Doberman is an incredibly beautiful, powerful and purposeful four-legged friend. There are sometimes two relationships to this breed - fear and hatred or love and admiration. Those who wish to have a Doberman must clearly understand that this breed of dog requires a certain approach.
The Doberman, contrary to popular belief that it is dangerous, is actually an intelligent, highly trainable animal.
The owner for him requires an experienced and understanding of the features of service breeds. Often from the owners you can hear complaints that the Doberman "hooligan" at home - destroys furniture, chews on shoes, throws things off the shelves. This is completely normal. It is important to understand that the Doberman is a bundle of energy that requires training and mental activity. He will selflessly protect his owner and his family, but at the same time the dog must clearly follow the commands to avoid trouble.
Training begins with the appearance of the puppy in the house. He must know his social status and respect all family members, because the breed tends to dominate, especially males.
The lineage of your dog is also important. When buying a puppy, pay attention to his parents and a good pedigree, behavioral deviations can be transmitted genetically.
Dobermans require long walks and a lot of stress. Proportionally folded, the sporty Doberman looks very impressive.
The pet can successfully participate in agility competitions. They will help correct misbehavior and entertain a bored Doberman.
Training will be faster and more successful if it is carried out in the form of a game. As a reward - not a treat, but a small ball.
If we talk about the food of Dobermans, it is necessary to take into account the fact that this breed is not very whimsical. However, Doberman puppies are not recommended to be fed with food from the table. So, soups and pasta will not benefit your pet. Puppies should be fed with dry professional food or natural food with added meat. It is also recommended to give puppies porridge, some vegetables (with the exception of potatoes), milk, cottage cheese. Sometimes you can add chicken yolk to your food.
