Blue doberman
Blue Doberman Pinschers: The Doberman Pinscher is a breed that was created by a German tax collector nmaed Louis Dobermann. His aim was to create an ideal dog for personal protection that would keep him safe while collecting taxes. These dogs excel in search-and-rescue missions, and make very good police dogs, and guide dogs for the visually impaired. The Doberman Pinscher is a compactly built dog, muscular and very powerful. They are alert and athletic, and are capable of endurance and speed. Devoted, loyal and fearless, Dobermans are universally known as police dogs.
It has a short coat, which require very little care. They come in four basic colors, solid black, brown, blue and fawn, and have typical rust markings on the head, body and legs. The Blue Doberman Pinschers are a special type that is bred. Their difference from the more common black-and-tan Dobermans is merely in the coloring. The difference between the coat colors of the two kinds of Dobermans is quite striking. The black and the reddish fur parts of the usual black Doberman Pinschers is replaced by a paler color in the Blue Doberman Pinschers.
Pictures of Doberman Pinschers: Most dog-related, pet-related, show dog, and dog rescue sites have pictures of Doberman Pinschers along with those of many other breeds. Some of these dogs may be for sale or adoption while others are well-known show dogs or rescued dogs. There are also other sites featuring pictures of Doberman Pinschers that have distinguished themselves as either police dogs or search and rescue dogs.
There are also sites that provide details of breeders, lists of dependable breeders, or simply an alphabetized or state-wise list of breeders offering Doberman Pinschers for sale. They also have links to other sites with pet information, veterinary information, health and wellness tips for Dobermans, and other such resources.
Doberman Pinscher Puppy: There are some things to be considered before you go out and get your first Doberman Pinscher puppy. The Doberman is a fearless, alert and intelligent dog. It is easy to train and makes a good guard dog or watch dog. Loyal and affectionate, but pushy if allowed too free a reign, it is recommended that all family members should learn how to handle it properly. They are not recommended in homes with small children, as they do not tolerate roughhousing. They are great for tracking and guarding, police and military work, search and rescue, therapy and guide dog, or competitive obedience. They will do fine in an apartment if they are sufficiently exercised, although, a house with a yard or a kennel is the best home for them. They need frequent exercise and regular mental challenges. They are also very sensitive to cold and are not really an outside dog.
When buying a Doberman Pinscher puppy talk only to breeders who are honest about health and temperament testing. Be aware that most pet stores buy their puppies from puppy mills, where dogs are kept locked in cages and bred constantly, with no concern for their health or welfare. As a result, the puppies at pet stores are very often in ill health. Also remember that the puppy contract should be advantageous to you, as well as to the dog and the breeder.
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