THE DOBERMAN - FULLY TRAINED PROTECTION DOG
The Doberman is revered as one of the world's most lethal protection dogs, with incredible trainability, intelligence and affection towards his family. Often depicted in movies as evil and fierce, what is the truth about this handsome and strong dog of German origins?
Anneka visits one of the world's most respected protection dog training companies Dogs Protection Worldwide who supply royalty and celebrities the world over with lethal yet loving companions.
Protection Dogs Worldwide: www.protectiondogs.co.uk/
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My Doberman saved me from getting mugged going to an ATM early in the morning like an idiot. they're such fast, strong, and loving dogs.
What exactly happened?
Was he trained ?
DERP was he trained ?
She wasn't trained, but was a super loving rescue dog. The guy snuck up behind us while I was at an ATM, I heard her snarl and a guy say woow okay okay before even I knew what happened.
@@Smalls989 doberman are constantly on the watch thats normal
My aunt adopted a Dobermann lady when I was 7 years old. I loved her to death, she was the sweetest girl and i could easily go with her alone for a walk. She once protected me even from weird men even she wasnt trained or anything, she just felt who was a bad person. She used to sleep in my bed and now Im 31 and to this day I miss her so much.
I am an old man and I still miss my childhood dog.
@@servicarrider I totally can imagine ❤🙏 Those little paws left a huge imprint in our hearts 🐾❤
Get a Doberman
Haha this reminds me of mine, we went a walk at 1am and i was followed by two guys, she gets in-between me and them barking and growling and they ran off. Lovely dogs,
@@JS-ny5du Thats wonderful 😍 Bodyguards with a wet nose ❤
My dream is to have 2 trained Dobermans when I own a house with enough yard space for them I think they’re so amazing
fhxs saaame but I lowkey want 3
Same and so they can also protect my cat from other cats like scare them away cause my cat is kinda small even tho hes 4 years old:3
fhxs this is MY dream! 😄👊
Same 😊
i’ve got two dobermans in a big yard and let me tell u it’s so much fun like they’re really active all the time and want to play but the only thing is that they can accidentally hurt you with their claws or teeth. Other then that they’re so good
My uncle had two european dobbies with some serious pedigree under their paws and both of them had protection training....I was like 10 years old and so afraid of their alien presence that i have never been close to them...But dobbies are super smart and knew i was "family"....Anyway once i was left alone and my uncle ,because he knew i was afraid, locked the dogs...Some time later two wise guys saw a ten year old kid in a fancy house and they thought it was a good idea to enter...Ohhh i almost peed my pants but i realised my best chance was those two dobbies....I went to their fence opened the lock and at that exact moment i was sure they would kill me the moment i released them....They just runned down the yard like muscle cars drifting charging those guys....What followed is something i will never forget in my life,it was so brutal and ferocious.Those dogs were like.."you made the kid scared bro we will rip you apart"..After some serious bitting they formed a circle around me forming the typical seperation..They were trained to do so but its also the velcro instict of them....They became my hero dogs,they were never locked again because we became best friends ...Miss them forever Rocky and Hera.
@Daniel Kähding European dobbies because nowadays there is a distinct difference between them and USA bred dobbies in terms of size and temperament. You could spare yourself from a lot of writing... And my uncle's were born in Holland eitherwise...
Amazing story.
What a story. How bad were the two guys hurt?
@Daniel Kähding same thing, Germany is in Europe.
Omg your story made me emotional ❤️😭
when he first says close and the dog jumps right to his side you can tell that the training is top quality
@Smart Phone Fix lol
Training is top quality? Really? The poor dog has had his testicles removed! How hard it is to train a castrato? This is no reward for someone you depend on! It's better to have a quality Navy Seal who can think, than a Marine who just follows orders like a marionette! You and the others have been fooled by a pretty face!
@@raymonddeflaviis2306 lol its a dog not a navy seal
@@raymonddeflaviis2306 brain small
@FrostyKatKit People can rationalize anything. The truth is, most people don't have the time or energy to train a working dog properly. Unlike females, who get a simple procedure - males are castrated. Sometimes this procedure leads to infection and death. I want my Doberman to have an edge - that comes with testosterone. Does this require more effort with the dog? Yes. If you don't have the time or finances to own a Doberman - don't own one! You don't just take his testicles out of convenience for yourself - and then make up excuses for mutilation. And then, good breeding is essential and everything with Dobermans. I never understood this until I bought a well bred dog. You have to experience this to fully grasp it.
Ask any Doberman owner about their dog and the first thing they're going to mention is the animals amazing level of intelligence.
Yes, to a level where it's kinda creepy, lol. I know mine laugh at me regularly 😁
I had one when I was young. That Doberman was so intelligent, that he picked up on our spelling of things. We didn't even teach him.
Mine used wee pads at 8weeks old taught him in 3 days. Later he learned how to open the door downstairs to the garage on his own. He loves women and kids but hates men. Picked up on German language very very quick!
My mom's doberman, I'd get up to cook a pork chop and somehow he'd know it, probably because I'm likely cooking something he wants, going into the fridge. But he'd sit around for a while sitting still and staring, whether I was in the other room or over the stove. What I wasn't ready for was him nudging me when the pork was sizzling and I couldn't quite hear it yet--almost as if to say, hey you, OUR eventual meal is sure to be ready soon!
