Raising Children Around A Doberman Pinscher

There is a lot of discrepancy among opinions regardingteach the children how to show respect when
the positives and negatives about having a Dobermaninteracting with the dog.
Pinscher become a family pet when there are smallNow we should address the negatives about having a
children in the home. Some people believe strongly thatDoberman Pinscher with small children in the home.
this breed should not be around the children. OthersConsider, for instance, that you plan on securing a
believe just as strongly that the Doberman should beDoberman puppy. You need to remember that the
kept away from households with children. Thepuppy is going to be wanting to run, play and jump on
following information may help you decide whether orthings, including children. Both children and dogs may
not this is the breed for you.have a hard time and not understand yet that their
Let's be optimistic and consider the positives of havingbehavior with each other could be hurtful. Neither can
a Doberman Pinscher included in a family with children.realize their strength and the possible consequences
It is no longer true that the Doberman is the growling,of their behavior with each other. We have all heard
attack dog that we have all seen in movies. Severalabout or seen animals biting a child when they feel the
decades ago, breeders began to breed out most ofchild is annoying or scaring them. Adult friends in your
those original aggressive tendencies so that the breedhouse should be fine with a trained Doberman
is currently able to be a pet that loves affection, lovesPinscher. However, other children in your home could
its family, and loves to play. To support all the positivebe problematic for your dog. They may not know how
qualities now evidenced by the Doberman Pinscher,to respect the dog. The dog may feel that it has to
the owner must make sure the dog is well trained andprotect the children of the household and behave
receives exercise, and play on a daily basis. There areroughly with visiting children. You don't want any
various authors who have written about this particularchildren bitten or scratched by your Doberman.
topic. For example, some dog experts say thatEssentially, it is possible that presence of a group of
Dobermans are good with children providing the dogschildren who are strangers to the dog may create a
and the kids are raised together. Other writers statelot of stress for your Doberman.
that they have had no problems raising children whenIn summary, there is no right or wrong answer to the
the family dog is a Doberman Pinscher. All writers arequestion addressed in this article. Therefore, because
in agreement that there should be no problems as longthere is no sure way to determine how the Doberman
as the Doberman is well trained, firmly handled andyou choose will behave with children, you will need to
respected by the children. In other words, in addition todo a lot of homework before you decide.
making sure the Doberman is trained, a family must