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Doberman Pinscher BEFORE You Adopt You Need to Know
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2016
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The Doberman Pinscher is a wonderful loving animal but you need to know a few things before you adopt or bring one into your home
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Who else really wants a Doberman and can’t stop watching videos about them
Me, all the time!
Same 😭😭
Me
Wifey and I!!!
Me😞
"They don't like cold weather."
**Happily runs around the snow**
LMAO!!!
They deadass can’t go outside for more than 30 minutes in snow or rain cause there hair is so short
They like any environment where their owner is
Joey Ferris I thought they couldn’t hm idk that’s what I was told
Joey Ferris
Exactly........ if you move to Alaska..... they are just as happy there, as long as the owner or family is there. Extremely social animal, needs to be part of the family and inside home.
Having said that, no they don’t do well outside in cold for hours at a time, just enough to get exercise.
My general observation of dobies is:
Running running Running running Running running Running running Running running Running running
Hugging hugging Hugging hugging Hugging hugging Hugging hugging Hugging
...
These dogs used to terrify me when I was a child.
But now, I want one haha
Rachel Hardy lol, me too!
Rachel Hardy I’ve noticed that Dobermans or Rottweilers in some movies are the bad guys or the bad guy’s dog
The media has portrayed them as mean and scary, people have also trained them to be that way also. If you teach love and kindness you get it in return
I think your talking about the rottweilers lol
Resident Evil movie made me be afraid of the Dogs XD
I love how you are able to talk to the camera like someone is there really listening. so genuine
Jaewoo Ahn his doberman was listening lol
Jaewoo Ahn long neck head ass
Lonely Raccoon you aint even lie
Austin Corona why don’t you put a profile pic so I can roast you, immature ass kid. Go somewhere.
Thank you Jaewoo, that is a very good compliment. I am a terrible actor. I was really just talking.
I love hearing people talk about their dobermans. I'm not learning anything new but the love people have for dobies is so sweet to watch. This is the best breed, hands down.
We learn every day
They are but on the flip side it makes losing them heartbreaking! I lost mine to DCM yesterday and its been the most devastating I've had to deal with. Love your dobbie!
@@wrivers6412 ugg so sorry we lost our Valentino after 10 years to Wobblers. We just got this guy in May, we will never own another breed.
@ Noir Jones you’re not learning anything new..? Like ever??
I own a Doberman I use to have a Rottweiler and I sold him Becuze he was AGGRESSIVE and my Doberman is so NICE and he plays a lot with me and not AGGRESSIVE I think he is 12 ears old
Best dog I've EVER had was a red Doberman that I rescued from a cruel owner as a puppy! I don't even classify her as a dog - she was truly my best friend. And so gentle & protective of our son when he was little! She was over 100 pounds of muscle & love. And so funny, with an actual sense of humor. 😊 She's been gone more than 25 years and I still think of her almost every day.
Truly amazing dogs. That is a great story.
People commenting over your lack of "control" over the dog for hurting your girlfriend don't really understand the power of these animals and how they can hurt without remotely meaning to. My mother's doberman opened a gash on my brow (from which I bled profusely) not with malice, but because I was getting a bit too cheeky with him and he raised his head into mine. We were playing and I got hurt. These are exceptionally powerful animals even for their size. It never once occurred to me to blame the dog for it, or think it was a failure of training.
Yea and idc what anyone says but when any male dog is about to breed it doesn’t matter how much training they’ve had. They are crazy and all rules go out the window.
Yeah, I've gone to pick up a ball at the same time my large American Staffordshire male lifted his head up and was bashed in the eye with his hard skull. My mom, a large woman, was clipped by our border collie/lab who was doing zoomies and misjudged the distance and sent her flying backwards. I have a long scar on my leg from a dewclaw scratch that my skin didn't heal properly. I've tripped over my dogs sooooo many times, especially the black ones that I don't see in the dark. Accidents happen!
Yep, dobies really like their people. Always wants to be around them. Always complaining when they can't get attention. Bullying their way onto couches. Sleeping on beds they aren't supposed to. Always in your face suffocating you! Good bye personal space!
Then when they leave you, you realize that it was you who is bonded to them.
I, for some reason, still think I'm gonna see my dobies, who have passed, come running around the corner with their goofy tongue lolling grins everyday.
If you are on the fence about getting a dobie, be careful. The depth of attachment to the dog will be indescribable.
ya mine suffocates me too. due to a recent move i was separated from her for about 3 months. after the first week i was more depressed that i had been in 10 yrs..when we bought a house built a fence and drove back to our previous city to get her..she was overjoyed n frantic to see me and i cried all my eye makeup off. dont know why i put it on at the hotel i was so teary ha a hard time applying it in the first place!
