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Indoor/Outdoor Should Refer to Carpeting, Not DobermansRead the article this discussion is about
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» Renie_Burghardt - Indoor/Outdoor Hi Deborah, great points, to be sure. Although I don't have a Dobe, but a Rottweiler, your tips apply to him as well. Thank you!Renie -- posted by Renie_Burghardt » ChrisandJen - Best Family Dog I definetly agree with you on the Doberman being a inside dog and a family dog. Our Max is a inside dog and has been since he was a puppy, hes 2 now. Hes always at my husbands side, day and night, awake and asleep. He has his own little bed that is right beside my husbands side of the bed. He has got to be the most devoted animal we have ever had. His devotion and love for my husband is amazing. With my husband in the military, if he is gone longer than a few days, Max gets kind of depressed and will not eat correctly until my husband returns home. He loves me, but not as much as my husband. Im just more the mom figure to Max. I do the scolding and feeding and my husband is the typical father figure, easy to get your way with. I always joke that Max thinks Chris is a pushover but, he does love him dearly. I can honestly say, he is a definete member of our family and we have family pictures to prove it. Hes just another one of our kids. And were expecting another like him very soon. I would recommend his kind to any family who has much love to give and wants double the love in return.-- posted by ChrisandJen » INEEDHELPWMD - Re: Best Family Dog In response to Best Family Dog posted by ChrisandJen:Hi we are first time doberman owners what you wrote seems the same as my little blue 8 month old girl but she will only listen to me she wont let me out of her sight we have her in a dog course class now and she seems to do good after the first 10 min she growls every week at every dog and person there I dont know where I went wrong any help please email me @ atvsunlimited@sbcglobal.net any help would be great because im not sure how a doberman should act -- posted by INEEDHELPWMD
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