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Old 12-22-2005, 10:24 PM
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another doberman quiestion

can some one give me an idea on how dobermens that have been well sosilize are supposed to act

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Old 12-22-2005, 10:26 PM
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Here's a cheap answer: A well trained Doberman should act like any other well trained dog.

Okay, I think you need to elaborate on the question. Act? Act when? To who? In reaction to what?
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yea but what its agreesiveness like and stuff because a well trained golden retreaver will act diffrent then a well trained doby
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ooops didnt read your whole reply
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A well trained dobe can act like any other well trained dog. A lot of dobes that are well trained and socilized are better than a goldden. So really, what Moo is saying as well as everyone after me is going to say is this: It depends on the woenr as well as good breeding. You can have a bad lab as easily as you can have a bad dobe. It depends on you and the breeder.
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oh okay i know what you men
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A well-trained dog is a well-trained dog. I mean, breed plays a bit of part in how you get there, but if I approach a well-trained dog, I expect it to react as by handler's instruction.

But then again, well-trained is a pretty loose term. Well trained to do what?
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okay what i really mean is how protective are they and stuff like that
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There is no such thing as a Dobermen, it is Doberman. And I agree with the others, when well trained they are great dogs. It would depend on the breeding and the owner but if well socialised there would be no reason for it to be aggressive at all.
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i was just wondering because i heard there an agressive dog and doberman okay
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