Today’s Doberman Pinscher is one of the most popular and respected members of the canine clan. Developed first as police dogs in 19th Century Germany, this breed continues to excel as a watchdog, guardian, and protector. In addition, the breed is now remarkable as a guide dog for the blind, military dog, and pet.
In temperament, the Doberman possesses a great intelligence and desire to please the owner. It is not unusual for this breed to produce one-man and one-family dogs because of their great loyalty.
Determined, bold and assertive while working, they are very adaptable, highly skilled, and versatile. They are intelligent and very easy to train. They are an outstanding watch and guard dog and do not need additional protection training.
The Doberman has always been extremely loyal and very trustworthy to his master to a greater extent then most other breeds. He is also a dog that becomes an important and enjoyable part of the family. He requires close association with those he loves and when this love is present, his temperament makes him a natural protector. He is trustworthy around children, friends, and company if he is treated with respect.
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