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If you are looking for the perfect dog, you can choose from a Bullmastiff, a Toy Fox Terrier, or a loving Golden Retriever...there are hundreds to choose. Once you have found the breed you desire, then all that is left to do is find the dog breeders that will meet your needs - and that is exactly what Breeder Lookup does.
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So you're looking at buying a dog, these days you can find dogs for sale just about anywhere and everywhere! Purchasing a dog as never been easier, whether you choose a dog breeder, animal shelter, classified ads, or pet stores! Getting a dog is easy.
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| Doberman Pinscher
DobermansThe Doberman Pinscher(Dobermann or Doberman) is a breed of domestic dog among the most common of pet breeds, and the breed is well known as an intelligent, alert, and loyal companion dog. Although once commonly used as guard dogs, watch dogs, or police dogs, this is less common today. In many countries, Doberman Pinschers are one of the most recognizable breeds, in part because of their actual roles in society, and in part because of media attention (see temperament). Careful breeding has improved the disposition of this breed, and the modern Doberman Pinscher is an energetic and lively breed ideally suited for companionship and family life.
Doberman Pinschers AppearanceDoberman Pinschers typically have a deep, broad chest, and a powerful, compact, and square muscular body of medium size. However, in recent years some breeders have primarily bred, shown, and sold a slimmer or more sleek-looking Doberman Pinscher. This has become a popular body type among many owners, especially those who show their Doberman Pinschers competitively. The traditional body type is still more desirable to many casual owners and to those who want the dog for protection.
Dogs bred to the ideal standard are bred to possess a body to meet the "Breed type, " which is to say they can withstand the physical rigors for which the breed was originally intended. Furthermore, despite the "ideal" standards, it is impossible to have complete control over the size and weight of dogs. Generally speaking, show animals must fall within the ideal range of both size and weight (for that country's breed standard), but it is not unusual to find Dobes not to breed standard, that is, male Dobes 100 pounds or females correspondingly oversized.
TemperamentDoberman Pinschers are, in general, gentle, loyal, loving, and intelligent dogs. Although there is variation in temperament, a typical pet Doberman attacks only if it has been mistreated or believes that it, its property, or its family are in danger. According to the US Centers for Disease Control, the Doberman Pinscher is less frequently involved in attacks on humans resulting in fatalities than several other dog breeds such as pit bull-type dogs, German Shepherd Dogs, Rottweilers and Alaskan Malamutes.[6] Those familiar with the breed consider well-bred and properly socialized Doberman Pinschers to be excellent pets and companions, suitable for families with other dog breeds, excellent with young children, and even cats.[citation needed] The modern Doberman Pinscher is well known as a loyal and devoted family member. The stigma associated with the breed, however, prevents many renters from being able to have the particular breed in their home or apartment.
The Doberman Pinscher has been used as a protection and guard dog, due to its intelligence, loyalty, and ability to physically challenge human aggressors. Doberman Pinschers are commonly used in police work and in the military. The breed was used extensively by the United States Marine Corps in World War II, and 25 Marine War Dogs died in the Battle of Guam in 1944: there is a memorial in Guam in honor of these Doberman Pinschers. They are still the war dog of the U.S. Marines[citation needed]. In these roles, they inspire fear. They are often stereotyped in such roles in movies (where they are trained to exhibit seemingly "aggressive" behavior), and video games, consequently many people are afraid of the breed. A related problem is the misunderstanding of their legitimate roles; because guard dogs are trained to neutralize unwelcome intruders, many people mistakenly believe that Doberman Pinschers are vicious.[7] Due to these misconceptions it is not uncommon to see this breed mentioned in forms of breed specific legislation. |
