How Dog Breeds Have Changed Over the Last 100 Years

by pawbuzz on in About Breeds, Dog Breeds, Dogs, Popular 137

Doberman Pinscher


© Heinrich Sperling   © Ilicivan

These dogs have become a little less massive, and their head is more smooth now. By the way, they are not as aggressive as they used to be years ago.

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

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137 thoughts on “How Dog Breeds Have Changed Over the Last 100 Years”

  10. Eva-Lotta Carlsson

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    Here in Sweden the Boxers are getting shorter and shorter nose the last 20 -40 years. I dont like it anymore, its not good for the dogs and its going to far. Boxers here has big helthproblems also, I love boxers but Im not sure I want one anymore becuse of that. My last boxer died 2000 and she was very healthy

  23. Dee Mittie

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    I just wish they’d stop trying to eliminate the snouts on dogs, those snub nosed faces can’t breathe properly. A boxer dog shouldn’t look like a pug.

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