Posts tagged doberman
How To House Train Your Doberman Pinscher

The task is to teach your Dobie that the only place it is acceptable for him to go potty is outside of the house and that at no time is it acceptable to go inside. In most cases, all it takes is a little hard work for you to bring out the natural instinct in your Dobie to do his business outside of the den-- a skill they would learn in the wild by imitating their mother. One thing to keep in mind is that you should always stay consistent in your training methods and maintain a calm, relaxed demeanor. Your dog will pick up on this and reflect it in his own behavior. Getting Started No matter which training method you decide to use, the first thing you must do is decide where in your yard your pup will be claiming as his private bathroom.

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How to Train Your Doberman to Walk on a Leash

Dobermans are active dogs who require plenty of exercise to stay happy and calm and perform well. If your Doberman is bursting to run when you are trying to leash train her, you will find training much more difficult. Make sure your Doberman is well exercised and calm before beginning leash training.

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Doberman Ear Posting

The Cropping Process

The ears are trimmed and the edges stitched; most vets will then tape the ears to a foam block or cup to keep them erect while the edges heal. After the stitches are removed, the ears must be taped to train them to stand upright.

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Would a Raw Diet Improve Your Dobermans Health

Raw dog food diets are controversial. While some think this is the way dogs were meant to eat before dogs became pets, others think dry dog food is the correct diet for our four-legged fur balls. Let’s dig into raw food diets for dogs more so you can draw your own conclusion about whether this diet live up to the hype.

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How to Crate Train a Doberman Pinscher

Your Dobe needs a place he can call his own– a place where he can retreat and not be bothered by the hustle and bustle of the household, including guests who are eager to spend time with him, and children who are enamored with their new best buddy. Because of this, crate training is in your Dobe's best interest.

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