Yep , we got a European Doberman. 👍
That dog is so healthy, you can see how shiny and full the coat is :)
for $35,000 I should hope he's eating well and well taken care of =D
@@AngelissimaASMR fr
Raw Diets are good for dogs :)
Except their ears and tail have been cropped which I did think was made illegal in the UK.
@@theressomelovelyfilthdownh4329 why do they have to do that
MY doberman saved me as a kid when a strange man tried to get me on my bike. I was alone on a country road 9 years old and my Rocky jumped his car and showed the teeth , he was a super gentle with me.
HE DEFEND 😈 HE ATTACK 👿 BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY HE'S CUTE AS HECK 😍
It has to be: He attac He protec But most importantly He's cute as heck
He *protecc* He *atacc* but most importantly he's cute as *hecc*
Ikr! ❤️ Love doggos!
Most important He is thiccc
“Incomparably fearless” ...until the brutish vacuum is pulled from the cupboard
I'm pretty sure they take care of training the dogs to be okay with different sounds
@@kyriakosioannou3953 you would like to think so for 35k
@@wingding028 1 dog cost 35k? LOL, you can go to the balkans and buy elite dogs for 1k
😋🤣 big growling machine
@@wingding028 35K and they can't spend more money on their mock car jacking video? haha total inflation
Ok everyone loves Milano and all, but can we just appreciate how good she is as an interviewer?
Aw thankyou 🙏❤️
IKR ❤️
She is wonderfull person
She is the best person for the job
CHRIS TINA IS CUUUUUUUUUUTE!
i like how smart the dog is, he instantly recognized her energy and wasn't paying any attention to her and instead was watching out, and then when they were sitting he was just chilling
And they r the contrary to Huskies. I have 2, when a robbers went into the house, one go hide in the bathroom and the other greeted the robber like he is family.
Lol, even a dobbie can be a coward absent protection training.
o c I laughed out loud at your comment 😂😂😂 that is so funny
A couple of my dobermans have ran and hid from strangers entering our house 🤣 none of my dobes have been trained in protection though.
😂😂🤣😂🤣
@James Ferry exactly
Such a handsome breed
Which one? The one with the bite sleeve?
@@memyself1176 breed, not dog. I was referring to all of them.
@@mikemurphy5898 uuum think he was taking the p lol
@@mikemurphy5898 very handsome, in my opinion Doberman,Pitbull are the best looking dogs
@@zguy-zx6gepitbull?😆 golden retrievers are the best looking
When I was in middle school my dad and I rescued a doberman and we named him Raider. He was the best family dog ever. He was super sweet, loyal, gentle, playful and protective. But even though he was protective he wasn’t mean or aggressive. One day I wanted to walk to my friends house and decided to randomly last second to take Raider with me when that usually didn’t happen. Im a woman and When I was in middle school I was 5’3 and probably like 115lbs. We’re passing this house and a huge pit mix of some kind came sprinting at me, teeth barred and was coming straight for me. Just as it was about to jump to attack my throat or face my boy Raider tackled the dog by the throat and pinned him down until the dog submitted and only then did Raider let him go. It was terrifying and I was really scared Raider was going to get hurt but he really held his own in the fight. I was so thankful I had him with me that day. Had I not had him with me I could have been mauled or maybe even killed. I was completely defenseless against a dog like that. Once the dog ran off Raider went back to his sweet self and was sniffing me everywhere and licking my hands and face. I think it was his way of checking if I was ok. We went straight home and I told my dad what happened in tears. My dad was so happy Raider protected his only daughter that he grilled up a big juicy steak for him as a reward. After that Raider and I had an even tighter bond. I always felt safe when I’d take him on walks after that and he took his job as protector very seriously but like I said not aggressive. He wasn’t trained either. He just naturally fell into the role and knew what he needed to do. He was so smart. I miss him so much. He unfortunately got pretty bad bone cancer and had to be put to sleep 😢 I would love to have another doberman someday. They’re incredible dogs.
Yo Jess, I live in a Countryside Freshwater fishing community but I'm looking for a Protective Companion Dog (that would be happy living in semi cramped living space: fishing cabin &the normal lakefront property type fenced yard that goes with it, I do some produce farming& I go for rides on my 3 wheel Bicycle when weather permits)& was wondering if you would recommend a Doberman Pincher as the type of Dog for the Job?
@@jameswalton6551 yes but they can be destructive when they don’t have enough mental stimulation or exercise. As much as Raider was an amazing dog my dad didn’t take that into consideration when we adopted him and our house/back yard wasn’t all that big and he ended up almost chewing off an entire leg of our kitchen table. If you take the dog out a lot and give it plenty to do it should be good. I would not get one though if you don’t plan on taking it out for plenty of exercise or whatever with your home being so small.
Thanks for your reply& the reason I put the part of Me taking care of our personal use produce farm is because the Dog would get to be outside with Me during that time & also I do Fish when weather conditions are right+ the thing about Me going for bike ride on my 3 wheel Bicycle in the neighborhood weather permitting is because I did have a Rat Terrier Giant that had high energy levels Wich turned out that with his leash attached to the bicycle & him having a harness (He sorta behave like a sled Dog) would make him going along on the bicycle ride a great way to run off a ton of his energy thus I would use the same method with the new Dog.
I am sorry for your loss.Raider was a one of a kind dog and he will be missed dearly.
When i was a 7yr old boy we had neighbors who lived a block from us. They had a doberman named Dutchess. She was the most feard dog in our neighborhood. We couldn't even ride our bikes unless Dutchess was chained up. Then one day I was at their home and I found out how affectionate she was. She really was sweet to me. I no longer feared her after that. A year later the family moved.
