Notes on raising a Doberman Pinscher:

1. Ensure enough exercise

The Doberman Pinscher was originally a herding dog that liked to exercise, so the family Care should ensure it gets enough exercise. This active dog loves to play and catch game. They are generally very friendly to children and other pets.

2. Do not change owners midway

Dobermans are strong, energetic, cheerful, excited, a little neurotic, keen, arrogant, loyal to their owners, and suspicious of strangers, preferably Do not change the new owner, otherwise it will not be easy to obey the new owner's instructions for a long time.

3. Training from a puppy

Doberman pinscher often barks and should be trained as a puppy so that it can develop the habit of not barking and train it not to scratch household objects with its claws. items, pay attention to hygiene, like to be clean, and defecate regularly.

4. Hygiene and cleanliness

Feed and water must be clean. Tableware such as pet dog food bowls should be cleaned and disinfected in time to prevent disease infections caused by unhygienic food. The feeding temperature should not be higher than the dog's body temperature, otherwise it will burn the oral digestive organs.

5. Feed and mix

Doberman Pinscher’s daily feed must be 250 to 300 grams of meat, with an equal amount of ingredients or biscuits added. Meat and dry ingredients need to be cooked, chopped, and then mixed evenly with a small amount of water before feeding. Drinking water should also be fed 2 to 3 times a day. A small amount of salt can be added to food to increase its flavor.