Growing up we had a Doberman. She looks different😳 Had a big head and body. Like the ones in the movie The Doberman Gang. How did they make the head pointy and thin? Just not the same look at all. It’s like they demasculated the breed.
Shield K9 Dog Training, Very impressive dog! Thanks for sharing! I have two questions though: 1) Given that you imported him from Serbia, how does he cope with cold weather? 2) The Dogo Argentino of a hobby breeder on UA-cam who lived his first months of life in Russia has developed an undercoat in some regions of his body. Is this true for your Doberman too? Thank you very much in advance for taking the time to answer my questions.
❤ as salaamu alaykum rahmatullahi wa barakatuh wa Ramadan Mubarak.... Bruva Haz, wutz the method of training for family protection dog can you make a short video of this please???? In sha Allah ta'ala
Not really. Honestly, it's hard to find a Doberman with good nerves. Good Dobermans are few and far between and there are a plethora of solid working line German Shepherds or Malinois
Think about it, there's a reason they're not really utilized as much. If you actually go to a trainer that sells personal protection dogs, nine times out of 10 they'll sell you a German shepherd, a malinois, or a cross of both
@@primalcrittersPerhaps the Germans and Malinois are just financially more advantageous, for an organization that sells trained dog, (and as you said they are just easier to find). What I’m wondering is if you were to find a quality Doberman puppy (as hard as it may be) and train it for yourself, would that Doberman have any advantages when compared to equivalently trained German Shepherd?
@@drklop that's a very good question. I would say it honestly depends on the dog and I don't think there's much difference. You can find German Shepherds that are up to 100. Dobermans could be a little bit larger let's say 110 lb, although I have seen GSDs that size. So maybe a larger dog but honestly any dog that has the nerve to take down a man will be equivalent, and at that point size really doesn't matter. Even Malinois that are only 70 lb are extremely capable.
I would say if it’s just for yourself and personal protection, it’s a matter of preference. I went with the Doberman and yes they do take a little longer, but once mine took to the training he started to get it pretty fast. The first time someone put on a bite sleeve he just looked at them like ok. But the next time when that person came to MY house, my Doberman went nuts. And even though he didn’t bite the sleeve, he did enough that would scare most people away lol. Each session he did better. Now do I think the police want to spend that extra time and money on training a bunch of Doberman that will get way too attached to its partner? Easier to go with a fast crazy malinois lol. But me personally, I will put in the extra time and money because I love the Doberman breed, he is an awesome family dog and that was my first priority.
Gorgeous dog, would love him, but can’t justify a $40,000 “family protector” Maybe for a trained killer for police work or competition, but not for a family dog
Gosh he’s absolutely beautiful. Love to see a well bred and taken care of dobie! Wish I could take him🩷
They are a great family dog. Please bring more Dobie's. ..there is a place for them in family protection.
Loved seeing the kids loving on Viktor and gravitating towards him.
He is a fierce protector with a kind heart for those who need him ♥️
Super nice ! It’s so hard to find Dobermans that have these qualities. Nice work! 👌💪🏼 he’s gonna make a family very happy.
I love this breed. I had one MANY years ago and he was simply amazing in every way.
I really enjoy watching these less traditional breeds. They are what they are but fun nonetheless. He’s more dog than 95% of people will ever need.
I absolutely love Dobermans especially the European line. 40k Dobie, God Bless 🙏
I wish I could afford to get my Doberman professionally trained
Oh he’s simply amazing!!!!
Really nice dog! Good work!
The result of awesome training
❤Big n Beautiful
just like my Jett dog.
Growing up we had a Doberman. She looks different😳 Had a big head and body. Like the ones in the movie The Doberman Gang. How did they make the head pointy and thin? Just not the same look at all. It’s like they demasculated the breed.
I wantttt😢
can he become a dual purpose police K9? We would love to have a doberman on the team
Shield K9 Dog Training,
Very impressive dog! Thanks for sharing!
I have two questions though:
1) Given that you imported him from Serbia, how does he cope with cold weather?
2) The Dogo Argentino of a hobby breeder on UA-cam who lived his first months of life in Russia has developed an undercoat in some regions of his body. Is this true for your Doberman too?
Thank you very much in advance for taking the time to answer my questions.
❤ as salaamu alaykum rahmatullahi wa barakatuh wa Ramadan Mubarak....
Bruva Haz, wutz the method of training for family protection dog can you make a short video of this please???? In sha Allah ta'ala
Wonder how much?
We are interested. What are the costs to get one of your dogs.
Any Kevin updates?
Are there any advantages a Doberman has over a German Shepherd, as far as it’s protection abilities?
Not really. Honestly, it's hard to find a Doberman with good nerves. Good Dobermans are few and far between and there are a plethora of solid working line German Shepherds or Malinois
Think about it, there's a reason they're not really utilized as much. If you actually go to a trainer that sells personal protection dogs, nine times out of 10 they'll sell you a German shepherd, a malinois, or a cross of both
@@primalcrittersPerhaps the Germans and Malinois are just financially more advantageous, for an organization that sells trained dog, (and as you said they are just easier to find). What I’m wondering is if you were to find a quality Doberman puppy (as hard as it may be) and train it for yourself, would that Doberman have any advantages when compared to equivalently trained German Shepherd?
@@drklop that's a very good question. I would say it honestly depends on the dog and I don't think there's much difference. You can find German Shepherds that are up to 100. Dobermans could be a little bit larger let's say 110 lb, although I have seen GSDs that size. So maybe a larger dog but honestly any dog that has the nerve to take down a man will be equivalent, and at that point size really doesn't matter. Even Malinois that are only 70 lb are extremely capable.
I would say if it’s just for yourself and personal protection, it’s a matter of preference. I went with the Doberman and yes they do take a little longer, but once mine took to the training he started to get it pretty fast. The first time someone put on a bite sleeve he just looked at them like ok. But the next time when that person came to MY house, my Doberman went nuts. And even though he didn’t bite the sleeve, he did enough that would scare most people away lol. Each session he did better. Now do I think the police want to spend that extra time and money on training a bunch of Doberman that will get way too attached to its partner? Easier to go with a fast crazy malinois lol. But me personally, I will put in the extra time and money because I love the Doberman breed, he is an awesome family dog and that was my first priority.
Gorgeous dog, would love him, but can’t justify a $40,000 “family protector”
Maybe for a trained killer for police work or competition, but not for a family dog
If you haven’t already get some x rays for his hips he’s lookin a lil wonky when he’s running