When I was a little kid like 5 or 6 years old on of my neighbors had a European Doberman. When all the kids would gather to play the owner's daughter who was our age use to let him out of the yard. It would run around with us for hours and was never once aggressive. Unfortunately it got hit by a car and had to be put down. That was a real sad day for the kids on the block.
When I was a dog walker I had a dobie customer named Flash. She was a total love bug, but people who saw us coming always crossed the street. They didn't know what they were missing. 💕 💕
I had a Doberman, a beautiful and loving friendly dog. It would cry at the window to be let out to play with the kids in the street. When I took it to town people would scatter, because of this my next dogs were a Border Collie and a Golden Retriever. The Doberman was an excellent guard dog ( I'm surprised that the Golden Retriever also guards the house very well ).
Chris Needham I had a dobie/German shepherd mix who was a sweetie. It was her "sister", a Golden retriever/Aussie shepherd mix who would attack people who got too close to me. She fended off a thief who broke into my van to steal some stuff while I was away from it once. The thief hadn't closed the passenger door all the way, which was how I knew the van had been broken into.
I’ve had people cross the street!!! I’ve also had little old lady’s come up and stroke my boy!!!!
paul taylor 😊
I like Potatoes I knew a German sheperd/St Bernard mix who was taller than me when she stood up and put her paws on my shoulders. 😁
There are things I love about Germany: cars, bread, cheese, chocolate and mostly dog breeds
cheese and chocolate is more of a Swiss thing then it is German I would say
And their war tactics
Don't forget sense of style ;)
Lol cars... Everything else i agree But cars... Lol Now if they would just breed their cars like they do with their dogs
Pough Keepsie you forqot about Rammstein 😞
My Dad's Doberman ran off 5 muggers when he lived in Flint. Also chased a car jacker out of his car when the jacker jumped in with a pistol and looked backed and saw his Doberman smilling at him. I will note, his Doberman was professionally trained as a protection dog. My absolute favorite breed. I trained mine in German.
Highly intelligent, and very easy to train. Many years ago, we got a Doberman mix puppy to add to our other two dogs. I was training the other dogs to sit, stay, heel. The Doberman mix pup joined right in on her own, following commands and doing better than the two older dogs. Brilliant.
That dude with the bite sleeve looks like he’s done with life😂😂
Plot twist, dude with bite sleeve lost his right arm a few years back to a Dobie ... this is his treatment program :)
I assume the helper is showing that really low energy and neutrality to help the dog understand that targets won't always be displaying outright aggression. In really early stages of training you would see a much greater amount of activity from the helper to develop the dogs desire and stimulate drive.
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He is attack by a dogs hundreds time a day. Plus he looks like on hangover. I bet, he would like to swap, and tell dog to attack the guy with a leed :D
I'm sure he peed his pants multiple times that day, Imagine his first day on the job😂😂😂 doubt that guy slept for weeks
10:25 my heart just melted
Yes he was an adorable dog 😍
When the Doberman wasn't listening to the final command (when Anneka was saying "out"), it just tells me how loyal the Doberman is to his owner!! Loyalty and Intelligence are what I look for in a dog and to see a Doberman fully trained as shown in the video shows how amazing they're.
I have a 1 year old fearless male Doberman. Absolutely the best watch dog I’ve ever owned. He’s super alert and loyal. He can hear better than any breed I’ve owned. He hears a rabbit on the front lawn from inside the house. I’ve owned German Shepherds, Heeler, Pit Bull and a few mutts. And although they were great watch dogs, my Doberman is on another level. What amazes me is how goofy and sweet he is but how psycho he gets when he is ready to guard and protect. He turns into a beast. Is anyone else’s Dobie like this?
I love Dobermans, you can see soul behind their eyes.
I see soul in every dog 😅
@@WorldEater-XII You are right, of course. They are souls with spirit. Love you for saying that.
So true, just lost my dobie girl after 8:1/2 years. Their stare penetrates your body. They can read your body language, tone of voice extremely well.
