I admit, I used to be scared of this breed until a friend got one. That dog is the biggest lovebug I’ve ever met. Anytime I sit on the couch, he hops up to sit on me. Not on the cushions, ME. He sits and goes to sleep, and cries when it’s time for me to go home. I love you, Jax!
"cries when it's time for me to go home" ....guess you're gonna have to start living at your friend's house now. I didn't make the rules ok, it is what it is
I really should. It’s heartbreaking to hear him so sad when I leave. He’s smart, and he knows that when I put on my shoes, I’m about to go. As soon as I put on the shoes, he cries. To make it up to him, he hangs with me when my friend travels for work. He’s a good boy!
I have a doberman mix and he's the most lovely little boy. He loves everyone he meets and has only ever growled/snapped at one person and they were attacking me so I think he gets a pass. He was friendly with the man before he attacked me as well. He's my hero! (And my shadow, haha)
“Dobermans will welcome you into their home but good luck trying to leave” this is true! My parents had a Doberman and their friends would stop by and sometimes my parents would be out. That dog wouldn’t let them leave and they had to sit on the couch and wait. She’d growl if they tried to move or leave
Reminds me of the joke Richard Pryor said about Dobermans. When she said they'll let a burglar in and show them where all the good stuff was but as soon as they grabbed the door handle, the Doberman would be like" you can't leave, I want to play." And you would find the burglar in the same spot when you got home sounding like the fly going "help me", "please help me"
I love that their owners kept the natural ears. I had one growing up and his name was Wolfgang called him wolfie for short. He was a gentle giant, even the neighborhood kids would ask if he could come out and play. Funny story: we went out of town for the weekend and my parents had the neighbors watch the house and walk the dogs. The very first day our neighbor calls to tell us that he let her walk him, feed him but he wasn't allowing her to leave. He wasn't barking (they don't really do that) or growling but he just laid in front of the door to block her 🤣🤣. Needless to say we had to have my uncle drive over so he would let her out of the house.
This is such a Dobie story, I swear my two have a sense of humor. My 6 year old is very emo, I have to be cautious disciplining him because he'll get depressed.
@@ureignhere my dog is the same. When the decision came to crop the ears, we all agreed that we didn't really want to have our dog go through the process, but the tail was cut after birth, so we couldn't really decide ourselves.
"They are a very high energy dog that require a stern owner with an active lifestyle" *Looks across the room at my boy whose favorite activity is sleeping*
@@buckturgidson1448 At least chopped tails can be legitimate reasons. Some dogs lose them to "happy tail", where they wag so hard it breaks their bones and skin on wall corners and nearby sharp objects. Some farm owners dock tails to avoid them getting caught in machines. My own dog hurt his tail in a car door accident, and then a name brand store vet messed up the surgery, resulting in us having to amputate pretty much the entire tail. What's sad about it is that he's a mutt mix with some clear pit in him, so now people discriminate against him even harder when we go on walks because of his tail. It hurts my soul when my dog just wants to play and say hi but karens walking their purse dogs pick them up in fear and hold them away.
@@OGXenos That drives me nuts. I've had pitties and pittie mixes my whole life and none have ever been human or dog aggressive but I've found myself on many occasions holding my dog in my arms while one of those little rat dogs was trying to attack my dog while the owner was laughing or making excuses. Now my current dog never goes out with out a GoPRo. For some reason the Karens all seem to have a very different attitude about their little dogs charging straight at my girl now. On chopped tails and docked ears, They should be banned for cosmetic reasons. Nothing can be done about actual amputations obviously but I just saw a cane corso puppy with docked ears and no tail. It was just so cruel. I had to hold back from shouting at the owner.
@@buckturgidson1448 Lots of times, the breeder will dock the tails of every puppy since tails are docked within the first few days of life. I assume these people picked out a puppy whose tail was already docked by the breeder, then requested for them to have their natural ears.
My sister adopts many of the elder Doberman’s that can’t find homes in LA she has had so many over the years always several at a time. None last more than a few years in retirement but they are good easy years, well loved, and taken care of. We grew up with Dobermans and she has kept up the tradition.
