Dawookie said:
We were living in a condo and he didnt have too much room to run, ..... As he got older he started to have hip problems.
grafix-GNC said:Heres a pic of my boxer with nutri-Wrestler's headgear on:
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grafix-GNC said:Heres a pic of my boxer with nutri-Wrestler's headgear on:
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Lestat said:Personally I like the look of a Doberman much better, but they are not a very intelligent breed (can be good, can be bad).
Personally I prefer rotweilers because they are one of the smarter breeds (the smartest is the Standard Poodle.. the German Shepard is also up there)
dballer said:mine is a Warlock Doberman. He is grey and tan. Does not look like your average Dobe. He is very stocky.. and has a huge chest.
I live on almost 400 acres of land. So he runs all day and night. These dogs need ALOT of spce and exercise. They also need ALOT of attention. At least 3-5 hours perday. If you cannot give that.. get a diffrent breed.. cause these will get very destructive.
KAYNE said:ROTTWEILER. NUFF SAID.
MAKE SURE YOU GET A GOOD BLOODLINE THOUGH.
KAYNE
madbomber31 said:
actually, that's too much.. considering that wasnt an option for the guy.
SOLID said:I will never own a Rot...every one I've known has been dumber than shit and has had no personality.
dballer said:I have a Warlock Doberman. He is about 135 right now. This is big for a Doberman.
I can tell you this.. if you do not have a BIG yard.. and alot of time to spend with a dog, do not get a Doberman.
These are all traits and qualities that are necessary for a guard dog that needs to be able to
maneuver to protect and pursue, if necessary. The bigger the Doberman, the less maneuverability and quickness. Also, many of these so called "Warlock" Dobermans were actually offspring of Dobermans bred to Great Danes
or Dobermans bred to Rottweilers---and not purebred Dobermans at all.
There was a Doberman male in the 1960's named Ch. Borong the Warlock. He was a very famous Doberman and
many breeders bred their females to him. He had many offspring. Some reputable breeders that had
this male in the pedigree of their good Dobermans advertised as having "Warlock" bloodlines. The "BYB" or BACKYARD BREEDERS, which are the ones that don't care about anything except making a quick "dollar" off
of a litter of popular breed puppies, realized that this was a selling point for the good Dobermans that
reputable breeders were producing and started using the phrase "Warlock" Dobermans to be synonymous with
good Dobermans. The "term" became something that backyard breeders used to advertise their puppies. They
used "Warlock" to mean better bloodlines, better Dobermans, bigger & better watchdogs---and so the term
has been used for the last 20 years to basically mean a huge or giant sized Doberman---a rare and
expensive kind of Doberman.
There are breeders today that continue to advertise to the public about having "Warlock" Dobermans. People think they are RARE, SPECIAL, MORE VALUABLE AND PAY LARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY for these Dobermans.
Please be advised---there is no such thing as a Warlock Doberman---other than what an
exploiter or backyard breeder makes up.
The "WARLOCK" is a GIMMICK used to sell puppies. NO REPUTABLE BREEDER WOULD EVER
ADVERTISE THEIR PUPPIES OR ADULTS AS "WARLOCKS". It is a MYTH and GIMMICK
to sell Dobermans to the unsuspecting "PUBLIC". BEWARE of any breeder, advertisement or
kennel that advertises "WARLOCK" Dobermans.
FLASHMAN1 said:
Dballer, bro, I saw your post, and as an avid Dobe lover and Dobe owner I feel responsible to tell you, THERE IS NO SUCH BREED AS A WARLOCK DOBERMAN. Do a search for "warlock doberman" on any search engine, and here is what you'll find:
So whoever told you that it's normal for a true dobe to get to that size, you've been duped. sorry bro, that's the truth. My last male was one of the biggest dobies I had ever seen and he weighed 101 pounds in his prime. Unless the dog is fat as hell, you'll never see a dobe that heavy. Well, not a real one at least..... As far as the purpose for this post, obviously, my choice is the dobe, best dogs around IMO...
dballer said:
I lost all the pictures of the dog. but I will scan them aggain.
This dog was bought through a breeder in Germany called Warlock. The dog is a Doberman Pinscher bred from a breeder called Warlock. People use this term the same way they do with the Camaros that were bought from Don Yenko during the late 60's. People call them Yenko Camaros. Chevy never built a Yenko Camaro.. but it is just a way of saying I do not have some plain ass weak car. I refer to is as a Warlock because he does not look like a average Doberman. He is not brown and black. He is grey and tan.
Also are you telling me my dog does not weigh what I said he does? Maybe you did not feed your dogs properly. Shall I get someone who has witnessed my dogs in person to tell you about them?
The 1969 Yenko Camaro
Strouse takes an uncharacteristically reverent glance at GM’s finest first-gen F-body.
April 5, 2000
Don Yenko never had Carroll Shelby’s gift for salesmanship or his knack for innovation. He was just a plain old car salesman out of Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania, a good tinker with a good eye and a need for speed. He also had the good luck to be a Chevrolet salesman in 1969, just when Chevy’s Central Office Production Program (COPO) introduced code 9561—factory authorization for the introduction of the 427 L-72 COPO Camaro, a lightning quick pony car with a one-year only, aluminum big block V8. Somewhere around 500 cars of these cars were produced, 201 of which made their way into Don Yenko’s greedy hands. The consequence of this marriage—the Yenko Camaro, exists today in legend, history and in the hands of a few lucky collectors and the rare bewildered farmer who doesn’t know just what he’s got settin’ in the barn
KAYNE said:
CORNHOLIO, DO YOU CARE TO REBUTTLE THIS OR SHOULD I???
KAYNE
dballer said:Flashman.. if your dogs teeth and markings are not perfect it will not win a show.
kronk said:Miniature Pincher
Cornholio said:
lol
Two things:
1 - You made the mistake of looking for size over temprament
2 - Too much inbreeding.
My Rottis smarter than most humans I know and has his own personality traits such as wiping his feet b-4 he comes inside ther house when it's raining and he will come find you if you are in another room and grab your hand in his mouth nad lead you to where he thinks you should be??
Dumb and no personailty - don't think so
SOLID said:So, if you can recommend the best dog for what I'm looking for I'd appreciate it.
1. short hair
2. very loving, affectionate, playful, and loyal
3. protective
4. not overly rambunctious or high energy- I mean overly- I don't want a lazy dog either just one that can relax when it's time too.
5. Not a barker
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