Do Dobermans need a friend?
Yes, in general Dobermans are friendly and gentle dogs. A well trained and socialized Doberman will get along with most dogs including other Dobermans. Sometimes male Dobermans may not do well with other male Dobermans or dogs. It is a natural instinct for a male Doberman to want to assert dominance with another male.
Do Dobermans not recognize their owners?
No, Dobermans do not turn on their owners. They are the only breed ever created for the personal protection of their owners and are extremely loyal. They are not known for sudden acts of aggression towards their masters. Doberman Pinschers are a naturally protective breed.
Are Dobermans friendly with strangers?
Dobermans are well-known to exhibit aggressive tendencies towards other canines and strangers, though they are good-natured and very loyal toward their owners.
Can a Doberman get along with other Dobermans?
It is by no means a comprehensive list and there are many other breeds that are compatible with a Doberman. Yes, in general Dobermans are friendly and gentle dogs. A well trained and socialized Doberman will get along with most dogs including other Dobermans. Sometimes male Dobermans may not do well with other male Dobermans or dogs.
Can a Doberman Pinscher turn on its owner?
Doberman Pinschers are a naturally protective breed. They are no more prone to turn on their masters than any dog originally bred as a guard dog. John T. Brueggeman of the Doberman Pinscher Club of America states they are more loyal and trustworthy to their owners than most other breeds (source).
Why are Dobermans more likely to harm their owners?
Dogs who behave like this are far more likely to protect their owners than harm them. Protective – These are highly protective dogs. Dogs that have the natural instincts to be protective of their “pack” (or family) as the Doberman does are less likely to harm their owners.
Is it possible for a Doberman to bite someone?
When Dobermans are properly trained and socialized, the chances of anyone getting bitten is really quite slim. However, these are situations where a bite could occur. You’ll note that many of these are triggers for most dog breeds and are not specific to just Dobermans.