I was too young to remember him but my dad rescued a special needs doberman. Dobermans have a tendency to self train. They figure out what the people they love like and actively seek to do those things.The dog saw my dad prevent my brother, a toddler at the time, from going into the street *one time* and stopped him from doing so afterwards.. The dog actively watched over my brother while he played like a canine babysitter. That earned him instant favor in my dads eyes and my dad, vary much a cat person always said that if he ever got another dog, it'd be a doberman.
Dobermans are fabulous child-sitters. Lived on a property that extended for many miles as a child, my parents trusted this one Doberman implicitly to accompany me on my outside explorations where I would walk for miles without incident, he would always be within a five metre proximity without being distracted by wildlife. He delivered me back without incident always by curfew. He was my best friend for ten years then passed away from cancer. Incredible breed, still blows me away now how phenomenal he was.
@@samiraaqib4895 You usually see dobermans with small upward pointed triangular ears. This is not natural. Dobermans were bred to be guard dogs so people started having their ears clipped to make them look more fierce. The floppy ears like you see in the video are how they look normally. I believe chilibreath's comment was referring to how people should leave the ears alone. It's putting a dog through an unnecessary surgery just for aesthetics.
Diesel: "Oh, thank God you're alive! What did that woman do to you?" Digger: "I don't know, man. I'm just glad you're alive. What did she do to you?" Diesel: "I don't know either. You smell good, though." Digger: "You do too, man."
Pinchies require a LOT of work, attention, training, and correction. The fact that these boys are so sweet and well behaved says a lot about their owner(s).
I've got two Doberman's both rescues with unknown history's. They both are happiest when they get out for lots of exercise, but neither have been particularly difficult to train compared to my previous dogs. I haven't noticed any particular difficulties with these two even compared to the four Boxers I raised sense puppies. Maybe I got lucky. Dogs in general do need a good leadership but I just don't think Doberman's need extra amounts of it. They actually learn pretty quickly when commands are clear.
@@garreth629 I agree mine was a rescue as a puppy I admit but he’s amazingly docile and gentle with the family. 10 years old and never had an issue training or seen aggression even with food. He’ll literally bring my son food from his bowl to ‘share’
At the daycare we have a beautiful HUGE Dobey named Copper, he makes those two look like shorties. He's the biggest damn baby, he gets pouty if he can't rest his head in your lap and cries if is mom is running late. He also loves to "sing" to his friends when playing. He sounds like he's being murdered but it's just has happy noise. I love him so much.
yeahh the daycare I work at has a doberman that barks, cries, jumps all over doors and scratches the shit out of me cause she freaks out so bad. Of course not all dobies are the same but it is a known thing that they are veeeery neurotic.
I love how she always explains the breed and their lifestyle requirements. I think it’s great to do that especially for people who know nothing about the breed and think it’s cute so they want it.
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
A wonderful breed ... loyal, affectionate, energetic and playful. But make no mistake, the comment about letting you in but not letting you leave, is very factual. You have such an amazing connection with these animals. It's refreshing to see.
My brother had a female. He chained her to a newspaper dispenser when he went into a Duncan Donuts for a bite. When he came out, she had “taken” the newspaper box all the way down the street…….she was so sweet.
My man has a 9y old fully uncropped/docked doberman, he's the most adorable and through him I've really learned to adore their adorable little dimples, floppy ears and their long faces with their concerned eyes. He was a bit too playful when I first got to know him but now that he understands I'm not a dog friend, he's calmed down a lot.
That play fight is almost the exact choreography of the play fights my sister’s border collie has with my uncle’s kelpie cross. Jumping and pawing at each other and then suddenly stop and neither of them seems to know why, they just do.
We had one as a kid, got knows what else was in there, but she was the sweetest mommy dog this planet has ever seen. Also an escape artist. Also took apart a car and scared off intruders TWICE
These beautiful dogs: *Are feared by most of the population *Famously called hellhounds Also these precious boys: Whine because they wanna be with their brother xD 🥺❤️
i have a mix and after she gave herself a dead tail i learned dobes tend to whack their tails AND ears on stuff, and the ears actually flop so hard against their faces if they do protection work that they hurt the tips (the way they blow in the wind in this vid is 1 sign of how thin they actually are) and so they get cropped. thought it was interesting, still don't love it BUT i guess i get it. mine has shorter thicker furrier everything due to the husky and she still manages to slap her ears and tail on every single object and wall
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
Dobies are some of my favorite dogs to work with! They're so nice and even when they're nervous they're super nice. Love when they have their ears and tails too!!
