FCI 2/1/143 · Country of origin Germany

Dobermann

The Doberman was developed in Germany at the end of the 19th century by Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann as a reliable guard and protection dog, combining speed, intelligence, and courage with strong loyalty to its handler. Originally bred to protect its owner during risky work, the breed quickly proved its versatility in police, military, and security roles. Today, the Doberman is an elegant, highly intelligent, and deeply devoted companion that thrives on close cooperation with its owner, excelling in training and work-oriented activities, but it requires consistent leadership, mental stimulation, and regular physical exercise to remain balanced and confident.

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FCI number: 2/1/143
Country of origin: Germany
Weight: 32–45 kg
Height at withers: 63–72 cm