My dobie is SUPER possessive. I'm a paraplegic and in a wheelchair. When my wife bends down to hug me my dobie, Akela, barks, jumps on her and wedges her way in between us. She sleeps in our bed with us and loves to jump up on my lap.....well, my lap, my stomach and my chest, and she sleeps on me. She hates to be alone. She knows whenever we're getting ready to leave and she starts whining before we ever leave. She's funny. Doberman's are the 5th smartest breed and, in my opinion, they are the most beautiful and majestic breed on the planet......bar none!!!!! That being said, I have owned 4 dobies, all were European dobermans so they were all larger than the "average" American doberman. The first was absolutely massive, close to 120lbs so I would LOVE to see a 140lb doberman that wasn't fat. I was in the Army at the time and bought him from a guy who had just got back from Germany where he bought this doberman, Zeus. I'm not saying it's not possible to have a 140lb doberman that's not overweight just VERY rare at best. I guess I'm from Missouri.....Show Me. I will say this, many doberman's don't look fat if compared to other dogs because they go straight back from their ribs to their hindquarters but dobermans are part greyhound and are supposed to have very slender waists. They may not look fat but if they don't trim down behind their ribs they are fatter than they are supposed to be.
a b I lost my first Dobie at 16 years of age back in 2010 and that loss *never* left me. Dutchess was literally the best dog I was ever blessed to have in my life. Fast forward to December 20th 2016, I rescued a 4 year old female named Roxy she was abused and bred to exhaustion by an Amish puppy mill.
When I went to the shelter they said they had one of the two available for adoption and would I like to meet her. I said yes and they went back and let her out and I got down on the ground and Roxy rounded the corner and ran straight to me and gave me a big wet kiss! It was meant to be!
Flash forward four months and she has settled in so well! every day she comes out her shell more and more and it just puts my soul at ease and makes me smile.
She is stuck to my hip and when I move she's my shadow. I swear shes like Dutchess reincarnated. Such a gentle soul and such a good girl!
No doubt about it, Dobermans for life!
Reminds me a lot of my pit!
Thank goodness you found her and she found you! A happy life for her now.
I have owned five Dobermans and you are correct they are not an outdoor dog, winter and summer. They are the best dogs ever! They make a great indoor dog. One could not ask for a better and more loving loyal companion.
"he hasn't done any damage to nobody"
-says the guy who's gf now has brain damage 😂😂😂
A serious big size German Shepherd will take a domeron pension out of here real quick I know cause I had a German Shepherd that was a real warrior
@@ezraturner4588 and I have a friend that has a kangal that would destroy your baby Shepherd and seconds they are bred to kill wolves German Shepherd are nothing LOL also says my Smith & Wesson
@@pockets4042 a wolf will rip the kangal apart if he attack him alone
Joey Ferris is awesome! Joey- thank you for letting everyone see a glimpse into the realities of owning a Doberman (the good and the ugly). Actually, you've inspired me to do what I can to spread the word about what a wonderful, amazing dog the Doberman Pinscher really is! I'm spreading the word on my end as best I can, you keep up the good work on your end... let's let the world know what amazing dogs these are!!! Other people need to get the same joy that we do from our dogs every day.
I've grew up with Dobies and my parents bred them, I absolutely love them. They are affectionate , loyal, protective and yes, they just don't like certain people!
Alexa Life nice :)
I also want a doberman :(
Great dog! We have had Dobes for years and have found although they do the tricks, I feel that they don't like doing them, they just indulge the human. LOL. I noticed him looking round every now and again as if no matter what trick he is doing, he is always in guard mode. There is no doubt you have got a great Dobe there! We trained ours by using a gun dog whistle and it works a treat, they are the smartest dogs on the planet. Sadly all of my Dobes are gone now, however, watching your video has made me happy and sad at the same time. I wish I could get another one, but, I feel I am too old now as I am nearly 65. Thank you for posting, it warmed my heart. Greetings from Scotland.
I wonder about the age thing too. I am 47 now. I will have another dog at some point, but I wonder at what age it is a disservice to the dog because my activity level won't be very high? Like when iis it no longer "fair" to get a new puppy? I guess you can always rescue a senior dog and maybe get one that is content laying around in it's golden years, but then you will only have a year or two with the pup before it'll probably pass. I just wonder what age should be the cut off for the human to consider a new pup (plus you have to consider if you'll be around their whole life or if they will need possible alternate arrangements made in the event of YOUR death).
@@mazzy2121 I am 53 year old active gal, my boy is 8 and I'm about to adopt an additional 2 year old Dobie. You're as young or old as you allow yourself to be. Adopt one out of the puppy stage and be prepared to meet the best companion and friend you've ever had. This is the smartest, loyal and sensitive breed period! And no people do not keep your doberman's outside they have no secondary coat, I cannot stress this enough as these are inside family pets.
Please adopt a senior dog! There's one out there who needs you, and there are so many health benefits to having a dog, plus you would be saving a life! Theres plenty of elderly couch potato puppers, and they have a hard time finding homes. Please please consider!
People tell me Doberman’s are easy to bite their owners and stuff pls explain are they dangerous or what to have as a family dog
Dobbies cannot be left outside!!! They have no fur and dont ever grow a winter coat!!! So sad. Also its true, dobbes do not ever want to be away from their families.