I love that you’ve been including some information or interesting facts about the dogs you’re grooming in your latest videos, like this one (the tax collector anecdote is hilarious!) or the one with the small dog and where you explained the complexity of grooming them due to their small size. Keep up the good work!
Her videos are probably doing great things for small businesses and independent groomers. Before watching her videos I would've probably just taken my dogs to a PetSmart but now I'll be looking for an independent groomer or a small business grooming salon.
So *nice* to see Dobes with their natural beautiful ears that haven't been clipped nor tapered. Thanks Dog Lovers for sparing dogs these unnecessary and agony inducing procedures. Happy Lads. Handsome Brothers. I can see how soft and shiny their coats are from here.
Reminded me of my lovely Buddy. He also had floppy ears and smelled like melons after his bath. His coat was shinier than my hair too 😂 They’re the sweetest and smartest dogs that I’ve ever taken care of.
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
I love all the intersting history that you provide about each breed. I once meant a pair of sibling Doberman and they were so sweet and yess they didn't want us to leave the house when it was time to go 💛🐕💛 !!!
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
@@emilyelizabethbuchanan998 my vet has told me this is a myth. Some breeds are more prone to various skin-, ear- and other infections due to their narrowed gene pool ( thanks to inbreeding, dobermann specifically has quite poor genetic variety, they are all closely related ). Some breeds especially prone to ear infections include French Bulldog, German Shepherd and White Swiss shepherd -all dogs with upright ears. And if cropping really reduced this risk, surely cockerspaniel and Basset hound would get their ears cropped to prevent ear infections? ...They don't, because cropping and docking in show breeds is purely cosmetic.
@@sysi8774 Docking of tails is not purely cosmetic. Some breeds tend to have thinner tails that tend to whack against hard things often, and tail breakage may lead to amputation which is often more traumatic and painful for the dog. If you can save them from that possible pain by a quick and painless docking as puppies then I say it's worth it.
@@sysi8774 I have a dog that is very prone to ear infections and my vet said the same. Its a myth that cropping ears reduces ear infections. If you clean their ears regurlarly you can reduce the risk of an ear infection a lot. Im glad that ear cropping is illegal were I live
My Plott Houd passed 6 months ago. I miss him terribly and I love to watch this channel to help fill the void and to keep me from running out and getting a new dog before I'm really ready. Thank you!
ive only ever met one dobie and that was at my doggy daycare job. fireball was such a sweet, cuddly, and caring boy. definitely a dog i’d love to have in my home someday
Omg they are to adorable, the black one reminds me of my Harley. She is a Dobbie, and even being 10 years old she is so playful. I love my girl, raised her since a puppy. We been through a lot together. ^^
❤️ my Dobermans. Miss my Suzzy very much and was the best girl. I fortunate to have grown as a baby with her and was always by my side. Sadly I lost her to breast cancer but will never forget her. A gentle lady but a frim protector of me and my family. ❤️ Jess
I genuinely appreciate you sharing your knowledge of the history of these breeds during the videos. I’ve been binging your videos because of all the beautiful dogs and it only just hit me how much I’ve actually learned.
A friend of my dad's found one wandering the streets back in the day (maybe 35 years ago now. time flies!). He couldn't keep her, so we took her in. She was such a sweet dog and the biggest scaredy cat ever! Any time the doorbell would ring, so would run and hide. Some guard dog! haha
My Rosie (Doberman) is a gentle little flower. She is protective of the house and the yard but she will nuzzle you and cuddle you when you come in, even if you are a stranger to her. When she sees that I am not at all threatened through my movements, she calms down. However, she about threw a tantrum on my brother when we were just goofing around. They are extremely Loyal and awesome dogs! I have known 2 Dobermans in my life and both of them were angels. Very good with kids and accepting of new babies in their life. It all comes down to how well you socialize them, just like any other dog. One of my favorite breeds of dog and they will remain in the hallmarks of my heart for the rest of my life.
The happy hoodie - reducing any dog, no matter how majestic*, into adorable little noodle heads
😂 Adorable really!
They look like babushkas.
@@skyblueerik they totally do!
yes
Noodle heads😂😂
I admit, I used to be scared of this breed until a friend got one. That dog is the biggest lovebug I’ve ever met. Anytime I sit on the couch, he hops up to sit on me. Not on the cushions, ME. He sits and goes to sleep, and cries when it’s time for me to go home. I love you, Jax!