no
And they see your soul. When it happens, it clicks. Magical. You never experience anything like this again
When I was a young Engineer in the early 80's I owned a very expensive Doberman (World Champion Warlock blood line out of Cuba/Miami). He had been highly trained and was about 18 months old but the owner had to get rid of him so he basically gave him to me (he charged me $600 and the dog was easily worth ten times that) after vetting me. I just used him as my pet and buddy but I was a triathlete at the time so he got plenty of exercise along the way. He was the greatest dog I ever owned. When I used to wash him it always drew a crowd; I would tell him Attention and he would lock up and I would hose him down like a car and he wouldn't move a muscle. He got in a running fight with a gator in my backyard and gave as good as he got and once ate 2 lbs. of chocolate Christmas kisses (in the foil) and never missed a beat (I did find red, green and silver aluminum in the back yard for days). He was also quite the character; every morning he would wake me up by putting his nose like one inch from mine and then slightly bumping me and then move back while snapping his jaws...SNAP SNAP SNAP. Once (during a Super Bowl party) I was laying on the floor watching the game and he was at my feet doing his Snapping thing while chomping on a tennis ball and my big toe got in the middle and Whack, his teeth went right thru it, nail and all, like a knife through warm butter...I was bleeding like a slit pig, lol...he hadn't even noticed he chomped my toe. The first night I got him, after walking him and having some introduction time, I put him in the house and a buddy and me went to the greyhound races. Later that night when we returned Brentley (I named him after a grade school buddy) was lighting us up through the door windows when we tried to get in...I finally just walked in and he was in full protect mode but I just stayed calm and he eventually came over and understood we were his friends. BUT, he had taken every seat cushion off my living room furniture and chewed the insides out...my living room looked like it had snowed. I fully understood what had happened so I didn't discipline him, just rolled with it...as I said above he turned out to be the greatest dog I ever owned. One other funny story, there was a loud mouth teen boy that lived just around my corner that I did not even know but for some reason he didn't like me (I think he had a thing for my wife, but all these years later still not sure what his problem was), I used to run a lot and when I'd run by his house, sometimes with my dog, he always had some smartass comment, I really did not care but I did note he held animosity for me for some reason...anyway one night I had Brentley off leash and we were standing in front of my house and this kid comes walking over to say something to me and though I was also a very fit U.S. Marine vet and could have handled him myself I finally decided I had enough and would have some fun, so when he approached me and Brentley I asked him to stand back and he made some smart ass comment so I gave Brentley the Watch him command. Brently immediately went in to full protect mode and started aggressively growling and circling the kid...the idiot almost peed his pants and after I said so what no smart ass comment this time? He just turned and walked away...never saw the kid again.
Steve Fowler Love this story! What a Great companion!
Thoroughly enjoyed reading your story mate, you were very lucky to own such a good boy 💖
I have never seen such a long comment....xD
This comment made my day! Some of the soldiers I help like reading this lol.
i hope i’m lucky enough to own a dog as perfect as that in my lifetime. Good boy Brentley
Beautiful beasts, I've had 4 dobermans in my life and they are excellent dogs.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I read such great breasts😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
GM SKYWATCHER when do their heads stop growing?
@@ComplexWork hahahaha maybe by the time they're are 3 years old. I have been told that sometimes the skull stops growing, but the brain continues to grow and that's when they get viscous and crazy. I have had a doberman that was insane and attacked everyone, but me. I remember a time when he was dragging my younger sister around the house by her long hair.
@@GMSKYWATCHER I- did you ever socialize your dogs if they killed someone you could've gone to jail for murder
Just got a puppy a week ago. 8 weeks old, first time I asked him to sit and shake he did it! FIRST TIME EVER! That's just fricken amazing! He already heals and walks right next to me off leash everywhere I go! They're so much smarter then I ever realized!
They're ranked 5th smartest dog breed, can get commands on the first try with 95% accuracy, and learn a new command in as little as 5 repetitions. They truly are amazing.
Some of my family members used to have a doberman - I don't think he had professional training, just the basic one, but when the guests came to their house he wouldn't let them move from the couch when the owners weren't in the room 😂 he wasn't aggressive, just very attentive and blocking the way. But on the other hand when my cousin was few years old he could do basically everything with this dog: one day he even bit his ear and the dog just licked him - it was so loving and protective to the children.
Comm to to to Polamd
I wouldn't trust them too much tho. Don't fear and trust your pets.
That’s why I don’t like dogs, they make me feel uncomfortable. You act like not letting guests move and blocking their path is a good thing.
Uneducated people: That dog's ferocious and can snap at any time, stay away! Me: Look at those cute, pointy ears!!
Will it be tragic or funny when one of those dogs bites your face off?
Dobies just tend to bond with only a single person/ are extremely high energy, which doesnt make them the ideal family dog.
Still love the breed but definitely a breed that requires a lot of work.
Can make any ears pointy with a knife
LittleDemonInside Lol 😂 cute pointy ears! HA!
Most dobermans: *step 0.0001 step closer and I bite >:(* My baby girl: scared of a freaking *hoola hoop*
My father bred Dobermans. They are phenomenal dogs. One shadowed me from a very young age and we became the best of friends. Incredibly protective and very aware of his surroundings. He was just an awesome presence in my life and I loved him so much. He died from cancer when I was eleven but I have such fond memories of him.
I had two Dobermans and they were such smart, wonderful dogs. I could take my Doberman anywhere with me and it loved everyone. BUT a big BUT, I had a friend with a Doberman that didn't act anything like mine. His dog was very aggressive and couldn't be trusted. His dog was never socialized with people and other animals and it was treated like a "dog." Basically, get outside and stay there. So if you get a dog like a Doberman it's important to socialize them with a lot of people and other animals at an early age.
your friends Doberman is how we have Dobermans on the island of Trinidad . in Trinidad Dobermans are considered the ultimate guard dogs. even if the Doberman likes the burglar because he obviously knows him he will let you in but the Doberman wont let you out you are not going to be able to leave until the master comes home.
Yeah I have a doby to,if you don't socialise them they will become dog reactive
I had a neighbour that had dobermans and they acted horribly. They would get so agressive when you walked past the house, and she couldnt control them on walks. Too bad cause all dogs are good dogs if you teach them how :(
@@HighConCannibal Dobermans don't like being paid their salary late ie food. you better have their food on time after all that night guarding or else. they will let the master know when they have not been paid. good guess your neighbours dobermen were hungry hadn't been paid yet.
when it comes to dobermen dogs it don't matter if you socialize them or not. if you are late with the payment of their salary ie food they are going to let you know about it master or no master. if you usually feed them at midday they automatically know when its midday without a watch. they know you are the master but hey where is my payment after all that guarding.