You kNow “they have no fur” 😂💀 wtf is on them, they have fur just not long haired...
Thank you for your honesty, people need to be aware of these facts. Dobermanns are often called "the human dog,",and it's true, they are aware of human emotions and needs, and reciprocate in kind. The more you put into them the more you get out. They don't need to be shouted at when training , they can be trained using positive reinforcement, patience and understanding . Training is very very important, as they can be strong willed and stubborn and can get bored easily, training keeps them on their toes, the mental discipline developers so that they can make the correct decisions for themselves , and they can anticipate what you expect of them.They don't like to be ignored and make great family members.
I have two and they are the best dogs, so faithful, kind and loving .
The main disease to look out for in Europe and the U.K. now is DCM, (Dilated Cardio myopathy), it is a heart disease which is a killer,. When choosing a breeder please make sure that the breeder tests for Dcm, von wilderbrands disease and wobblers syndrome. I cannot stress this , enough, as so many uk dogs are dying young of Dcm and it's heartbreaking .
Dobermanns are such special dogs, and are not suitable for time poor people, they require good amounts of exercise and love, but if you have the time and patience and a good sense of humour, they are the best dogs in the world.
i was never a fan of dobermans, but then, i was given a doberman puppy. omg he was such a good boy, sadly he had parvo and passed. 2 years later i got another one, and he stole my heart. he could do a few basic tricks and a couple more tricks i taught him, like waiting for a signal before eating. he was so well bahaved that i walk him without a leash and people and kids would play with him. sadly he passed a month ago due to inherited kidney defects. i miss him everyday.
"he hasn't done any damage to anybody" Literally gives gf BRAIN DAMAGE?
I had a doberman/rottweiler mix as a kid. We had Emma outside often when the weather was nice, and she actually really enjoyed it. She LOVED to play with snow, too. We'd toss handfuls of snow to her and she'd eat it middair. But it depends on the dog, and she was a mix. Very powerful dog, fiercely protective, but also super tolerant and great with children.
Great video that represents the breed very accurately and what an amazing animal. My Dobie was an incredible dog. He was a 92lb. athlete in his prime, could shake hands with whichever paw you asked for (left or right), loved children and had the most inane sense of empathy I've ever seen in a pet. He could read my emotions at all times.
Thanks again for the video. It brought back some great memories!
Love ❤️ him!! Just came across your video. Very helpful information. I have a female Doberman being born the first week of February. The breeder is giving her to me at about 7 weeks old. So, we’ll get her in March. I absolutely love this breed. I’ve done my research and knew this was what we wanted. I’m bringing her to obedience/training school as soon as she’s old enough. I will definitely make sure her transition from her momma to us goes smoothly. We will give her a lot of love and definitely a workout!! We’re ready for our Ruby❤️
recently just got a doverman and i love him so much hes 6 months and is very smart and obedient and really loves to be in the house and with the family
Thank you so much for your videos on Kruz and Dobermans, I love your channel!
Joey this is still one of your best videos about Cruz, and Dobermans in general. This is about the 4th time I've seen it. Still as good and entertaining as the first time I watched it.
good job describing the demeanor of the D.P.
looks like a smart breed with a strong personality and lots of big energy.
beautiful dog
Alex Rmz We love him
I'm doing my research on getting a Doberman. Thank you for the valuable information.
We had our first Dobie for 17 years . When it came to graduation for off leash control she pinched me in the butt never before or after that . She was that one dog you love and miss forever.
Fun dogs
You should be able to run anywhere with your OWN dog, Doberman or not! I love my Dobies, but I AM their LEADER. Beautiful dog.
I can run WITH him, just not FROM him,, even if were playing, he plays too ruff. I correct him, but the previous owner had a teenage boy who would play rough with him as a puppy. He is improving about this, but he still doesnt like anyone to run FROM him.
Joey Ferris I have Zeus, who I got at nine months from a similar situation, so I totally understand how freaky abused Dobermans can get! I don't let him rough house with my boys, or even see them wrestle. He tries to 'correct' them and it's not good. His sister is the Alpha, and we raised her, and she has a beautiful temperament. They're so smart a breed, I bet he'll learn.
Joey Ferris I have Zeus, who I got at nine months from a similar situation, so I totally understand how freaky abused Dobermans can get! I don't let him rough house with my boys, or even see them wrestle. He tries to 'correct' them and it's not good. His sister is the Alpha, and we raised her, and she has a beautiful temperament. They're so smart a breed, I bet he'll learn.
Cynthia Crowley same here(:
Cynthia - agreed. Everyone always said I was "too mean" (i.e. too discipline: didn't let her on furniture, didn't let her on bed, didn't let her jump up or mouth things, etc) to my girl for not allowing slight bad behaviors and correcting them on the spot. I always pointed out to them that these are willful dogs who, if given an inch, will take it and push for more, and that the entire reason they liked her and enjoyed me bringing her around was because I made sure she always knew I was the alpha and so they weren't dealing with an unruly large dog.