"cries when it's time for me to go home"
....guess you're gonna have to start living at your friend's house now. I didn't make the rules ok, it is what it is
I really should. It’s heartbreaking to hear him so sad when I leave. He’s smart, and he knows that when I put on my shoes, I’m about to go. As soon as I put on the shoes, he cries.
To make it up to him, he hangs with me when my friend travels for work. He’s a good boy!
yepp theyre clingly playful sweeties. I call my friend's dobie a cute lil horse
the breed isn't the problem. the dog when trained is protective of its owner but will be friendly those that the owner is friendly with.
I have a doberman mix and he's the most lovely little boy. He loves everyone he meets and has only ever growled/snapped at one person and they were attacking me so I think he gets a pass. He was friendly with the man before he attacked me as well. He's my hero! (And my shadow, haha)
0:40 this was adorable how he wanted to watch
Yeah, that's for sure...
I to would want to watch my brother bathe
His nose poking over the top. Lol 😂
He was making sure his brother was doing okay!
@@asquido4024
Need attention?
“Dobermans will welcome you into their home but good luck trying to leave” this is true! My parents had a Doberman and their friends would stop by and sometimes my parents would be out. That dog wouldn’t let them leave and they had to sit on the couch and wait. She’d growl if they tried to move or leave
Reminds me of the joke Richard Pryor said about Dobermans. When she said they'll let a burglar in and show them where all the good stuff was but as soon as they grabbed the door handle, the Doberman would be like" you can't leave, I want to play." And you would find the burglar in the same spot when you got home sounding like the fly going "help me", "please help me"
I love that their owners kept the natural ears. I had one growing up and his name was Wolfgang called him wolfie for short. He was a gentle giant, even the neighborhood kids would ask if he could come out and play. Funny story: we went out of town for the weekend and my parents had the neighbors watch the house and walk the dogs. The very first day our neighbor calls to tell us that he let her walk him, feed him but he wasn't allowing her to leave. He wasn't barking (they don't really do that) or growling but he just laid in front of the door to block her 🤣🤣. Needless to say we had to have my uncle drive over so he would let her out of the house.
Yeah, and most Vets these days are refusing to dock for cosmetic reasons. I am not sure that if the breed standard has been changed for shows though
This is such a Dobie story, I swear my two have a sense of humor. My 6 year old is very emo, I have to be cautious disciplining him because he'll get depressed.
But the tails are docked 💀
@@ureignhere my dog is the same. When the decision came to crop the ears, we all agreed that we didn't really want to have our dog go through the process, but the tail was cut after birth, so we couldn't really decide ourselves.
Lol they're famous for letting you in but not out!
“they needed a strong dog to protect them so they could ruin people’s days” THE SHADE ITS INCREDIBLE
Lol
It's true but still...
Don't talk to me! I am famous! Don't dislike my good good GOOD videos! Don't talk to me, dear pot
How is that shade? Lmao its true
@@bhaalboy Taxation is theft, am I right fellow conservative?
"They are a very high energy dog that require a stern owner with an active lifestyle"
*Looks across the room at my boy whose favorite activity is sleeping*
My two's favourite activity is also sleeping, they are the laziest two ever! 😴🤣
Yeah, when I was a kid our dobie loved to play but she was laaazy 🤣🤣
Same! My absolute loaf of a Doberman sleeps for like 90% of her day it seems like lol
At least yours is consistent.
No way. My boy loves being outside and active. He's sleeping throughout the day because he's bored inside and has no other choice but to be lazy.
I love to see Dobermans with their real ears!
Agreed. It’s a shame their tails were docked.
@@buckturgidson1448 At least chopped tails can be legitimate reasons. Some dogs lose them to "happy tail", where they wag so hard it breaks their bones and skin on wall corners and nearby sharp objects. Some farm owners dock tails to avoid them getting caught in machines. My own dog hurt his tail in a car door accident, and then a name brand store vet messed up the surgery, resulting in us having to amputate pretty much the entire tail. What's sad about it is that he's a mutt mix with some clear pit in him, so now people discriminate against him even harder when we go on walks because of his tail. It hurts my soul when my dog just wants to play and say hi but karens walking their purse dogs pick them up in fear and hold them away.
ehh they look way less intimidating with floppy ears
@@OGXenos That drives me nuts. I've had pitties and pittie mixes my whole life and none have ever been human or dog aggressive but I've found myself on many occasions holding my dog in my arms while one of those little rat dogs was trying to attack my dog while the owner was laughing or making excuses. Now my current dog never goes out with out a GoPRo. For some reason the Karens all seem to have a very different attitude about their little dogs charging straight at my girl now.