My female Doberman is trained and a fierce protector. Yet, when not working is a big whining needy goofy pet. Just one word from me though and she’ll be back at work. 😎
ৰিঅ Average life span is 8.9 years. 10-12 could be expected with health and good care
We’re first time dobie owners and am amazed how naturally confident and fierce he is at only 8 months. I had no clue how physically strong this breed is until I we got him at eight weeks. His jaws are also powerful and hurt even at 8 weeks with his sharp puppy teeth. But even now he doesn’t have permission to mouth any of us because his jaws are just that strong. He will accidentally hurt one of us. He is in training and super smart. We are very impressed. He is certainly a big whiny needy goofy boy (I know he’s still a puppy). But this is a very needy dog breed that requires a lot of exercise, time and attention. He is a natural protector and can read energy very well. He literally goes from zero to 100 in one second and would intimidate the breaks off of anyone. Well that’s exactly why we bought him. We wanted a family and loyal breed but one who keeps the shady folks away. Debating still whether to eventually get him guard dog trained. So far extremely happy with our decision.
@@LuvLifeLuvGod, I LOVE Doberman Pinschers!😍 I did not realize, that the dog's jaws would be so powerful, at only (8) weeks!🤔 Dobes, do have those razor-sharp teeth, that can tear up flesh, and they have a deep broad chest! They are extremely muscular, they grow to be very tall, and they can run about 40mph! Dobes, are a Very Beautiful Breed, but their "Intimidating" looks, can SCARE anyone away, especially if their ears are cropped, and their tails are docked!!
Tracy Davis yes I didn’t realize either. I’ve owned German Shepherds, pit bulls and mix breeds and had them mouth me for years. I thought my pit pull puppies’ mouth hurt till I got my dobie. His razor sharp puppy teeth and strong jaws made playing with him too uncomfortable even at eight weeks. His teeth aren’t as sharp but his play bite hurts too much and he doesn’t want to hurt us. He just can’t help that his jaws are so strong. Plus he has too much power and adrenaline when he plays like that. So we don’t play with him like that or encourage it. His tail is docked and ears are cropped (wouldn’t have it any other way). He’s gorgeous.😍
@@LuvLifeLuvGod, yes, Dobermans are GORGEOUS! They look so Elegant, Refined, Regal, and FEROCIOUS!!!😍 I, also, LOVE German Shepherds, Pitbulls, and Rottweilers! Dobermans, do have that SCISSOR-type bite, whereby they bite in rapid succession, and it is Very PAINFUL!!!!😣 They do have a Devastating BITE Force, that no one wants to experience! The Doberman, is a VERY Powerful Breed!!!!💪 Their creator, Mr. Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, Tax Collector, in Germany, in 1890, used about (8) different Dog Breeds, including the Rottweiler, and German Shepherd, to Create this Man-Made-Masterpiece, the Doberman Pinscher! THANK YOU, Mr. Dobermann!!!!🖒 I have a picture of the Doberman, Rottweiler, German Shepherd, and Pitbull, on my living room wall, and in my photo gallery, on my Cellphone! I just WORSHIP these Breeds!!!!😎
I'm a veterinarian assistant with an uncrobbed dobie, and I can tell you that what he says about cropping has a lot of truth behind it. Their ears, and several other dogs with similar ears, have a problem with getting hematoma's. My doberman has never had a problem and likely never will but if she was doing 0 -100% sprints several times a day and doing really intensive drills the odds of her getting an ear hematoma are pretty high. Also with an ear hematoma the serum seperates from the blood, which makes it clott, and it literally feels like a golf ball sized rock attached to the end of the dogs ear. TLDR; I'm not a fan of cropping and don't do it myself, but it is actually useful in applications like this.
Robber: "see's a doberman" "Well, it have been a rough day. Bye"
not that i like tax collectors, but that's a pretty damn cool origin story.
It sucks
Yea you do have to give Mr. Doberman his due respect, even if he was a tax man... :)
"I,m gona tell that Tax man to piss off." knock! knock! "Grrrrrrr....." "Take your money."
Corbyn needs to get in to sort you tax Dodgers out
Somebody has to collect,I just want my treat after that hard work.
2:46 - "aaaagh, aaagh, OUCH, aaaa", - Some Burglar, 2019.
rest is pieces after that 😂
That’s a German Shepherd dog. Far more superior k9 for protection.
he didn't say 'ouch', it was the owner saying 'OUT' which is the command for the dog to let go.
Q Moha thank god someone finished the video to know that hahaha
Fast Ed absolutely false. The Doberman is the top personal protection dog.
Just got my European doberman today so excited to train him!!!
Proud owner of a Dobe-beautiful, elegant, intelligent, the most amazing guard dog and protector you can imagine. I love them so much! They are a rare breed now a day!
My husband and I have a Dobbie he’s almost 2 years old but a total sweetheart and takes such wonderful care of our son who’s 4. Follows him around the yard watching over him and keeps the stranger away💕 He’s a strong fierce dog but he’s also equally sweet and clumsy lol
That’s beautiful
I love dobermans....i wanna get one but im afraid cause i have a 6 month old daughter..im scared he may bite her....can u tell me if im right or wrong to be scared????