Beautiful, well trained Dobe! Just got our 3rd Dobe in November...love them so much!!! Super intelligent dogs, too smart for their own good sometimes!!! 😂
Love him. Beautiful boy. Hes so goofy but so smart
I have had 3 dobies in my family. Miss having one now. Hoping to get one soon. Love love love them
My Doberman loves to be out in the snow. Absolutely loves it. They want to be inside with their family on their down time, definitely not an outside kennel dog.
I want one so bad
Logan Weaver I just put a deposit down for a Doberman puppy. Have to wait another month let me tell you something they're pricey lol I'm watching a bunch of UA-cam videos and articles about these dogs. I'm getting one for a family house guard dog. Always ask the owners of the mom and dad to see their temperament.
My advice is to teach him to be friendly as possible and not encourage the guard dog behavior. He will do that naturally but getting along with people is a learned thing sometimes.
Joey Ferris I agree especially when having kids at the house. Another ?s if I may ask do you have to crop the ears or is it just a look thing.
Manuel Munoz You don't have to crop anything if you don't want to.
Joey Ferris I was going to but I like her ears so she's keeping them.
Thank you so much I own a minpin terrier and she is so loyal and thanks for all the advice!
Really enjoyed your video. So easy to see the love you have for each other.
He is absolutely gorgeous! I had a female dobie for nearly 16.5 years (yes that's a long time for Dobies) and was heart broken when she passed. I held off for a few years and just around Christmas my local no kill shelter rescued a female from a puppy mill and I was able to rescue her. Love her to pieces and she is coming out of her shell, she had a hard first four years but those days are long gone! Doberman lover forever! I have a video posted of my Roxy girl if you want to check her out :)
She had a long life good work !😁😁rip
"She just had a little bit of brain damadge"
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I have 2 AMAZING European Doberman Pinschers and my eyes aren’t big enough to see them. Start training as soon as they touch your hands! They are high energy dogs, lovable and the epitome of loyalty. I’m hooked! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for doing these videos on Dobermans, I have learnt so much.....
this guy loves that beautiful dobie!.. I love mine. sometimes ill just sit and stare at how beautiful he is, lol.
Doberman's are life!!
I miss having Dobes soooooooo much! They're amazing, beautiful animals. So smart, loving, etc. Mine were big mush-pots but if we were threatened by anything or anyone, watch out!
He's trained beautifully as were mine. Gorgeous boy!
I'm getting a Doberman very soon! I moved to a larger house with a huge backyard, just so it's fair for my dogs. I'm so excited, my family and I have been waiting for very long to get her.
This video was just randomly in my recommended list. Clicked on it for curiosity's sake and was surprised at how informative it was.
Love this 😁
The camera shy thing though.
If you think about it the camera lens kind of looks like a giant eyeball and dogs(especially power breeds like this) tend to not like being stared at very much.
On another note you look really familiar to me and I have absolutely no idea why😂😂
My doberman was the most loving loyal dog I have ever had. One of the best family dogs you could ever hope for. Please don't keep them outside in a doghouse...they need to be inside with the family.
These guys are one of the most incredible dogs I have ever met. I have been working with them since I was 6 y/o and I have always had Dobermans. They are absolutely a velcro dog and given the choice, they'd live inside of you. They love to work for their one person and will give their lives to protect them.
I owned red/rust Dobrmann yrs ago. 1987 Westminster Champ Ace of Spades off spring. Smart as a whip! Now I'm a 30 yr plus groomer. Never met a Dobermann I didn't like or that didn't like me:) They can size a person up real quick. Mine at 3 months was more protective then my red nose pit I raised with her. Loved the video! Enjoy him, he is a beauty.
No shit? A short haired dog isn't intended for long term exposure to cold weather ? He doesn't like it and let's you know ? Lol. Really?
@Mark Richardson How is that stupid?
The maker of this video is the stupid idiot. Knows nothing about dogs. Not to mention lacks any common sense.
You should not have to look up that such a dog is not made for cold weather nor that any dog likes to be locked up alone outside. All dogs live in packs
strateeg32 I KNOW RIGHT
THE DUDE DOES KNOW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF DOGS
Oh shut up you smartass prick
Cool video Joey, I'm on my 3rd Dobermann, all rescues too, it's amazing how much love they have to give, my current girl Flo also dislikes certain people too, she was abused by an old guy & she doesn't trust/like old men. She has a hatred like I've never seen for our neighbour who is a drunk & a crack head. They are very strong willed dogs, brilliant with children & totally dedicated to their family
I am on my third doberman you make them sound like a packet of biscuits or something you can replace at a drop of a hat.....
What rescue ?
Just love the love you have for the doberman breed an your beautiful Dobie. Great vid
👌 thanks for sharing..
Amazing boy you have there... I've been preparing my self in knowledge for a European Dobermann for quite some time now. I'll be training her in tracking, attack, guard, and obedience. Thank you for posting this video.. God Bless
Love this wonderful breed.And you are a very pleasant guy.
