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@@Ryan15beast😢😢😢😢😂😂😂❤❤❤

Forreal 😂

I noticed that too. It knew the exact amount of force needed for a good game of tug-o-War

Yeah, they know it's a human puppy

He will only pull just a little bit harder than you, it's a game.. who can go higher.. they are very smart.

It's talking

True ! My Dobie lays on top of her blanket with a big ball of it in her mouth. She growls and kneads the blanket until she falls asleep.

Rotties are the same 😅

My dobbie Coco bean is her name literally talks she will just be laying on the bed and start growling and barking and making all sorts of random sounds so I get it

Not convinced. He wouldn't be around my kid😢

When I was a young boy my dad had one. He got mad at me because I broke his headphones and started yelling. That dog went right up to him and made it clear that I was not to be messed with. I'll never forget that dog.

They’re great, only issue is their size. When they get rowdy they can hurt even adults completely unintentionally just because they’re so strong, but that’s the risk you take with any large dog, and Dobermans are smart enough that they tend to be more aware of their strength than other breeds I’ve dealt with (granted my experience with other dogs is relatively limited).

I saw that too 😂😂😂 he betrayed the dog with a kiss

It amazes me how many people can watch a video of a Doberman and refer to it as a dog and not understand what they just seen. The Doberman wasn’t tricked or betrayed by the baby. Watch the video again. When the baby first touches the toy the Doberman uses both paws to hold it tighter. When the baby gets a better grip the Doberman grabs the toy with his mouth. He playfully growls but he doesn’t use his strength to shake his head and take it from the baby’s hand. The baby then uses both hands and the Doberman growls a little louder so the baby offered a kiss to show there was so ill will. The Doberman freely chose to let go of the toy to return the bonding gesture. Dobermans are not vain, selfish or stupid. What I saw was a display of 140 years of genetic breeding. Apparently what you saw was a baby that doesn’t have a vocabulary yet with corrupt values. That’s pretty messed up!

@@rwfrench66GenXchill, your being extra for no reason. I’m sure your fun at parties.

@@Madenthewestbeing extra what? Did you drop your vape pen before you could finish your thought?

@@rwfrench66GenXwhat’s going on? I couldn’t read the entire thing sorry

My boy was the same way. He never was aggressive with us or anyone.. I taught him from 8wks old to be nice with food/bones an I could leave food in room with him an he wouldn't touch it.

Big ol chocolate bars

Yes they are . I grew up with one her name was Heidi and mom and Dad got her when I was 2 and we grew up played together until I was 19 she died when I was in Basic training her death hit me like a brick wall and today I still think of her

Ist all about how you teach them !

If they are trained and socialized the right way, I suppose they can be okay. I'm afraid of them, though.

As long as you train em right but that goes for every dog

​@@Goultardtheiopgodthere's always that one who has to say stuff like that 😭🤣

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@shaina2323yeah, but he is not wrong, especially with dogs like dobermann‘s! A lot of people with no experience buy breeds who are more difficult to handle just because „they like how they look“… and that’s exactly why this dogs often have a bad reputation! 😪 There are breeds who are beginner friendly and breeds who needs more experience and work and breeds who are really difficult to handle! Every breed could be bad trained or be aggressive if they are bad treated or trained, but with some breeds this happens faster and easier than with others.. A dobermann is not the easiest breed and not a beginner friendly dog. You need time and experience! But if you train them well, they are such sweethearts who don’t want to harm anyone! But if you don’t get them a lot of attention and don’t train them well, it’s really easy to get an aggressive, dominant dog, that is especially because of their extreme intelligence because they test their limits often and there is a point where they test what their rank is in the pack and if you miss that because of your lack in experience with dogs, they think they’re the „alpha“ and that’s what mostly happens with people who have an „agressive“ dog! It’s ALLWAYS the peoples fault! For beginners who have no experience with dogs it’s much better if they buy a golden retriever or a labrador for example! But overall dobermann‘s are extremely misunderstood! It’s the same with pitbulls for example! They’re normally totally kind and sweet dog breeds who wants to cuddle and play all day! 🥰

I've had 3. 1 female and 2 males. All rescues. Our last one left us due to heart issues. 125 lb with natural ears. He was red and nobody believed he was a dobbie. All of our dobbies were as gentle as lambs with our children and grandchildren. Most intelligent and patient and loving dogs ever.

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Please avoid the word "kid", it literally means goatoffspring, satanists worship the goat, it's a satanic psyop referring to GOAT of Mendes or BAPHOMET. Humans have CHILDREN. It's all about (mockery of) Scripture. Matthew 25:31-46: "But when the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then he will sit on the throne of his glory. Before him all the nations will be gathered, and he will separate them one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the GOATS. ----------- Wouldn' t it be more logic if followers of Jesus Christ called their children LAMBS!? Updated with additional info!: The first use in the English language for “kid” as an identifier of a child is - “It was considered informal English by the mid-19th century and is now in common use. The kids' referred to when the word first referred to children were sold by criminals to sea captains who took them to British colonies as labourers or slaves. They were also youngsters enlisted by British sailors or soldiers.”