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About the Breed
This breed is better known in North America as the Doberman Pinscher, with ‘Doberman’ in this case being spelt with a single ‘n’. Its origins date back to 1870, when a German breeder called Louis Dobermann sought to develop a new breed, based largely on a combination of Rottweiler and German Pinscher blood. He wanted a breed that would protect him in his unpopular work as a tax collector. A variety of other dogs contributed to his breeding programme, including German Shepherd Dogs and probably Greyhounds, which helped to give the Dobermanns its sleek appearance.
By the turn or the century, the Dobermann had gained a justifiable reputation for its aggressive behaviour. When the breed was introduced to the US, breeders in the UK realised that if it was to make progress in show circles, then a much more docile dog would be required. Its attractive profile helped to ensure the rapid rise in popularity of the Dobermann, both in North America and elsewhere, but bad publicity had tended to follow this breed.
Many problems can be traced back to early care. The Dobermann is naturally a very assertive dog and so must receive proper training from puppyhood, otherwise it may well turn aggressive in later life. For this reason, it is not the best breed to choose as a family pet, nor if you have had little or no previous experience of owning a dog. A well-trained and obedient Dobermann is, nevertheless, a joy to watch, and the breed is used by police forces in various countries.
Height 27 in (68.5 cm)
Weight 66-80 lb (30-36.3 kg)
Coat type/colour Coat short and harsh. Colour black, brown or blue with rust markings. Head clean-cut; ears cropped on the Continent but in Britain preferably erect; body lithe and muscular; legs fairly long; tail docked short; the whole dog looking very much like a large Manchester Terrier.

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