Doberdane

He is very friendly and loving, but can be stubborn loves to meet new people

He is the first one we've had and we love him....

So far he is the sweetest puppy. I have found him easier then our pure bred dobie and our Weimaraner. He is extremely smart and absolutely stunning to look at. The cat is still unsure about him and our smaller dog is a bit afraid. I’m hoping they all get along eventually.

10/10 experience would hang out with again🍝

These 2 are without a doubt the easiest and best puppies I have ever had. The male has already proven to be an affective watch dog. He does not have a puppy bark, lets just say that. They love to cuddle with the kids.

Opal, who is merle in color, is a quick learner and very affectionate with family. She wants to be with someone all the time--no where is private--but is somewhat reserved with strangers and acquaintances. While she is a bed hog, she has learned what the word "scoot" means and will move over so I can get in bed. My six cats are not her best friends, but she is learning not to chase or hold and lick them. My elderly beagle and she have established a good relationship, but occasionally Opal is a bit too boisterous and Bella moves under the table for a bit of peace. Opal quickly learned to respect the wireless fence and has never left the yard unless walking on a lead. All in all, she has been a great addition to our family.

Bailey was a rescued animal from a previous owner that had no business owning a dog. He originally required a great deal of trust building and training to temper his violent tendencies. This all happened in his first year of life. By the time he was 2 years old he was transformed into the most loyal, obedient, and trusted companion. His aggression was under control and he was became a much love member of the neighborhood. Even the elderly lady next door would make biscuits for him and he would visit her daily to check on her. Bailey's intelligence was beyond anything I've ever encountered before. Besides learning the basic commands such as sit, stay, leave that alone, etc... He demonstrated mechanical understanding as well. He figured out how to turn door knobs and open doors as well as operate the latches on gates, to the dismay and horror of many a jogger. Fortunately, his intentions where always to join in play and not to harm. Bailey lived to be a little over 6 years old when cancer suddenly took over and ravaged his body. I was told that it was a highly unusual and possibly a delayed reaction from something he was exposed to before I took ownership of him as a 6 month old. It has been 15 years and I have not yet chosen another dog as a companion. If I did, I would definitely seek out a Doberdane. Unintentional crossbreeds occasionally happen and when this happens it is possible to get one of the pups for a minimal price. These dogs are a bargain at any price.

He was a great dog. We just recently lost him at the age of 13. Very playful and very loyal to us. We loved him so much.

He’s And extremely affectionate puppy and his favorite past time is snuggling and riding around in the car with me from day to day. He loves play time with his bloodline on the property. He’s a quick learner and while try’s to play with my two cats, is gentle enough. They all sleep together.

He is my favorite friend. First off . I have PTSD im Disabled combat Iraq veteran so he is great help .

Greatest dog I ever got, super, friendly and easy to clean. Best decision I ever had.

His fun,aggressive and loyal

Scooby is passed on. We got him at 1-1/2 years old, he was shy, nervous and snappy after being in a caged shelter for many months. We had an older std poodle at home whom he loved right away. He wanted to be a one person dog, but I made sure he was socialized and he became quite popular in the neighborhood with many people, and even some dogs. He was instinctively smart, he understood pointing, hand gestures and head nods better than my poodle. He could open doors, but never stole food from table, was never destructive. He wanted to please and be nearby more than anything. He always wanted to come home after an outing, he was so sweet. Sadly, he had a bad leg when I adopted him. It was unknown why his knee could not bend, if he was born that way or injured, but it degraded his hip to the point that he needed amputation, but they advised against that because of his size. We only had him for four and a half years, but he was awesome and beautiful and one of a kind.

We just got Chase on Monday and are still getting to know him but so far he has been very gentle although a bit timid. He was scared by our almost 3 year old cat Squeak the first day not to mention scared by someone taking off or putting on his collar. He is slowly coming out of his shell and has decided that I am his safe person although he was supposed to be my husband's dog.

We had 16 doberdanes 11 survived. The mother died due to major coyotes bites and infection. Bottle feeding all my babies until they are ready for a new home.

We have the mam Doberman ruby and the dad Great Dane duke they had 8 doberdane puppies however the mother got very sick and we had to hand rare all Of them 4 died unfortunately but the other 4 are perfectly healthy we kept Apollo and the house other 3 went to amazing homes he loves sucking his blanket that he had when he was born and giving me hugs he gets in with our 3 other dogs he is perfect and extremely athletic never tired I recommend if u love walking and want a loving companion !

Extreme cases of separation anxiety

He is amazing one of the best dogs I've ever had. Definitely keeps me laughing