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Petland Racine, Wisconsin
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Status
Available
Reference ID
30790
Availability
12-26-2024
Birth Date
10-20-2024
Age
12 Weeks 4 Days
Gender
Female
Color
Black / Tan
Adult Pet Size
Large
Location
Petland Racine
USDA License
43-A-6591
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Status
Available
Reference ID
30790
Availability
12-26-2024
Birth Date
10-20-2024
Age
12 Weeks 4 Days
Gender
Female
Color
Black / Tan
Adult Pet Size
Large
Location
Petland Racine
USDA License
43-A-6591
The Doberman Pinscher are an exceptionally loyal and alert breed suitable as a family pet, military and police animal, or as a search and rescue dog. They get along fantastically with children, but because they are a very powerful canine, interactions with infants and small children should always be supervised.
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One good trait about the Doberman Pinscher is its high intelligence; this makes it quite easy to train. They require short training sessions daily and although they can prove quite difficult sometimes, they learn very fast thereby making training quite easy.
The Kennel Club conducted a UK Health Survey in 2004 and deduced that the median life expectancy of the Doberman Pinscher is 10 years and 6 months. According to the survey, the oldest Doberman to have lived was 16 years and 6 months old.
A Doberman Pinscher will make a good apartment pet if it is properly trained and exercised daily. Considering the fact that it is not a loud barker, it will do just fine living in apartments.
The Doberman is an animal of noble affection and wants to be as close to its owner as possible. It shows affection by resting its head on the owner’s laps, have its owner’s hand on its head or pressing its body close to its owner while sitting with its back facing its owner.
Doberman Pinscher has a natural intuition to protect the people it loves however; this cannot be termed as aggressive as the Doberman is not an attack dog.
This differs based on the dog, while some might like to cuddle, others might not. The average Doberman likes to cuddle by placing its head between a person’s knees.
Unlike other dog breeds, the Doberman requires a higher level of fat and protein throughout their lives. Depending on metabolic rate and daily activity, an average adult will require between 2 to 5 cups of food daily.
A Doberman Pinscher can be fed human food such as meat source and grains. These include sweet potato, chicken, beef, brown rice, etc.
The Doberman requires little grooming however, it should be brushed occasionally with a rubber brush to reduce shedding and also help to retain the natural sheen in its coat.
A Doberman Pinscher is considered an adult by the time it is 12 months old. The male is considered to be at its prime by the time it attains 3 years and above while for the female, between 2 to 3 years.
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