r/Doberman

My Doberman,is a very timid and cowardly is this a sign of previous abuse because I’ve hear they are very protective an he is absolutely not he cowers In fear with loud noises an doesn’t get protective any ideas how to fix this
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My Doberman,is a very timid and cowardly is this a sign of previous abuse because I’ve hear they are very protective an he is absolutely not he cowers In fear with loud noises an doesn’t get protective any ideas how to fix this

u/PartyDingo5928 — 2 days ago

Eating everything!

My dobie is almost a year and has chewed thrown every couch cover and blanket left available to her. Does she have pics? Is she just bored? Will she grow out of this? We have 2 other dogs she plays with when we are at work. I hate to crate her as i did her first few months. She does not eat socks or other items, although she pulls the covering off any balls that have soft covering (we stopped getting those). We don't have soft or stuffed toys. Only rubber now. Any ideas for me? Thanks.

u/Dog4Whisperer — 1 day ago
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Showing my baby off and asking for advice

I don't have a better picture as she's never still.

I have a question. When do puppies start being aware of hygiene? She kinda steps on her pee and stinks little after a shower even though I clean her paws.

u/Persephone002 — 3 days ago
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Daisy Then & Now

My sweet girl at 15 weeks vs 10 months

u/GreenTea2897 — 5 days ago

Should we train our doberman ourselves or hire a trainer?

We’re planning to adopt a male Doberman puppy and we’re unsure about training. Is it better to work with a professional trainer, or train him ourselves so he bonds more with us?

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u/SWALLOW009 — 5 days ago