On chopped tails and docked ears, They should be banned for cosmetic reasons. Nothing can be done about actual amputations obviously but I just saw a cane corso puppy with docked ears and no tail. It was just so cruel. I had to hold back from shouting at the owner.
@@buckturgidson1448 Lots of times, the breeder will dock the tails of every puppy since tails are docked within the first few days of life. I assume these people picked out a puppy whose tail was already docked by the breeder, then requested for them to have their natural ears.
My sister adopts many of the elder Doberman’s that can’t find homes in LA she has had so many over the years always several at a time. None last more than a few years in retirement but they are good easy years, well loved, and taken care of. We grew up with Dobermans and she has kept up the tradition.
Your sister sounds awesome
😊
I love your sister. But what gets to me, is so many are up for adoption. 😢. But thankfully your wonderful sister is there for them. ❤
I was too young to remember him but my dad rescued a special needs doberman. Dobermans have a tendency to self train. They figure out what the people they love like and actively seek to do those things.The dog saw my dad prevent my brother, a toddler at the time, from going into the street *one time* and stopped him from doing so afterwards.. The dog actively watched over my brother while he played like a canine babysitter. That earned him instant favor in my dads eyes and my dad, vary much a cat person always said that if he ever got another dog, it'd be a doberman.
Dobermans are fabulous child-sitters. Lived on a property that extended for many miles as a child, my parents trusted this one Doberman implicitly to accompany me on my outside explorations where I would walk for miles without incident, he would always be within a five metre proximity without being distracted by wildlife. He delivered me back without incident always by curfew. He was my best friend for ten years then passed away from cancer. Incredible breed, still blows me away now how phenomenal he was.
The biggest flex in the world is having an entire animal breed named after you
Tell that to Mercedes Jellinek
One of the best guard dogs too, that flex must be delicious.
Mr. Dungbeetle would beg to differ.
TexasTesse....so very true!
That’s big energy for sure .
I love the black one looking over the wall into the shower
“You ok dude”
“Yeah. Its awesome”
“My turn next. Get out”
"...and watch their adorable floppy ears blow in the wind."
As nature intended.
Yes! It's pretty messed up that so many people think clipping their ears is normal.
What do you mean? I am sorry I don’t know much about dogs
@@samiraaqib4895 You usually see dobermans with small upward pointed triangular ears. This is not natural. Dobermans were bred to be guard dogs so people started having their ears clipped to make them look more fierce.
The floppy ears like you see in the video are how they look normally. I believe chilibreath's comment was referring to how people should leave the ears alone. It's putting a dog through an unnecessary surgery just for aesthetics.
@@robertlefeaux ok thanks
nature? most dogs are created by men
Diesel: "Oh, thank God you're alive! What did that woman do to you?"
Digger: "I don't know, man. I'm just glad you're alive. What did she do to you?"
Diesel: "I don't know either. You smell good, though."
Digger: "You do too, man."
The way the doggo checks in on his brother at 0:40 is just...
Pinchies require a LOT of work, attention, training, and correction. The fact that these boys are so sweet and well behaved says a lot about their owner(s).
Agree And they do need a lot of room so they can run
Very true!
I've got two Doberman's both rescues with unknown history's. They both are happiest when they get out for lots of exercise, but neither have been particularly difficult to train compared to my previous dogs.
I haven't noticed any particular difficulties with these two even compared to the four Boxers I raised sense puppies. Maybe I got lucky.
Dogs in general do need a good leadership but I just don't think Doberman's need extra amounts of it. They actually learn pretty quickly when commands are clear.
