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How to properly care for a Doberman: advice from dog handlers
17.02.2024 19:10
The Doberman is a large, strong breed that loves to be involved in everything its owners do.
Dobermans are loyal and intelligent, making them popular pets, especially because they can adapt well to a variety of family settings.
Exercises for Doberman
Dobermans are very energetic and need plenty of mental and physical exercise to stay happy and healthy. They are eager to learn and need an environment where they will not get bored.
They love nothing more than to play with their owners. If the Doberman gets plenty of exercise, it will help him stop ruining and chewing furniture.
Dobermans require a minimum of two hours of exercise each day to help burn off more of their energy.
It is recommended to spread your dog's exercise throughout the day rather than trying to complete the two-hour quota at one time.
Doberman Care
Dobermans' very short coat only needs to be brushed once a week to keep it in good condition.
They do shed, but not as much as other dogs with longer coats, which is another reason they are popular among dog owners.
Dobermans tend to shed the most in the spring and fall, so you may want to brush their coat more often.
Doberman Nutrition
A Doberman's diet will change depending on their age. They will need to be fed a complete, balanced dog food to keep them slim and healthy.
Your veterinarian can advise you on how much your Doberman should eat. It is usually recommended to split the daily amount into two meals.
If your dog eats treats from time to time, for example for training, you need to take this into account and reduce your dog's daily allowance.
Treats should not make up more than 10% of their daily calorie intake as this can disrupt their diet.
It is necessary to feed the dog at the same time every day, to develop a habit in the Doberman.
Socialization of Dobermans
Many people think that Dobermans are aggressive and cannot be socialized, however, Dobermans form strong bonds with their family and can be protective, so it is important to socialize your dog with a variety of people and dogs from an early age.
As with any breed, a Doberman should never be left alone for more than four hours. Because they become so attached to their owners, you may find that a Doberman is capable of aggression when lonely.
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