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It's a brand new year so we'll start all over with week 1. I realized that there are 53 Sunday's in 2017 but I'll figure that out when the time comes.

Week 1 - New

I apologize for being so terribly late with them but Cafe Press has been a struggle this year. Thank you @Rits for helping on a couple of them.

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When many people think of the Doberman Pinscher, the image brought to mind is of a vicious, aggressive dog that is dangerous around children and strangers and difficult to handle. On the whole, this has never been true to the breed, although there was certainly some cause for concern in the past. But has the Doberman truly earned this bad reputation, and is it still true of the breed today? In this article, we'll take a closer look at the temperament of the Doberman Pinscher and how it has changed in the last few decades.

First, we must consider for what purpose the Doberman was bred. The Doberman Pinscher is one of those happy few breeds that has a clear history and we know the exact circumstances under which it was developed. When Karl Friedrich Louis Doberman was developing the breed, he wanted a dog to work as personal protection. The dog needed to be large enough to be intimidating but not so large as to be too difficult to handle and strong enough to take on a thief or a...

(or, Why are we focused on consequence instead of cause?)
6/3/2016
By Carol Beuchat PhD

When I sat down at my desk this morning ready to tackle the tasks of the day, I did my usual quick scroll through my Facebook timeline. Right away, I ran into this video of a game of fetch with a Doberman. You need to watch this to the end.

Then just a few posts down there was this.
I don't know these dogs and I don't know these people, but my heart breaks for them. I've set aside what I planned to do today to tell you what I think about this.

The dogs we love are dying. Biologists can tell you why this is happening, and in fact even animal breeders 100 years ago could have told you why this is happening. I've written dozens of blog posts on the ICB website explaining why this is happening.

Inbreeding affects health. At low levels of inbreeding, say 5% to 10%, there are effects on fertility, litter size, puppy mortality, and "vigor". There are also increases in the number of genetic...

Since we started a little late last year, I thought I'd start a new one now so the weeks are on schedule.
Some may be repeats from last year, but after a whole year has gone by things change even with the same theme.

I'll post a new theme every Sunday and it's up to you to take a photo in the next week to fit the theme. If you can't take a new photo to match on any given week, or you can use an older one if you wish . Themes will run Sunday's - Saturdays with a new theme given every Sunday to go for a week.
You may post one photo of each of your dogs, or them together, with a max of 3 photos per week.

Week 1 - Beginnings

On 6.September 2013 at the IDC 2012 congress it has been decided that the breed standard is due to a change...for worst. Take a deep breath and sit down: Starting form 1.1.2015 dobermann will become and all-natural breed - no more cropping and docking! Even if you're from a county that allows it. In fact, if you're from a county that allows it you can still do it but you can't compete at FCI dog shows (which basically means you can't compete at any show). Just like many things that are considers flaws according to dobermann standard (and if present they will decrease the score), there are some things that will totally prevent a dog from being judged, called disqualifying faults (like missing testicles in males, yellow eye, missing teeth, white spots on coat)...and now cropped ears and docked tail will also be considered a disqualifying fault. There's no need to guess what will become of dobermann breed, one should only look at what happened to the countries, that once ruled the...

Sorry it took me a while but I have 4 of them done. I might try to make another one or two with some of the pics I couldn't fit in, but I'll have to look closer at that.

I can't stress enough to select a start date of January 2016 or they'll start it whichever month you order it and you won't get a full year of 2016.

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I just checked and the all puppy one hasn't updated the photos yet, so I have to make sure that happens. That's been a huge problem this year and quite frustrating to say the least.

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