@@garreth629 I agree mine was a rescue as a puppy I admit but he’s amazingly docile and gentle with the family. 10 years old and never had an issue training or seen aggression even with food. He’ll literally bring my son food from his bowl to ‘share’
My boy was so good! He loved people, loved his fenced yard, and would play with a bowling ball daily
At the daycare we have a beautiful HUGE Dobey named Copper, he makes those two look like shorties. He's the biggest damn baby, he gets pouty if he can't rest his head in your lap and cries if is mom is running late. He also loves to "sing" to his friends when playing. He sounds like he's being murdered but it's just has happy noise. I love him so much.
yeahh the daycare I work at has a doberman that barks, cries, jumps all over doors and scratches the shit out of me cause she freaks out so bad. Of course not all dobies are the same but it is a known thing that they are veeeery neurotic.
Crappy day at work...."Girl With The Dogs" posts new video...day instantly gets better.
Lol for me it is the opposite. I wake up and I know it's a good day is Girl With The Dogs uploaded
I just found this channel and it’s legitimately so soothing
Dobermans are lovely dogs. Look how polite and receptive they are. Love them!
I love how she always explains the breed and their lifestyle requirements. I think it’s great to do that especially for people who know nothing about the breed and think it’s cute so they want it.
the 2 dots on top of their eyes are so cute! they look like beans 😂
I like to call those "eyebrowns"
yesss, they look like tiny eyebrows 🥺
"dink dinks"
"Mango Tango Cologne" Pardon me Miss, but I think I'd like some of that as well.
I second that!
😄
Ditto. ;-)
Noooo, mango smells like cat wee! Lol. At least it does to me.
Facts lol
So happy to see dobermans with natural, floppy ears! 🥰
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
A wonderful breed ... loyal, affectionate, energetic and playful. But make no mistake, the comment about letting you in but not letting you leave, is very factual. You have such an amazing connection with these animals. It's refreshing to see.
My brother had a female. He chained her to a newspaper dispenser when he went into a Duncan Donuts for a bite. When he came out, she had “taken” the newspaper box all the way down the street…….she was so sweet.
My man has a 9y old fully uncropped/docked doberman, he's the most adorable and through him I've really learned to adore their adorable little dimples, floppy ears and their long faces with their concerned eyes. He was a bit too playful when I first got to know him but now that he understands I'm not a dog friend, he's calmed down a lot.
That play fight is almost the exact choreography of the play fights my sister’s border collie has with my uncle’s kelpie cross. Jumping and pawing at each other and then suddenly stop and neither of them seems to know why, they just do.
At first when I saw "kelpie" I thought, "Your uncle has a mythical murderous water horse hybrid?"
I have a Rottweiler Doberman mix dog, and she is the sweetest puppy ever. I love these dogs
We had one as a kid, got knows what else was in there, but she was the sweetest mommy dog this planet has ever seen.
Also an escape artist.
Also took apart a car and scared off intruders TWICE
How cute!! I'll bet she is BIG. I love big dogs because you can wrestle with them : )
@@malloryg4251 Yeah, she almost goes up to my hips. She’s more of a cuddles, but she would definitely play wrestle with people
Best mix ever... Sassy (short for Sasquatch) was the smartest dog I've ever seen
These beautiful dogs:
*Are feared by most of the population
*Famously called hellhounds
Also these precious boys:
Whine because they wanna be with their brother
xD 🥺❤️
Ah, I love Dobermans. They're my favorite dog breed.
I'm not an active person, so I'll never get one, but still. I really like them.
Haven't seen a lot of Dobies without posted ears!
i have a mix and after she gave herself a dead tail i learned dobes tend to whack their tails AND ears on stuff, and the ears actually flop so hard against their faces if they do protection work that they hurt the tips (the way they blow in the wind in this vid is 1 sign of how thin they actually are) and so they get cropped. thought it was interesting, still don't love it BUT i guess i get it. mine has shorter thicker furrier everything due to the husky and she still manages to slap her ears and tail on every single object and wall
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
@@Lazyspaceout do you just copy and paste this on every comment you see that mentions how someone likes the natural ears?
@@noxhamilton704
Do you have nothing but issues to come here?
I love how they’re smiling the majority of the time.
smiling? one of the dogs clearly looks stressed.
panting is not smiling. dogs do not smile. please stop with this dumb narrative.
@@failtolawl idk, ive definitely seen some pitbulls smile, but yeah, these guys are definitely not smiling
They are panting because they are stressed. Common symptom among stressed dogs.
Whoa! Never knew where they'd gotten their name. Interesting tidbit. Pretty Dawgs!