Holger Müller Thank you. He is a great dog. Very patient with a learning new owner
amazing video Joey! You covered pretty much everything about the breed and that anyone has to know about them before they own one. Keep uploading vids of your amazing dog.
Thank you
Had three as a kid, found a predominantly dobie mix a couple of months ago. They are INCREDIBLY intelligent, loving, loyal and STUBBORN as hell. The second day I brought Jack home (named after Jack Skellington from Nightmare Before Xmas because all I saw were bones and he's typical dobie black), I had to buy a dog food container. I left for work, came home to find the container in the middle of the living room and the lid was UNSCREWED. Teeth marks all around the lid where he had stubbornly unscrewed the lid, HOLES THROUGH some of it but the scoop was unmarked, laying next to the container. It's almost like he KNEW he didn't have to bite it, just get it out of his way.
Walking Jack, he'll pull (not really "pull" but more like tug on the leash letting me know he wants to go that way) towards PEOPLE but only for head/butt scritching. He's never once pulled me towards cats, ducks, squirrels, iguanas or frogs/toads. He is an AMAZINGLY chill dog, eager to learn but happy to sit next to and nudge me every now and then for some loving. I'm in a 1/1 and it's PACKED FULL(dad just passed so lots of boxes and sorting in all the kids' apartments), Jack is almost fully grown and has no problem finding "his space" amidst the chaos.
I have a minpin and she acts the same way! I just absolutely adore her and dobetmens!!! Beautiful dog by the way!
she's really beautiful and a big softy like most Dobis , ours is sleeping with us in bed because she loves it warm
Just a bit of brain damage, love how you slipped that one through.
😂😂😂right
Great job! Dobermans are the sweetest most humble dogs in the world
Omg I love this dog. Don’t forget how affectionate they are
this is lovely
amazing animals
but handle with care! big responsibility
Intelligent, energetic, powerful, athletic...naturally want to be with you! Ours is 7 months old. She already weighs 75 lbs. Her speed is unbelieveable. She is gorgeous. We should breed her but we won’t. She’s the one. I thought I knew what I was getting into. I knew I couldn’t get one until I wasn’t going into my teaching job daily. They are amazingly attached to their families...they will die without that attachment. This guy’s cautionary video should be required watching for anyone considering a Doberman Pinscher. :-)
Thank you. I have gotten a lot of hate for my learning process. I hoped to spare others.
When I had mine she was just about a 18 months old. I was talking with friends and not paying attention to her. She came up and pinched me in my inner thigh while I was sitting an a tables, and gave me a blood blister. I laughed, since as you say they are so smart, she got my attention a
Right. Anyway, that pinching I found was more of a mischievous side to her personality than not liking someone. Only once she didn’t like someone and really wanted to bite him. I found out years later the man was a criminal and she sensed it. Amazing dogs. I won two huskies, high energy and love cold of course. Very strong dogs also and also very intelligent, but more stubborn so very hard to train. Dobermans are amazing very easy to train. I’ll get another one some day. I love the breed. But like any dog ya gotta pay close attention to them,they are all unpredictable.
My husky loves kids like most Dobermans, and similar accident happen what my husky decided to jump up on a wall next to my neighbors 2 year old. The lease caught the girl by the neck and knocked her head first into the side of the wall. Since kids are flexible she was actually fine. But she cried so much. The little girl is almost 4 now and loves the husky so much. They are inseparable now. But again working class dogs are strong, you have to respect that.
we had one for 17years. she did all those tricks except bang. amazing dogs for sure. loving,compassionate, smart. she also would do shake, and do the other one, alternating when we say the other one. awesome.
Man: they don’t like cold weather
Me: he’s running in the snow
Man: oh
lol
Mine during his 1st snow fall, ran up and down the yard jumping and eating the falling snowflakes! Hilarious!!
NO DOG BELONGS OUT IN A DOG HOUSE OR ON A CHAIN/WAKE UP PEOPLE DOGS ARE SOCIAL CREATURES KEEPING THEM AWAY FROM HUMAN CONTACT IS TORTURE FOR THEM/AND ONE MORE THING/DOBERMANS ARE GREAT DOGS/ REAL SMART AND LOVE HUMANS!!
Mary Thompson Not all dog.
Working dogs like huskies or herds dogs stay out in the farm instead of the house.
Mary Thompson yes yes yes yes!
Different dogs, like different people, enjoy different things. Your comment is too broad. You need more empathy in your life. And just a heads up... you aren't always right just because you believe you are.
To add to this without "editing". I've had inside dogs who wouldn't survive a day outside and I've had outside dogs you couldn't convince with the best steak/treat in the world, to come inside. Same with cats. Not everyone and everything is the same. If they were life would be so boring. All dogs are different (most bred to be so) just like all humans are different. The differences and acceptance of those differences (barring victimization) are what help you grow as a human and, if you're a person who enjoys the company of domesticated animals, they will grow with you. Only sad part is if all goes according to your plan those buddies won't make the entire trip with you... but they'll make up for the grieving you'll endure with the impact they had during their life. Love and respect all people and creatures. We share this world.
