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that a beautiful article, thank you for sharing. Mine were never quite that magical. Loyal, loving and smart. Lance knew how to open and shut the fridge and leave the empty bowls so the kids would get blamed. He could open the oven, take out the left over pizza, and leave me the box, with the...

I totally agree that breeding for color can change the dogs temperaments. I was hoping to dodge the bullet of the DCA, but a few months ago Nick began looking a little moth eaten. Consulting the vet and numerous articles online I changed his diet and added supplements. right now he does not...

Really enjoying reading this topic. I do not know the backgrounds on all the Dobermans I have owned, none were registered and all were adopted. I am on my 4th one. I do know that my previous 3 were nothing like the one I have now. First Doberman was a red, 1989. He was 6 months old when I...

Nick swimming update. Fast Forward to June 2023. Nick is finally swimming!! and progressing on his dock diving. 3 lessons into this season. He is still very enthusiastic, but not exactly graceful. He is accomplished at the belly flop. But does have the retrieve part down! He is...

I ordered him one yesterday! Excited to see how it will work. Thank you

Beautiful to see! There is hope for Nick. I ordered a life vest for him for starters

I just posted the video of him in the pool. Yes Nick does have the dramatic flair. The trainer (who he loves) is in the pool with him

Thank you everyone for your suggestions. Here is the youtuve video of Nick trying to swim.

Thank you for the encouragement. I am glad there is hope for Nick

Do you know what brand I should purchase? I have looking at them, but most look too short for his long body. We are not giving up... he likes it too much to quit. The other dogs in his beginner class may laugh at him, but anything to make him get it

Hi, Need some help with my 1 year old Doberman Nick. He is in training for dock diving and swimming- he loves it and is so enthusiastic, but.... he is awful at it. He can't swim. The trainer has been working with him. After 3 sessions he still won't paddle with his back feet. He is tall enough...

Just went through this with my guy. Vet actually took one off, (he had several) and turned out to be papilloma virus- he was on antiboitics for a few weeks and they all went away- he had them on 3 feet. So far none have returned- that was several months ago