Dobies are some of my favorite dogs to work with! They're so nice and even when they're nervous they're super nice. Love when they have their ears and tails too!!
"bark to basics."
"blueberry facial."
methinks i need to buy some new products for my regimen.
I love that you’ve been including some information or interesting facts about the dogs you’re grooming in your latest videos, like this one (the tax collector anecdote is hilarious!) or the one with the small dog and where you explained the complexity of grooming them due to their small size. Keep up the good work!
I love the history stuff on the different breeds, always an interesting extra
Love that their ears aren’t clipped!
Wdym clipped
@@jacksonsmith1729 that their ears are not cutted
@@jacksonsmith1729 cut. Defense dogs often get their ears clipped as they are easy targets
I think that's illegal in many countries.
@@ozmobozo it should be it's freaking barbaric
I love that they have intact ears!
Her videos are probably doing great things for small businesses and independent groomers. Before watching her videos I would've probably just taken my dogs to a PetSmart but now I'll be looking for an independent groomer or a small business grooming salon.
That "doggos with slightly nervous" meme-like smiles in the shower, omg I'm dying 😂❤️😂❤️
"You smell like oatmeal..."
*"Better than blueberry"*
I adore Dobermans!! Always have one. Very social (If done properly as puppies) yet have an intuition for danger. Absolutely my favorite breed🥰
Dobie’s are the best. Bless these owners for not cropping their ears.. the floppier the better!
So *nice* to see Dobes with their natural beautiful ears that haven't been clipped nor tapered.
Thanks Dog Lovers for sparing dogs these unnecessary and agony inducing procedures.
Happy Lads. Handsome Brothers. I can see how soft and shiny their coats are from here.
I like when their ears are left long. Those two are sweet ❤️🐕
Reminded me of my lovely Buddy. He also had floppy ears and smelled like melons after his bath. His coat was shinier than my hair too 😂 They’re the sweetest and smartest dogs that I’ve ever taken care of.
I can watch dogs getting dried with the happy hoodie on for hours.
What a couple of cuties. You can see how bonded they are. I’m guessing that they have been playing like that since they were little pups. ❤
This breed of dog is my favourite. Especially being brought up with two brown and tan. 😍
Your voiceovers are highlights of my day 😁. True talent not only in grooming, but ritorics as well. Please keep up the great job!
I’m so glad that their ears aren’t docked. It is so much better for them, and it makes them look so different.
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
It’s so good that these two devoted brothers have each other in their home.
Dobermanns with their natural ears are so precious and look like runway dachshund 😍
Aaawwwww mah Gawd. I’ve never seen a Doberman without pointy ears. They look like tall, skinny dachshunds. So freaking adorable
They’re very well behaved and ADORABLE 🥺🥺🥺
A couple of fine looking gentlemen, made even better by world class grooming. :)
The most cutest and adorable doberman dogs
Look at those sweet boys. When the one was peeking in on the other. Aww!
omgggg they have amazing owners!! no clipped ears, sooo humane and beautiful
I love the extra information on each breed, such a nice addition to the video
Such cuties!!! they look so adorable with their floppy ears
Absolutely adorable how they're watching each other 💗
I love all the intersting history that you provide about each breed. I once meant a pair of sibling Doberman and they were so sweet and yess they didn't want us to leave the house when it was time to go 💛🐕💛 !!!
So happy to see Dobermans with some floppy ears! Beautiful.
I love the natural ears!! So much cuter when they're not cropped
Well.for dogs like min pins not the same breed btw, it for protection, their farm dogs and would enough get their ears bitten bye rats, then their dogo Argentina they hunt boars 🐗 and their ears enough get bitten off as well. Lots of breeds were used for hunting even the the doberman thechinally not a hunting dog some people actually use them as one, because they have a high prey drive.
I love Dobermans, they're so cute!!!! What a pair of good boys!!
I've never seen a brown Dobie! Both look wonderful!
I just love her voice overs 😂😍
I could watch your videos forever! You are so good at everything you do!
I grew up with a Doberman, Most loving and protective dog I've ever had.
Such well behaved dogs. I have to say they both wore the happy hoodie better than any breed so far.
They’re so adorable with ears
I applaud the owner of these dogs, their ears are perfect just as they are.
I love them like that without cropped ears the natural look looks soooo better !
