How do you judge the appearance of a Doberman Pinscher? The Doberman Pinscher’s eyes must be bright and apricot-shaped, and there should be no foreign matter flowing out. For a black Doberman, the hair should be short and shiny, the nose should be black, the ears should be kept upright, the chest should be deep, and the abdomen should be tucked in and not droopy. The limbs of a Doberman must be slender and strong, and the length of the docked tail can only be about five centimeters.

First, look at the eyes

The Doberman Pinscher’s eyes must be bright and bright, similar in shape to apricot kernels. If the Doberman you are looking at has foreign discharge like this, try not to choose it because it may have some kind of eye disease.

Second, look at your body shape

Under normal circumstances, the weight of an adult purebred Doberman is between 30 kg and 45 kg, and the shoulder height is between 61 cm and 72 cm. If it is a black Doberman, the hair must be short and shiny; the nose must also be black; the Doberman’s ears must always be kept upright, and its ears determine the temperament; the chest must be It should be very deep, and the abdomen should be in a tucked-in state, not sagging.

The Doberman Pinscher’s limbs must be slender and powerful, and have very good jumping ability. If the Doberman you are looking at has a docked tail, the length of the tail can only be about five centimeters, so the Doberman overall looks very attractive.

Third, look at thinking

Because the Doberman Pinscher is a natural guard dog, it not only has a high IQ, but also is very courageous. It thinks very quickly and acts very resolutely and decisively. When faced with danger, it will decisively choose to bite. If you don't just look at these characteristics of Doberman Pinscher, you will worry that you will be threatened during the feeding process. In fact, as long as you feed it from an early age, the relationship between the Doberman Pinscher and its owner will become very good.