I had a german shepherd for 10 years she lived outside roamed around the yard loved to play ball and was mostly kind to people we knew except strangers she was always aware and warned of someone suspicious passing by... shes no longer here but a friend has dobermans for sale i might get one
Thanks for sharing this. I previously had a standard schnauzer and she past away. I have always loved the doberman based on those my friends owned. This brings a little more light into the breed I need. Thanks ever so much! Stay safe!
I'm glad you liked it. I really love sharing my experiences with our Dobie
Hi Joey. I'm subscribed to your channel and love your videos. I also have a Dobie. Her name is Talia and she is a year and a half old. She is my medical alert and mobility service dog. She is an incredibly wonderful service dog and is my life line and is my best friend. Dobies are not one of the "Fab Four" (the preferred breeds) for service dog work but you couldn't ask for a smarter, better, more loving, devoted partner. She is perfect in every way. Thank you for continuing to share you and your dog's story.❤
Thank the lord! thank you for educating people, do not leave your dobermans outside! they are not an elements dog lol. And they need to be around you!. Thank you Joey Ferris!
Dobermans Rule. The best.
You have a beautiful Doberman! Great video!
You have a great dog! I have a 95lb adopted Doberman and she is exactly as you describe. Doesn’t like some people, hates rain, and doesn’t like being seen doing her business. She’s a senior citizen dog but still needs lots of exercise. Before I respected her strength she tabogganed my through several snow drifts and over ice but now we have her mostly under control. Let’s just say you must always be alert with this type of dog.
Had dogs all my life mostly labs, Had my doberman 3 yrs now and shes the most beautiful intelligent utter pain in the ass dog iv ever had and i wouldnt change her. But as you said rightly you have to respect them ,they are big fast and very powerful and those front paws are lethal lol
marko smedley mine takes my stuff, like shirts and jeans to sleep on. She also covets my food (I can tell because she uses that laser like dobie-vision on me when I'm eating). She, too, is a pain.
"Dobie-vision" oh i like that and so true
Buster was a dark red..mahogany..with amber eyes. He had a way of looking at you that made you want to cry. He was such a pain in the ass..I was forever sweeping up his muddy paw tracks. He would go out and play in the full ditches or take a swim in the pond and want to jump on my bed and take a nap...yes he was a huge pain in the ass..and I will miss him all of my life. He was funny, gorgeous, smart, loving, sensitive , loyal, and the best dog ever..he was smarter then some people I know. He was not the easiest dog to live with for two old folks..but we will miss him always.
Neighbors kid tried to throw a fake punch....My Dobbie bit his arm...97 pounds...he pulled on the leash and chased em until he brought em to the ground...These dogs are loyal and are willing to take a bullet for their family.
Oh gosh is the kid okay??
Thanks so much for this video... I just got my pup and am so excited for what’s to come. Really appreciate showing and educating us 😉
We are learning too. I hope we help
You seem like a very nice person. :) You and your dog really have a wonderful relationship. Thanks for the vid!
I'm five minutes into this and laughing my ass off. First, he expected to keep a short haired dog outside in the cold, let alone isolated on the other side of the barn/storage building. Second, he is in his pajamas. Third, the dog gave his girlfriend brain damage. I can't wait to see what he has to say next!
Finished. I really like how smart the dog is and I really liked how he stayed outside until you gave hime the command to come inside. I agree with the other commenter that the dog shouldn't be nipping people in the butt. I can understand a dog retaliating when a person won't leave them alone but to go after a person when they aren't doing anything wrong isn't acceptable. Thank you for the video, though. It was enjoyable to watch.
He does not know much about dogs at all, let alone diagnosing someones head trauma.
Nikki F. I don't understand these people who get a dog to keep it outside. A dog is a member of the family, if he dosen' t like the cold get him a dog coat, he don't have a thick layer of hair to keep him warm.
He is her dog. Rescued from a man who could no longer care for him. He had bad habits, we knew nothing other than he needed help. He is 4ys old now and much better behaved.
Nikki F. Sfb
Omg so many know it all's in the comments. SMH
Your dog is a beautiful specimen and you can tell he loves you big time.
sorry to hear about your lady, hope she is doing better. beautiful dog!
No dog wants to live alone in the elements outside. They're social animals and need to be with their pack, even if everyone in their pack walks on two legs. He'd probably be OK if you lived in the kennel with him but certainly not alone, tain't natural.
MmeDefarge (Expose NYC Meth Labs) some dog breeds are more okay with being on their own than others, some even prefer it kinda.
but Dobermanns usually seek the attention of a family, entertainment, company more than (some) other breeds.
so he kinda got a point there
Am an old fart that has owned many dogs through the years and there is but two or three that realy stood out, one being a Dobie my granddaughter named Foof
I honestly believe all dogs go to heaven while most humans go to hell.
The reason I think that way comes from observation of life, one where a dog will love you through hell and high water and most humans are so busy loving themselves they are about as trustworthy as a pit viper on a warm day.
