Sleek yet powerful, intelligent, keen, and magnificent, the Doberman Pinscher dog is considered canine nobility for good reason. Even though lean in its build, the Dobie is muscular, fast, and powerful, making it a great fit for whatever role its human companions assign it — a protection dog, a working dog, or a loving family pet.
Its glistening coat of black, fawn, or red, with rust markings, elegant, athletic body, and a classic wedge-shaped head make the Doberman Pinscher stand apart. While there is no denying Doberman Pinschers are a popular breed of dog, there are also a host of misconceptions and stereotypes associated with this breed. These may leave you wondering: Is the Doberman a good family dog? Is Doberman a dangerous dog? Is it okay to have a Dobie as a pet in a home with kids?