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Dobermann overview
The Dobermann was recognized in 1947 and credited to Louis Dobermann, a German tax inspector, in 1880. Derived from German Pinscher and includes Rottweiler, Greyhound and Weimaraner bloodlines.
The Dobermann requires careful training, loyal to family and good guarding breed. Suitable to the urban environment and hotter climates, but is not always good with other dogs.
Other known names for Dobermann
Doberman, Dobie, Dobynm, Doberman Pinscher
Origin
Germany
Breed Group
Biological data
Weight
Male: 30-40 kg.
66-88 lb.
Female: 30-40 kg.
66-88 lb.
Height
Male: 69 cm (withers).
26-28 inches.
Female: 65 cm (withers).
24-26 inches.
Colours, markings and patterns
Definite black, brown, blue or fawn (Isabella) only, with rust red markings.
Markings to be sharply defined, appearing above each eye, on muzzle, throat, and fore chest, on all legs and feet and below tail.
White markings of any kind highly undesirable.
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Dobermann – Breed standard
The below links are external
AKC, FCI, CKC
Dobermann references and further reading
Germany
Dobermann Verein
USA
Doberman Pinscher Club of America
UK
Dobermann Wellfare
Dobermann Rehome
Fond of Dobermanns
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