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doberman vs rottweiler

Bailey's Mom

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BRAVO, DMikeM! I was hoping you'd reiterate your stated position. (I was also hoping you wouldn't think I was talking about you, but I was ready to grovel for forgiveness.). Thanks for speaking up.
 

Tiger12490

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Well I am sure my distaste for the activity was pretty noticable. I think those that do it should be thrown in a lions cage to see what it feels like to be ripped to shreds while fighting for their lives.
I doubt anyone here is pro-dogfighting ... I sure hope not... but we can't get away from the fact that it is indeed part of the many breeds we hold deer to our hearts...
 

taraann81

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Ive spent my fair of time researching breeds, many bully breeds doing 1000s of internet searches and have never seen a video of a dog fight. If I came across it, I wouldnt open it anyways. Why feed the fire. I find it odd, that one has accidently seen multiple dog fight videos
 

Bailey's Mom

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You're right! I've watched lots of video, never saw a dog-on-dog fight, definitely saw dog-on-coyote, dog-on-raccoon, etc., where dogs were protecting their properties and other family dogs, but no illegal dog fights. Odd that some are familiar with them. Key word, "illegal."
 

DMikeM

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I have run into dog fight videos while online but choose to not watch them. It offends me to my core and all I want to do is find and hurt the people doing it.
 

2nd Chance

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Bailey our CC gives as good as she gets and Never Gives Up. No retreat, No surrender, even though she's less than half her size. The Rottie seems confused, and has taken to sitting on her to get a break from the play.
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That brought a smile to my face. My rottie x bordeaux does this to the pups.
some form of 'just squash em till they stop' training going on here lol
 

Bailey's Mom

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I think the Rottie is going to run out of ability to squash her.
Bailey is growing leaps and bounds. Every time we visit with my daughter and her Rottie, my daughter voices the Rottie's thoughts this way, "This wee one won't stop growing. I can't stand it. I have to dominate her. Hold still so I can trounce you."

We've wondered what will happen when Bailey is bigger than Bella, but, based on their friendship now, I would say, Bella the Rottie will still be the Boss because Bailey is just too laid back to care (unless they're play fighting.)

My son-in-law hunts, but won't take Bella with him (bull in a china shop: "Which way did they go? Which way did they go?" "Forget it they're gone' you noisy dog!" But, Bailey, she's quiet, she really uses her nose, she'd be good on the hunt. When she sees something, she just sits down - she doesn't point, she sits and watches it. Deer hunting would be a pleasure with Bailey. With the Rottie, it's just a nice walk in the woods, lol.
 

Asfad

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Well I am sure my distaste for the activity was pretty noticable. I think those that do it should be thrown in a lions cage to see what it feels like to be ripped to shreds while fighting for their lives.
I think they should be thrown in a pit to fight with them till deadth.
 

DMikeM

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Thing is most fighting dogs don't attack humans, and the dogs might get hurt. Better to throw them in with lions or bears.
 

Asfad

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Thing is most fighting dogs don't attack humans, and the dogs might get hurt. Better to throw them in with lions or bears.
yeah but the littlr innocent souls shouldnt be hurt.My neighbour has a cane corso and he and his dog always acts violently.strange people.once he intentionally made a fight with his corso with a shephard to show he has a tough dog.jerks!
 

Asfad

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Well we had great debate on US and American dobes.Is there any difference between US Rottweilers and European Rottweilers.I have heard from many Rottweiler breeders that German Rottweilers have bigger heads.I didn't saw any differences.Does anyone know of other differences?
 

Asfad

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I have a Doberman and love her, she's a huge thinker and will not let anyone suspicious near me, I love it she will actually wrap herself around me if she feels danger is approaching. On a side note there is no such thing as a warlock doberman, it's a BYB gimmick.

Warlock Myth | Doberman Pinscher Club of America
Well there is no such type of dobe as warlock doberman but some dobbermans are breed to look and act different way.
 

Bean

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After reading these posts I wonder if my doberman is just a sheep in wolf's clothing. I have a better chance fighting off an intruder, or criminal myself, and I'm only 5"3... I think someone forgot to tell him he's a doberman because he is useless in the defence department.
 

Asfad

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Every individual in a breed is different from each other,and thats why we love them.But yes they are pretty similar.
 
Hey mike do a web search from what I'm reading warlocks are just byb scam.i was on dobe forum and people were getting thrashed for saying they had warlocks.also there was a ch borong of warlock but he was average size and mild temper that was bred often

There are large sized dobermans being bred, 32" at the shoulder and 130 pounds. They look absolutely stunning! Following is the website for Big Dobermans:

Doberman Pinschers for Family Guard Dogs and Personal Protection

Here are some pictures:

Awesome dog Jack:

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Random pics. The second pic is an awesome dog:
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The most beautiful they have. A true beauty. Her name is Anna:

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mia

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The site you posted has NO mention of health testing, proving of lines etc, NO THANKS. The Doberman is NOT a supersize dog.... Why promote a less than stellar breeder..... :( Here's the standards for size, health testing is another issue.

AKC: Size, Proportion, Substance:
Height at the withers: Dogs 26 to 28 inches, ideal about 27½ inches; Bitches 24 to 26 inches, ideal about 25½ inches.

FCI (European): SIZE AND WEIGHT: SIZE Height at the highest point of withers:
Males: 68 to 72cms. Bitches: 63 to 68cms. Medium size desirable.