THESE BOIS ARE SO HANDSOME I LOVE THEM
I love when dobermans don’t have their ears cropped they look so adorable without them cropped 😩
Yes but dobies do tend to suffer from ear infections (hence needing ears professionally cleaned) and upstanding ears reduce this.
@@emilyelizabethbuchanan998 my vet has told me this is a myth. Some breeds are more prone to various skin-, ear- and other infections due to their narrowed gene pool ( thanks to inbreeding, dobermann specifically has quite poor genetic variety, they are all closely related ).
Some breeds especially prone to ear infections include French Bulldog, German Shepherd and White Swiss shepherd -all dogs with upright ears.
And if cropping really reduced this risk, surely cockerspaniel and Basset hound would get their ears cropped to prevent ear infections? ...They don't, because cropping and docking in show breeds is purely cosmetic.
@@sysi8774 Docking of tails is not purely cosmetic. Some breeds tend to have thinner tails that tend to whack against hard things often, and tail breakage may lead to amputation which is often more traumatic and painful for the dog. If you can save them from that possible pain by a quick and painless docking as puppies then I say it's worth it.
@@sysi8774 I have a dog that is very prone to ear infections and my vet said the same. Its a myth that cropping ears reduces ear infections. If you clean their ears regurlarly you can reduce the risk of an ear infection a lot. Im glad that ear cropping is illegal were I live
The breeders and buyers did very well.
Those two are so well behaved. Such good Bois!
Doberman with non cropped ears looks like a bigger dachshund version lol🤣🤣🤣
My Plott Houd passed 6 months ago. I miss him terribly and I love to watch this channel to help fill the void and to keep me from running out and getting a new dog before I'm really ready.
Thank you!
ive only ever met one dobie and that was at my doggy daycare job. fireball was such a sweet, cuddly, and caring boy. definitely a dog i’d love to have in my home someday
make no mistake, always do your research on the breed before generalizing one way or the other. Glad you met a wonderful dog!
I love Dobermans with uncut ears!!!! So cute!
The ear flapping made my day 😂
So majestic. So hilarious!
Can't describe how much I love dobermans! ❤️❤️❤️
I am absolutely IN LOVE with these videos. Girl with the dogs is A+ content😂❤️
Omg they are to adorable, the black one reminds me of my Harley. She is a Dobbie, and even being 10 years old she is so playful. I love my girl, raised her since a puppy. We been through a lot together. ^^
So good to see these dogs with their ears intact
I am just amazed at how good the dogs look after their spa day
Top marks for behaviour and congratulations to their people.
❤️ my Dobermans. Miss my Suzzy very much and was the best girl. I fortunate to have grown as a baby with her and was always by my side. Sadly I lost her to breast cancer but will never forget her. A gentle lady but a frim protector of me and my family. ❤️ Jess
I love Dobermans ears when they're un-docked.💜
I genuinely appreciate you sharing your knowledge of the history of these breeds during the videos. I’ve been binging your videos because of all the beautiful dogs and it only just hit me how much I’ve actually learned.
I can't get over how happy those dobie boys look. I wish I was home with my sweet dobie boys
These are such beautiful dogs 💖 Love how they look for each other, true siblings 🥰
A friend of my dad's found one wandering the streets back in the day (maybe 35 years ago now. time flies!). He couldn't keep her, so we took her in. She was such a sweet dog and the biggest scaredy cat ever! Any time the doorbell would ring, so would run and hide. Some guard dog! haha
As a Doberman handler of 2 females, I love seeing this!!!
My Rosie (Doberman) is a gentle little flower. She is protective of the house and the yard but she will nuzzle you and cuddle you when you come in, even if you are a stranger to her. When she sees that I am not at all threatened through my movements, she calms down. However, she about threw a tantrum on my brother when we were just goofing around.
They are extremely Loyal and awesome dogs! I have known 2 Dobermans in my life and both of them were angels. Very good with kids and accepting of new babies in their life. It all comes down to how well you socialize them, just like any other dog.
One of my favorite breeds of dog and they will remain in the hallmarks of my heart for the rest of my life.
Man, these videos makes me happy. You're doing a great job.
0:15 "and his brother digger" had me there for a sec 😂😂.
I enjoy hearing about each breed’s history. So interesting! What a dynamic duo!