases. A Doberman must be fed on different time periods in a day so as to keep it fit, lean and healthy.^


4 • How should I train my 5-month-old Doberman Pinscher, as he is very active, but only barks when he is hungry? He never barks at strangers.^

5 • Many people have a wrong perception of Dobermans. While it is true that they were bred to be tough protectors, they also have a loving personality and make excellent family dogs. They are happiest treated as part of the family, not exclusively as a watchdog.^

Dobermans are a breed that can vary considerably in size. Dobermann females can weigh between 26.2 and 38.5 kg (60 – 85 lbs.) by the time they are one year old, and the males can weigh between 32.7 and 42 kg (72 –90 lbs.) at one year of age.^

They also vary considerably in height. Both males and females stop gaining height once they’re between 7 and 12 months old.^

You can use a Doberman growth chart as a general guideline of what to expect as your Doberman grows.^