Doberman dog

Doberman dog 

The most famous Doberman Pinscher

The Rancho Dobie Storm: Back to Westminster, Best in Show (1952, 1953)

Bingo von Elendonk: The first Doberman Pinscher to score 300 points in the Watchdog game.

Cambria Cactus Cash: League champions as of June 2007

Graff Pilling v. Groenland: The first recorded Doberman Pinscher.

Zeus and Apollo: Watchdogs Jonathan Higgins in 1980, on the US TV show Magnum PE.

In The Catcher in the Rye by Jerome David Salinger, protagonist Holden Caulfield encounters a girl (Jane Gallagher) because her Doberman pinscher has entered his family's yard.

Doberman (in English: Doberman Pinscher or Dobermann) is a type of pet dog. Doberman dogs are among the most common types of pet dogs. This strain is characterized by intelligence, activity, and loyalty. And these were

  Dogs are used as guard dogs or police dogs, but that is no longer common today. In many countries, Doberman Pinscher dogs are considered one of the most distinguished breeds because of their actual role in society, and the media attention to them. And I got better

  Careful breeding is part of the nature of that breed, as Doberman dogs have become more active and energetic. Which makes it suitable to become a companion for family life

Doberman temperament

Doberman pinschers are mistakenly believed to be fierce and aggressive. For these reasons, it was bred to be a personal protection dog: it must be large, intimidating, and ready to defend its owner. He must also be obedient and not attack anyone except by order. So it was

  These qualities are very important for the dog to play its role as a personal guard dog, police dog, or war dog. But that didn't make him an ideal companion. In recent decades, the Doberman Pinscher's size, short body, and intelligence have made it a pet dog. This is characterized

  Dogs are loyal, despite the misconception that they are aggressive. It is easy to teach them to 'respect and protect' their owners. Thus, they are excellent guard dogs that protect their beloved owners. There is evidence that the Pinscherman is in North America

  Quieter than their counterparts in European countries, due to these breeding strategies. Because of these differences in

  Breeding strategies, resulted in a group of Doberman pinschers with different traits. There are some dogs that were born with the true, original standard of the Doberman, although many contemporary Doberman Pinscher dogs in North America are characterized by

  With delicacy, loyalty, love, and intelligence.

The Doberman Pinscher personality is considered strange, despite the widespread false stereotype. There is scientific evidence that the Doberman has stable psychological characteristics such as personality factors and intelligence. And in early 1965, many studies showed

  Behavioral traits that are genetically determined. Hence, many scientific attempts appeared to determine his personality and temperament by using statistical techniques to determine the personality traits of humans. These studies often differ from

  By identifying different personality factors, and classifying different strains. One study showed that Doberman pinschers occupy

  High in games compared to others: they rank medium in terms of curiosity, and rank low in terms of aggressiveness. Another study also placed Doberman Pinscher dogs in a low rank in terms of interactions, and a high rank in terms of interactions

  Where aggression and openness.

intelligence

Dog intelligence is a term that includes all mental capabilities such as: learning, problem-solving, and communication. The Doberman Pinscher ranks highly among the most intelligent dog breeds in experimental studies and expert evaluations. For example, classify a scientist

  Biologist Stanley Coren's Pinscher is ranked fifth in terms of intelligence within the obedience training group, based on selective surveys conducted by some trainers, as stated in his book: The Intelligence of Dogs.

  In addition, Hart and Hart (1985) ranked the Doberman pinscher first in the same category. The Doberman Pinscher also ranked first according to Tortora and Howe (1980) in terms of training. Although different methods

  evaluation, these studies indicate that the Doberman Pinscher is one of the most trainable breeds, in addition to the Border Collie

  collie, german shepherd, and poodle.

aggressiveness

There is some research done to determine whether different breeding leads to aggression, as well as studies on the personality of dogs. In a recent study, violence was divided into four categories: aggression targeting strangers, and aggression

  Targets the owner, aggression targets strange dogs, and competition with other dogs. This study showed that the Doberman pinscher ranks relatively high in violence against strangers (after the dachshund and the Chihuahua), but it

  It ranks very low in landlord violence. It also comes in the middle rank among violence against dogs and competition with them. In terms of trying to bite, Doberman pinschers rank low in aggression

  Humans. It is also less aggressive than other breeds (such as the Cocker Spaniel, the Border Collie, and the Great Dane). The study concluded that this aggression results from a genetic basis. The Doberman Pinscher shows a distinctive pattern of aggression that depends on the situation.

  Also, the Doberman Pinscher does not fall under the aggressive breeds.

Although recent studies do not place the Doberman pinscher among the most aggressive dogs, these dogs seem aggressive due to their size, strength, and aggression towards strangers. Studies have also shown that the Doberman Pinscher dog bite is very dangerous. Also, children

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