Not one dog companion now gone has left a bitter memory, and I wish like hell I could say same about humans I've read about, and known.
Foot holds a high place in those memories, a Dobie that always let you know he loved not just you but life itself.
All dogs are only reflections of those alphas who "Own Them", not as companions but more on Master Slave level, and Dobies are no different.
There is a world of differences between tricks and just playtime antics, tricks can sometimes demean a dog, make them clowns, but becoming a companion means each treating other with respect.
A Dobie is a Dobie, their own traits, not a damn dress up doll poodle or as toys for children from 10 to 90 years old, give them respect and love, forgive their quirky nature and they will forgive yours.
Yes my dogs left many holes in my heart but I think I would of had a hard heart without them.
A hug has a special, could say spiritual, property if given through love, so hug that Dobie now and then, they know what it means.
Beautifully said
Loved this. I had a Doberman when I was little...We lost him to an illness. Not to sound corny but there's still a hole in my heart where he used to be.
I love dobermans. I have had several in my life and have deeply loved them. They are very loyal, loving and family oriented. Super smart and easily trained with love. They are eager to please. They run like the wind!!! Such beautiful wonderful creatures! I took mine with me everywhere I could!
Doberman owners - does this breed have a thing for parking their butts
on top of your feet when you are sitting? It's just something I noticed
in the three I've met.
Absolutely!! I'm 16 and so far my family has had 3 dobes, all loving to sit on us
defs, ours does too. they call them velcro dobes because they love to touch and be around you all the time
4 Dobermans make my family and they Own me , and yes they love to be very , very close to you . They are not called Velcro Dogs for nothing
Yes, they do that all the time. I had a black one and a red one, both always seem to purposely love plopping their butt on me.
Just a dog thing in general. Dogs like to touch when they lay down.
can I ask why you'd get a animal who was meant to live in a pack and try to keep it outside all the time? they need to be with the pack and for an owned dog the pack is the family they live with.
Karen Siemsen He was given to us by an owner who could no longer care for him. We learned quickly these facts.
What does it matter, he learned and fixed . Why do people always want to question everything.
Thank-you for this video. It was great. Im getting a doberman soon so it was good to know about all of this.
This video is really helpful. And your channel is amazing. Thank you! I’m getting a Doberman after 3 days!😍💖🔥
Did you really not know that a Doberman would be uncomfortable in the snow? Smh.
A friend showed up at my home with him. He was about 1 year old and we had no idea about the needs of a doberman. My friend said he could no longer care for him so we agreed to take him. It was summer and I wasnt thrilled about the idea of a large dog in the house. I made this video so others could learn things that we learned the hard way.
I learned to trust my dog, if my doberman doesn't like you, you WILL NOT be in my home. If a dog doesn't like someone there's a reason for that. They have great senses. My last doberman didn't like one certain individual and I later found out he was in my home to "spy" on me by police. Before I get all the stupid crap, they DID NOT find what they thought they were going to find. I wasn't dealing drugs. I just had strippers around and the police figured I was dealing but like I said, I wasn't dealing any drugs. The point is, my dog knew that individual was there to do me harm and she HATED him. He was the only person she hated like that and I found out why later. I now trust my dog implicitly.
Tim Smith Doesn't look like he's uncomfortable....looks like he's having fun galavanting around!!😂
Tim smith correction dobermans are very sensitive in cold weather they prefer the warm weather because they have small coats
You can't go wrong with the breed
Excellent video....I strongly believe the Doberman was never intended to be a permanent outdoor dog. My little lady ,loves to go out and play ,
She loves the journeys through our mountains and of course we will take her to public places as well. I cant express enough the loyalty,the love and dedication they have for their family. Their intelligence level is OFF the chart. Here name is Nikita, or princess..lol ,she is only 4 months ,but ppl I tell say "no way" because she looks more like a 6 month old. She just comes from a big bone family, she will be pretty intimidating as she gets older. We have been working the basic training steps with her, my question is knowing ,as I do, she's going to be big when should I get into the deeper training , like her walking on a leash with me ? Instead of her dragging me around like a wet cloth??? Yes even at this point I'm not enough to "pull weight" on her , I literally need an hope for a tree to grab ,to stop us and try and get us back in step,needless to say it leaves the needed long walks for hubby which works 14 hrs a day. I personally hate missing those walks with them. For him she is in step, I don't know if its because she knows I don't have the strength or size to stop her or I don't have that serious tone needed. If she feels my panicky feelings or what.. but a leash walk is one thing we cant do. We can play in the fenced yard, its just. Not the same..I wanna walk her threw the park and show what a beautiful animal she is..SO.....ANY SUGGESTIONS?????
She would be too young at the age she is for one the moment but can be used from 6months on, and that is a prong/pinch collar. They look a little nasty but are truly not. Do some open minded research on them and you will find they are much safer than a check/choker collar for training. They still need to be used appropriately like any training tool. Do a search for solid k9 training he has some good videos.
