19 Reasons Why Dobermans Are The Worst Dogs To Live With

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 265

Oh Dobermans… the breed that has become one of the most popular of all dog breeds in the United States (and among celebrities)…

Is it because of their alert, obedient, loyal, energetic, fearless personality? or all of the above?

In spite of their fearsome reputation, Doberman Pinschers or Dobermans or Dobermanns or simply Dobes, are loving, affectionate intelligent dogs.

They are also known to be conscientious and sensitive, crafty and attentive, which would explain their success as police and military dogs.

More: Fascinating Facts Most People Don’t Know About Dobermans

More than anything, these are people-oriented dogs, craving attention, positive reinforcement and quality time with the family. When properly trained and socialized, they can be sweet and easygoing with children.

But as popular as they’ve become, you might be shocked to know that they are the worst dogs to live with… and there are 19 reasons for it.

Check out the 19 reasons why Dobermans are the worst dogs to live with on the next page:

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265 thoughts on “19 Reasons Why Dobermans Are The Worst Dogs To Live With”

  18. Sheila Ross

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    Stop cutting their ears to make them look vicious, mine were the funniest, most lovable, clever and gentlest dogs I have had as they were bought up properly as pets not as guard dogs, loved them to bits. Sadly too large for me to cope with now in a small flat.

  20. Amanda Gardner

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    I just wish I could find a good breeder that doesn’t charge an arm and a leg – I’m a single mom and I would love a Doberman pup to grow with my little one but doesn’t look like that will happen

  28. Misty Morgan Cadiz

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    I cannot speak for everyone and I’m sure there are some people that want their dogs to “look vicious”… However, that is not my reason for cropping. I love the original look of the breed. I am in love with Dobermans and their personalities. I will admit it is the original look that I am attracted to and I believe in keeping with the integrity of the breed. I am the proud owner of now my fourth Doberman. I agree that it is an elective surgery but so is neutering and tail docking and people do it every single day. We as humans also choose to circumcise or not circumcise our sons when they are born (also elective.) I say to each his own and we should mind our own business. And I am happy that you chose to have your dogs as pets as do I. My dogs have all been simply pets. But there is also a need for guard dogs just like police dogs, etc. And there’s nothing wrong with dogs being used to guard and protect their property and families just as police dogs work to protect us.

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