LOST KIDS GET MONEY it’s okay to be scared especially dealing with a new baby and such an intimating dog. I would say to get a puppy Doberman so they can learn to bond. And always keep an eye no matter what. Even tho my Doberman is a sweety to our son it doesn’t mean all are you know what I mean? But I say that with any breed of dog. Always have be vigilant when they are together. Plus if they both grow up together they’ll know the baby is family. I’d also suggest getting a male Doberman they are more family dog as in the female is more for just one individual. (I’ve had both) males tend to be more loving and playful. And also keep in mind if your still scared you can always have someone help with the training!
@@keniagarcia6891 love you 💘
LOST KIDS GET MONEY Doberman’s are great with kids ❤️
He’s like the boyfriend I never had 🥺😂
Bulma your with vegeta
and youll never get with that attitude
😂😂😂
@@jayz4385 rekt
Imagine wanting a boyfriend that listens to your commands like a dog. Lowkey toxic asf no? Goodluck finding a guy willing to behave like that for you lol.
I adore my Doberman, Moses. The entire family adore him. Strangers are Leary at first but end up adoring him. He is strength, he is gorgeous, he is fun, he is intelligent, he is my friend. Dobermans, when trained, are truly the best. Some breeds come close, but the look of the Doberman takes it to a whole other level.
My childhood dog was a doberman and she was the best dog ever gentle with us kids,yet very protectiveof her family.She would walk us to the bus stop wait until the bus came and then go back home (80s when neighborhood dogs in the US were latchkey too😁) she lived 15 years and broke my heart as a kid when she died. I'm currently looking into doberman rescues so i can get one or two as companions and protection. I Look forward to the training sessions with them.
I always love how happy dogs look when they're doing work They always go from the most vicious bite to the biggest grins
How the hell did I run across one of your comments on a doberman video. 😂😂😂
😇😎I purchased my first Doberman pinscher in 1975 after I was burglarized twice. I named him Ramsess after the Egyptian pharaoh. King Tutankhamen’s treasures were touring American Museums at that time. Ramsess was my heart. He was my best friend. We were inseparable. When he left this earth he took a part of me with him. To this day I still think of him and I still talk to him. Since then I have had three other Doberman pinschers. Nina and Max were rescues. 😇🥰 The love and loyalty of a Doberman is like no other. Now my son has a brown and tan Doberman named Francesca. She is a real 👑princess just like Nina was. Francesca is the only Doberman that we have had that is not Cropped. It took me a while to get used to those floppy ears because all of my other Doberman’s had those magnificent pointed ears like Mr. Spock. Sometimes when she’s sitting up on the bed looking down on me her ears are extended out. Francescas floppy ears remind me of the coronet (Nuns headdress) worn by Sister Bertrille on the TV show The Flying Nun. All of my Doberman’s had a little friend. We had a tiny French poodle named Timmy and now we have a little long-haired Jack Russell Terrier mix named Little Max. Dobermans are very good with babies and little dogs. A Doberman pincher is this woman’s best friend. I would trust my life with a Doberman pincher and a Navy SEAL. Of which I have been friends with both. 🐶 😎⚓️💖
My friend has a doberman that she inherited. Beautiful dog. Its a floppy family pet and sits there sucking her blanket but if a strange breaks in.... PREPARE TO DIE. When I walk in she comes up and loves me to bits before her owners have even got up. such a baby.
I got a red and rust in 1979, had her for 17 years. Her name was Isis, and she was awesome.
@@Clara-uw2lb Dobermans are very intuitive. They can tell a good person from a bad person. That is why this dog loves you so much because you are a loving person.
@@Jimmyprice258 The Doberman is a magnificent breed.
@@doberman1ism I'm really an animal person lol
My sister had a Red Doberman,no one would ever go into her house,without her letting them in,herself.He was quite a Wonderful watch dog.I respected him,and he was always very loving to me.I used to give him kisses on his nose!!
The smartest most wonderful dogs in the world. Super protective and brilliantly smart
IN THE RIGHT HANDS is correct. High drive dogs need a lot of stimulus and training. This man is an excellent trainer. Thanks Anneka : )
I grew up with Doberman's. Best dog i have ever had. When I was around 3 years old a man tried to break into our house. Eric was a European Dobbie and he busted through the kitchen door and jumped through the windows of the garage door and took the dude down and held him there till the cops got there.
Did he frisk him while he was waiting?
@@jarrodhall3686 no he almost ripped his throat out.
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Brian Williams I had one a long time ago named Ceaser . He was Black and Tan with no training. If he didn't know you, NOWAY could you come into our backyard. One day he accidentally got out of our yard. He was 1/2 block up the street. We saw him and my brothers friend Billy called his name then ran into our backyard. Caesar saw him and made a beeline straight to our yard. Billy barely made it over the fence in time. He was the BEST watchdog I've ever had. 😁
Linda Moore. I miss my dobies. I had a European Doberman that had military style training. She did not play games when it came to me or my children. I even had a hard time checking on them. One day we were on a walk and this guy swung his fishing pole at me all i said was whoa and this dog came out of no where and tackled the guy. I was able to. Recall her and told the guy get up slow and back away from us or she will attack. I miss her more everyday
Their bodies are the most beautiful and athletic of all dogs, strong and elegant at the same time. Almost like horses, with their long straight legs. With other dogs, I pay attention to their eyes and fur, but when I meet a Doberman, I always admire the proportions of his body and watch his gracious movements.
My Dobie, Duke was quite the couch potato when he wasn't on the job. He loved watching Star Trek TNG with the family. It seemed to be his favorite show.
