Breed Description The Doberman Pinscher is a squarely-shaped working breed. They are muscular and compact, with very sturdy exterior. This medium-sized dog weighs between 75-100 pounds for males, 60-90 pounds for males, and stands between 26-28...

Many people bring home their new Doberman puppy expecting to have a cuddly, cute, playful puppy. They quickly discover their puppy is a nipping, biting machine. At first, this may seem adorable. However, as your puppy grows older and continues...

Whether you realize it or not you start training your Doberman puppy the instant you bring him into your home. The way you interact and treat your puppy will teach him to behave in certain ways. Many times new puppy owners unknowingly train th...

One problem many Doberman owners share is their frustration and annoyance with the excessive whining. Often owners think this trait is cute when they first bring their puppy home. They soon find it is not so cute when their grown Doberman continue...

Many people perceive a Doberman's growling as a sign of aggression. Actually it's quite the opposite. It's his way of telling you that he feels trapped and fearful and wants you to back off so he won't need to become aggressive. You should never p...

The Doberman Pinscher was developed in the 19th century by German dogcatcher Louis Dobermann.

Doberman Pinschers are believed to have originated around 1890-1900, bred by a tax collector and night watchman named Louis Dobermann, who needed a companion dog to guard him. Breeds included in the Doberman's ancestry include the Rottweiler, ...

The Doberman pincher dogs, commonly domesticated pets by several homeowners around the globe, emerged about 1890. Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann is the man behind the breeding of this human-loving dog. In those early days, the Doberman was a p...

Originally called the Doberman Pinscher, the Doberman breed was created from several breeds by a German, Karl Louis Dobermann in around 1890. Dobermann was a Tax collector, night watchman and dog catcher and needed a protection dog to guard him as...

You may be aware that Doberman Pinschers were developed by Louis Dobermann in Germany in the 1800's. He wanted a specific type of dog to protect him as he went through the town collecting taxes. Naturally, he wanted a dog that would discourage any...