Ditto on the prong collar for sure. She's definitely picking up on and taking advantage of your weakness. It's only going to get worse if you let it slide, and it's important to start young. Do some research to make sure you understand how the prong works and how to size it. It's very safe and highly effective when used properly. The biggest mistake people make is setting it too loose so that it sits at the bottom of the neck. It should be snug enough to sit right at the top of the neck behind the head, without digging in, so that a quick snap on the leash is all you need to do for a correction. This is the quickest way to leash train any dog that I've found!
Hey, please don't use a prong collar, there's absolutely no need for it. Training your dog through pain is still abusive because your hurting them, look up a halti collar instead. If the dog wants to pull it can't because it's too awkward for them to do so.
stinky6424 A Halti collar can actually be really uncomfortable for some short hair dogs. I used it on my Weimaraner and it would cause irritation bad enough to start scabbing and bleeding. I asked my vet and multiple trainers about it, and we couldn't come up with a solution. Besides that, it wasn't really that effective in making a permanent change in my very stubborn dog's leash behavior. Really stubborn dogs learn it's awkward to pull with a Halti, but choose to do so anyway sometimes. Dobermans, in my experience, are one of these really stubborn breeds. All a Halti does is discourage the behavior, not eradicate it completely. I tried the front-leashed harnesses and every other "friendly" leash tool but nothing is as safe or effective as the prong collar. A prong collar doesn't cause any pain when used properly. The key in that is making sure you're using it right. It should fit snugly so that it doesn't slide down to the base of the neck, but not dig into the skin. When the dog jumps ahead or whatever, you apply a quick correction, just a quick and LIGHT tug on the leash. For the dog, this feels very similar to the corrective bite of their mothers when they were puppies and wandering from the group. Unless making a correction, the leash should be slack at all times and no pressure on the neck. The prongs do feel like teeth which is why it's so effective, but I promise you it's not painful. Leash training with the Halti collar was very stressful for both me and my dog. Literally the second I made the first correction with the prong collar, my dog was like "ok, I guess I gotta follow the rules now". It's very obvious to her now what I want her to do and I was able to actually leash train her and quickly. Whatever you want to use with your dog is your decision, but the prong collar is an excellent choice. But do stay away from choke collars. Even in the hands of professionals, they are very dangerous. I would consider choke collars most likely abusive in untrained hands.
Thanks for the reply, I guess I've only ever seen the horror stories with prong collar use. The first things you see when you google one are of damage done to dogs necks. I also only saw the halti collar being used on smaller dogs, with bigger dogs its understandable that they could even over power that.
Such a Beautiful Breed!
His dog is beautiful, that mix of red and black is incredible
Is it bad if you let your dobie sleep in the bed with you instead of their kennel?
Snape Snape Severus Snape No it's not.
I live in a small apartament will a Doberman be a good pet or will it stress out
No more than you would keep an elite athlete in an area without an outlet. Mine has 2 acres to run and runs every inch for an hour every morning and evening. plus they need a lot of mental challenges and play with their human to be happy. I would be concerned that this type of dog would get stressed and become distructive living in a confined area.. They are velcro dogs. They need your time, energy and space along with lots of socializing with other dogs and humans..
+The Jake as long as you excersise him every day in a park outdoors I think it would be fine.
I had a Weimaraner in a small apartment and it would be very similar. They are very active dogs but it's definitely doable IF you're willing to do a lot of work. I would walk my Weim every morning before work and take her to the park to play fetch and run for at least an hour after work, and on weekends we would go hiking or do other things outdoors. She never ran out of energy but she never destroyed anything either, and being a Velcro dog she was just happy as long as she was near me. Still, when we moved into a house on an acre of property in the country, she was SO much happier. The other important thing to remember is that being such smart dogs, mental stimulation is just as important as physical stimulation. Dobermans are geniuses and will learn new things very easily. Keep them occupied and they'll stay out of trouble, otherwise they will entertain themselves (like with your shoes) Training is not only easy but a valuable bonding exercise, and you'll have neat party tricks to show off to your friends :)
The Jake they need tons of exercise. Or you both will be miserable
Just like people, they all have different personalities. I have one that was my service dog for 14 yrs and needed more mental exercise to be happy, like learning new tricks. My current Doberman prefers to lay around and just be with with her people.
What an amazing review! ! Thank you
Dobermans are amazing, love them
dude all big dogs are this way not just the dobie you need to understand that i have a staffy and she is the same way dogs will let you know who they like or dont like
Pure bred staffies are medium sized dogs.
Nicolas Soto Staffordshire Bull Terrier (aka Staff or Staffy), it's a British breed of dog
Nicolas Soto it's another word for pitbull
Dobermans are a very unique breed.
shannon boyle lol no it's not.
If you want a dog to sit in your yard 24/7, please get a statue instead
Mini Pinschers are crazy lmao. Lots of attention, super stubborn at times, super smart, etc.
Great vid...I miss mine these days...He was very similar to yours but had natural floppy ears...Thanks for uploading...