They tap the dog with the stick to stimulate what could happen in an attack. Most dogs naturally run when struck, they have to do every possible scenario
Yea. It's like being hit with paper. But it's more to train them to ignore that distraction. When your in a fight and the adrenaline is running a hard blow will feel like a fly swatter. It's mostly to train them to ignore distractions.
Dobies are so fringing smart, super loyal, and LOVABLE!!!!
Very very smart
I love how in the beginning when she said welcome to “animal watch” he heard the word “watch” and started barking. A lot of people use “watch” to ask the dog to bark and intimidate
There's a verbal communication that is so crucial to training dogs. Great work.
I had a dobberman when i was little. He used to wait for me in the gate when I used to go to school. I MISS HIM EVERY SINGLE DAY❤️
♥️♥️♥️ beautiful dog.
I got my European Doberman in 2004 for around £800 and I trained her in personal protection my self , by a few months old she already knew loads of commands and protection! I didn’t need to spend 30k on one, Dobermans are so intelligent and easy to train, I’m not saying mine was trained to the max like these ones on the video but it was good enough for me, she passed 3 months ago aged 15!, I miss her she was my best friend ❤️
My neighbors took in my Parents' Doberman who they couldn't properly care for, and I still see him all the time, he's the best dog ever, loving and gentle unless he's leaning into me and wanting to cuddle, when his weight comes into play. I love him and I'll never not love the breed. The "he's never had to work for you before" bit is pure Pavlov, the trainer provided a reaction that would help train the dog, and that's why proper training is priceless.
Lost my Doberman to cancer in July after the best twelve years of my life together 🥺 Miss my Bella so much, it hurts! Best family dog/ guard dog ever!!!
I trained my doberman to help me while I have seizures and pick things up for me when I drop them (I'm in a wheelchair). Originally before the wheelchair I got him as a PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) dog. He would put space between me and someone new so I felt safe. However mine isn't exactly 'fearless' he is scared of my hairdryer! 😂
Watching this, then looking to the side- Seeing my dog sleeping on his back, legs up, with a pillow and under a blanket. He’s that one ‘i love everything’ dog.
As is mine....
I have a weimador and he is the same! loves everything and everyone. O well I never bought him to be a guard dog so technically he is doing his job ver well lol
Love dobies! They are so lovable and so protective. Mine is my boy, my family. I couldn't imagine my life now if he never came home with me. It's been great!
These dogs will love the familyand protect the family that has givine it and fed it a loving home for life thank you you so much for sharing this beautiful video 😀👍🌹❤️
Grew up with Dobermans. My Dad worked nights and our Dobbies were great protection. So gentle and loving to their owners. They were part of our family!
Dobermans are an all around excellent breed, extremely smart and loyal, always learning and protecting, even if not trained!
Strong,Brave,Elegance,❤Doberman!!
I had an 85 lb female. She would do anything I asked of her. Very protective but very gentle at same time. Not destructive at all. I loved her.
I love Germany cuz they have some of the best dog breeds-German shepherds, rotties, Doberman, Great Danes, German pointers, you know.
Yas i agree
@Floda Brin wtf is happening.
Don't forget the best dog of all, the Dachshund!
@@zee2826 Nwm, it's just racist nonsense.
@@Shinkajo Pomeranian.
These dogs got nuthin on our Boston terrier. When the doorbell rings, he hides behind us!
Smart dog. If he was really smart he'd run out the back door and get away.........
Laura M sounds like you need a Chihuahua
@@spankthemonkey3437 hahhaha those are big squirrels in dogs clothing lol
we had a dog when i was a kid it trys to run out when doorbell rings
Poor baby Terrier My chihuahua was a terror He owned a whole block He hated the prettiest poodle and kicked greyhound just cause But the evil chi literally had the personality of an old man bitter n sweet !
My favourite dog, beautiful to look at and so reliable dream dog.
Loved the simple but good explanation regarding ear cropping and tail docking.
for $35 000 each id be too scared to put them in any danger in case they got injured or died lol
People with guard dogs don’t go out looking for trouble
I'm training my german for protection but I wouldn't want her to get hurt for me
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Make sure you get them trained to refuse food. Wouldnt want to lose a 40k dog for a 5 dollar burger 😂
I'm guessing that people that can afford a 35K pet can afford another one.
Born and raised on a european dobermann kennel, champion show and champion working lines in one. Sold to police in scandinavia ♥️ So proud of my mother and her hard work since 1981. Definetly not a breed for everyone tho and I wish ppl would understand that.
I had two doberman (male and female) they guarded my house amazingly well yet they are super sweet with the owner, family, and friends. They are high energy, so when you have a pair and let them out, they play with each other and when you let them back in the house they're not needy. I encourage everyone having a pair.
They're such brilliant and beautiful dogs.
Favorite breed, they have the whole package, and they look so elegant, this is one big puppy tho 👀 very beautiful tho
none finer
Really tho? Are you sure tho? Is it tho?
Agree. Mine just turned 3. They are by far the most complete package. I still love my sheps, coso’s and pitts though.
Juuk to most of there owners there just big cuddle buddy
@alex alamangos well if you didn't crop or dock they would have a tail,I have not cropped or docked my doberman and guess what she has a tail and ears
Had a Dobberman when I was a child. It was the most lovable dog ever.
5:36 my heart melted,...that cute glance..
