What everyone fears most when choosing a Doberman is health problems and whether it is a purebred. The Doberman is also used as a working dog. Its IQ ranks fifth among dog IQ rankings. When buying a Doberman, Here’s what you need to know before getting a Pinscher.

Back: includes waist. Stretchy and powerfully developed. The distance between the neck and the buttocks should not be too long. The front of the back must be of sufficient length and height, clearly visible relative to the entire back of the Doberman Pinscher, and should gradually slope along the topline from front to back without interrupting it. The waist must be broad and muscular. The female Doberman's buttocks affect the formation of the placenta, so short sloping buttocks or straight rump are not ideal. The hips are long and only slightly sloping down (approximately 23 degrees). Tail: The tail should be plump with hair, curved outward and drooping like a knife. When resting, it maintains a gentle arc-shaped droop, but when excited or exercising, it becomes obviously arch-like and slightly lifted upwards. However, it must not be raised above the horizontal line, and the tail should not be straightened or rolled up on the back. Artificially shortening or changing the tail's shape is not allowed by the rules.

The Doberman Pinscher’s gait is a trot. His body structure determines that he can do his job well. General impression: The gait is beyond imagination, elastic, very relaxed, smooth and rhythmic, with very long strides and very low frequency. When pacing, the stride length is large because the stride lengths of the forelimbs and hind limbs are very large. When trotting, the stride length of the front and rear limbs is not that large, but the overall stride length is still quite large, and the movement is powerful but easy. Because the movements are coordinated and balanced, the gait is stable, like a well-oiled machine. The feet are very close to the ground whether they are extending forward or pushing back. In order to achieve the ideal gait of this breed, very well developed muscles and strong ligaments are required. The driving force of the hindquarters, through the back, delivers strong power (slightly upward) to the entire body and propels the body forward. The pet dog (hind limbs) stretches a long distance under the body, steps on the footprints left by the front paws, the hind paws grip the ground tightly, and the hock joints, hind stifle joints, and the upper part of the thigh begin to move, and push back. Until the movement of the hind limbs is completed, the hind feet are always close to the ground and move smoothly. An overextended hind limb will cause one hind paw to fall outside the footprint of the front paw and the other rear paw to fall inside the footprint of the front paw. Such movement is not a fault unless the dog deviates from the correct walking straight line and moves to one side. diagonally.

The coat color of the Doberman Pinscher can be divided into light gray, black, brown, and yellow. Only black is mixed with other coat colors to form the main coat color tone of the dog. Small white spots on the chest or inside, or very light colors are allowed, but are not ideal for the overall appearance of the dog. The main color of the Doberman Pinscher, in addition to black, is often gray. The color of a puppy's coat can only be determined when the body is fully grown.

The thicker the hair on the upper part of the Doberman, the better. Each hair must be straight and thick. The inside of the ears and the front of the head and feet, feet and toe tips are all short hair. Neck slightly longer, elbow of forefoot, heel of forefootThe hair on the joints is all long, and the hair on the upper part of the hind limbs and buttocks is longer, and the length of the hair is mixed. It varies depending on the dog.

The price of purchasing Doberman Pinscher according to the above method is very scientific, and it can also help everyone buy a healthy dog. This is the most honorable thing for us as owners. I hope everyone can choose Doberman Pinscher scientifically, so that The Doberman Pinscher becomes the best dog, and I hope that a healthy dog ​​can bring you happiness.