General Information

Doberman Pinscher is a noble dog breed of German origin. Known for its intelligence, agility, and courage, it was first developed in the 19th century to protect tax collectors.

Character
Highly intelligent, loyal, and energetic. Has a strong instinct to protect its owner. Very trainable and responds quickly to commands. With proper socialization, it gets along well with family members and other animals.

Physical Characteristics

• Size: Large (males 66–72 cm, females 61–68 cm)

• Weight: Males 40–45 kg, females 32–35 kg

• Coat: Short, sleek, and dense; colors include black, brown, blue, and red

• Lifespan: 10–13 years

Exercise Needs
Dobermans are highly energetic. They require daily long walks, runs, and mental stimulation through puzzle games and training. Lack of exercise can lead to behavioral problems.

Care
Their coat is easy to maintain; weekly brushing is sufficient. Regular ear and dental cleaning is necessary. Because of their short coat, they may be sensitive to cold weather.

Living Environment
Happiest in homes with gardens but can adapt to apartment living if given enough exercise. With proper activity, they can thrive in any environment.

Suitable Family Type
Best suited for active and experienced dog owners. Its protective nature makes it an ideal choice for families seeking security.