I live in the city. One time I was staying with my sister in her luxury apt. while recovering from an ailment. Right down the block I found a park that if you walked all the to the end there is a wall for the bridge. I thought, now this would be ideal to have privacy to really run a dog especially with a ball because there was the the huge concrete wall plus nobody went over there because there's nothing there. My cousins lived in Queens and they had a Doberman that was just amazing to me. I had never been around a bigger dog and this dog obeyed basic commands that I had never seen a dog do. I've just never been afraid of dogs. I was accosted just yesterday as I was coming down my stairs and a woman was at a door with two beautiful pit bulls. One female the was leased and near her and one male that I guess wasn't leashed. I had sunglasses on and I saw them and it was just instant, the male came toward me and she said he's not a biter, so I've showed him my open palm face up and low and he was just great, he gave me the okay that I could pet the top of his head instantly and I smell of cats because there are 4 cats in our house. I have 2 females and my room mate has 2 males. I want a dog and I want a Doberman. I've always wanted one, but I'm scared with one of my cats. She very skittish and is a three year old Arabian Mau Tabby. Very rare. She would be scarred. I know it. I want to move, but if I move to a smaller apartment I don't know how in can intermingle them at a distance. I don't know what today.
I LOVE DOBIES..I HAD A RED MALE. HE DIED A FEW YEARS AGO. I MISS HIM
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Sorry for your loss KittyGirl79 :-(
WHY ARE WE SCREAMING
WHY ARE YOU TALKING LIKE THIS
So sorry for you loss😪
5:59 “People being tied up on a Friday” soo specific lol
The Doberman is art. Absolutely aesthetic.
I had one of these over 30 years ago. I rescued her . She adopted my mum and every where my mum went the dog was next to her . Years later. A friend of mine had a doberman x Belgium shepherd. The dog was an absolute machine. Trained to perfection. Truly amazing
I swear I could hear the dog saying "DONT YOU DARE TOUCH MY HOOMAN"
Cheyenne Kukowski lol she is an open minded woman😁
I have had Dobermans all my adult life. They have been wonderful with my children. Now I have my second Doberman service dog. They are from heaven.
As a teenager, we raised Dobermans. Some of the most elegant lapdogs I’ve ever seen. Precious hearts and completely devoted.
Loving Anneka great presenter, good humour and so obviously a dog lover- respect.
When I was 10 years old I and 2 others kids got attacked by a doberman pitcher. It was my friends doberman who was playing with me for a while that day, then it decided to turn on me. All I saw was a growling face coming for my face. He went for my left side by my eye, I turned very fast, which he then grabbed my head shaking me from side to side like a rag doll. I was screaming of course and pulling what I thought was only my hair in his mouth. my hand was around his snout but he still would not let go. He had actually punctured my scalp which had a big tear. Still have the scar on my head with the shape of his front teeth, since the 70's. They hit it with a broom then a board then he let go. Got stitches. The the same dog attacked 2 of their grand kids first about 8 years old right in the face, which kid is scarred for life. Then the 3rd kid was like 9. That same dog new both the grand kids they lived there. They were in the pool, dog was by them not in pool and got angry and grabbed and ripped the kids arm, then grabbed his face and torn part of his lips off, which needed plastic surgery, That's when they sent the dog to the pound and had it put down. I have met other dobies that were the sweetest dogs but I still don't trust them to this day.
wow thats hard, but the owners were complete idiots.....
That sounds like the result of very irresponsible owners... and I'm just saying irresponsible to avoid using a stronger word.
They are the most loyal and protective dogs. My Dobby would give its life to protect my kids.
Yes, he would. Hopefully he will never have to
I would absolutely pay the price they are asking for these amazing dogs. Amazing.
Also beautiful release cue on that bite, the sign of actual good training and control in protection work
Beautiful, and loyal and lovely. I still miss mine.
we all do, i wish they can live longer, i miss mine as well
Kanan Al-Ghalib exactly!
Awww. He's so cute! My older sister had a doberman when I was younger. His name was Nitro VanLeeberheimen. Lol. Nitro for short. He was a doll baby!!!
My Dobie was called Bruno Mighty Mcbitey.. Lol 😁. Brewey to his friends..
Fancy name. Try Lorenzo Van Matterhorn next time. And then it is on!
I'm not a fan of buying an already trained and raised dog. I'm not questioning the efficiency of these facilities. But I want to build that inseparable bond from the getgo with my future Doberman. I'll gladly put in the work and money required to fully train him. But I want to be a constant factor throughout that journey. I'm not interested in buying a guard. I'm interested in building the deepest bond possible with the animal and really making that doggo a part of the family.
I was a veterinary technician for 20 years, Dobies were by far my favorite breed to work with.
tbh when a dog is so pretty. What I noticed is my dog always loves it when I do the things I like and relax, like when I game CoD or listen to some of my favourite bands like Delta Parole it feel like my dog is rocking out to the music together with me. Being a dog owner is one of the most rewarding things I have done in my life, if you can give your dog the time he or she needs you will learn something new about your dog every day.
I've only owned dobermans and pit bulls. absolutely love the breeds. my doby, elvis, was such a lovable dog who was good with kids, adults, and great with other animals. and without training he protected our family from a runaway criminal who jumped in our yard. hes done such incredible things that protected our family and forever will be in our hearts
I had one years ago a female and she was always by myside and with one word she would attack. Greatest dog I ever had. I have shepherds now and their great but that dobie was special. More cuddly then a shepherd also. Sure miss her. Great video.
Ich bin froh das es solche Videos gibt🥺