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I prefer the cropped look also, and if it weren't for the expense I would have done it on my male, my female we rescued when she was 3 years or so old, so it wasn't even an option. My next Dobe will be cropped and docked. I just enjoy my dogs, it really doesn't matter to me one way or another.

Doberkim, if you look at the second picture, his ears are closer to your "ideal pose" than the first picture, which is normally how he keeps them. His look odd in the first picture, because, when I took the picture, he had his head down, and I whistled for him, so he had a startled look.

He's 2 years old, I've got all his paperwork, but I'm not very knowledgeable on how to enterprit it all. I have a certified pedigree from AKC on him. However my breeder put a limited registration on him, so that no one compete's with her breeding service. She has stock from all over the US and...

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Cropping or uncropping really depends on the bloodlines, my male is fully registered, and has an awesome bloodline, his ears are uncut, and he almost makes them stand up. My female is a rescue shelter dog, and I wish her ears were cut, she didn't come from as nice a background, and she does look...

Nah, my dobbie is stupid too, he runs into walls, doors, tables, chairs, etc...

I'll see if I can get a picture, it looks like the front, top 1/8th.

He's almost 2, so it's probably permanent. I probably should have made that a little more clear.

Somehow my male dobbie chipped his bottom right canine tooth. What do I need to do?

She does great with our little dog, see picture above, Ella, barks growls even nips at her and she just keeps walking like she's not even there. Although Ella hasn't been brave enough to get around Abby's food. :eek:

I've always thought he was very large for his size and would always guess waay too much. At his last weight in he was right @ 80-85. His chest is SOO thick. He's very large but so was his father. Genetics :D I guessed the last time and was 20lbs to much, but if you pick him up you'd guess...

We have been trying to get a female companion for my dobbie for a while now, well the adoption went through and we got her!! So now we have 2 dobbie's and a Jack/Rat mix. Here's our babies: Here's my baby's: Vladimir Abigail Ella(after a few drinks)

I don't like over medicating my pets either, but I know it has to be painful, having diarhea from having worms. I'm just really worried. Heartworm isobviously a concern but I keep him routinely vaccinated for this, so it's a behind the curtain concern, right now I just want him to feel better...

We've been off and on Drontal for my Dobbie's worms(tape, round, hook) :mad: , and he still can't shake them, fortunatly we got him immunized before he picked up heart worms or I'm sure he'd get those too. I'm thinking about ordering a supply of Drontal from petmeds.com and just setting him up...

we will be adding either another dobbie or a Rot we'll have a huge back yard and He'll need someone to playwith back there. Thanks for the compliments!

My name is Carl I currently have 2 dogs, and 1 cat. When I move in a couple of months I will be expanding that family to 3 dogs. Here are my babies. Ella-Anyone guess what she is? We were told jack russell? Vladimir-AKC Doberman 9months old. And Kramer

We have 2 crates one for the Doberman, to come in if it's cold or just if he decides to come in. and a little smaller one she seems to do better in the smaller one. So that's where she's probably going to go from here on out. I hope she does well enough we can let her have free run of the house...

Thanks for all the great responces. Our ScheduleShe sleeps in her crate fine at night my wife gets up @ 6:00 and takes her out. She does her business and comes in to play while my wife gets ready. I get up at 7:00 she is in the crate 10 min while I shower. I let her out to play when I get out...

well we tried that, amd when we came home, she had urine all over her,b/c there was nothing to soak up her mistakes. it's a wire mesh crate with a plastic bottom. I really think she is so people oriented she doesn't know what to do when we're not around, or she does it to punish us, "leave me...

I've scanned the other crate topics and none seemed to answer what I needed. We recently rescued a Jack Russell/Rat Terrior Mix (5months) We love her very much and she is a great contrast to our Doberman.(9months 105lbs) The Problem is we can't leave her alone while we are at work. When we get...