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Published: 2009-12-18 10:51:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 4228; Favourites: 132; Downloads: 0
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This is Affe, a Dobermann that was going to be put down since he was a monster.Well, I met this boy and spent several hours with him (as did eight other dogs and their owners). He was a BIG bundle of joy!
A very friendly and happy boy that fell in love with Zodd. It was heartwarming to watch them
Breed: Dobermann
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Would you mind if I used this as a reference in my Attempts series of drawings? I would link back to the original image and your profile in the finished drawing (example ).
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Reminds me of my own little boy Onyx. Beautiful shot. β₯
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No bad dobermans just bad owners.
You did a wonderful thing.
God bless you.
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Totally agree with that!
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Yeah. I can totally understand, "a monster".
I almost ended up with a Dobermann myself... a cute young liver&tan lady, "Ebbie" was fastened to the shelter's fence and was aggressive towards everyone who approached her. Thus everyone was scared of her. She was taken to ours by my former roommate who works in shelter, but nobody wanted to have to do anything with her and she ended up fastened to a bed (!). Of course, she was taken care of, but I think I was the only person not afraid to come near her, especially without her muzzle.
I got to go home for weekend, though, and I've never seen her again... 
The boy on the picture looks as elegant as a Dobbie should. He wasn't put down after all, though, was he?
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That's a sad story ;__; And the worst part is that there are so many sad stories out there...
Affe is doing good
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I have no idea!!! That was what the former owners said. I think perhaps he was a bit too much dog for them to handle.
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They are for experienced dog owners in my eyes. Dobermann puppies are a lot of work, not because they are "monsters" but because they are high energy dogs that teeth earlier than most breeds.
A lot of owners mistake the "rough play" as aggression, and seem to fail at puppy training. You just have to teach them what level of play is acceptable and make it clear from the start where they are in the pack and you will have no problems. They are SO affectionate and sweet, the complete opposite of their bad reputation.
It makes me angry when I hear about a Dobermann with issues, because I know how good they actually are, and how bad the owner must be.
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They are much to handle..
But they are great if you actually bother to work with them tho..
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Its hard to not like this picture when its EVEN a Dobermann!!
Very nice shoot once again
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Aww!!! He looks calm here. . . .I cant believe they were going to put him down . . . what a happy ending <3
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Yes, I agree - a wonderful ending
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I always said that dobermans aren't angry at all!!!they are very friendly and love their owners!!!But if someone will kick you every day,what will you do??every day my brother kicked my Nemka and ones he bite him!!Then my brother kick him again,Nemka bite him!!!Than my brother weren't feed him!!!and Nemka bite him again!!! But my father was sure that it's Nemka's fault and that was a reason why father gave him away!!!;_;
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So sorry to read your story. So very sad ;_;
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Vilken skΓΆnhet! Det lΓ₯ter som om han Γ€r en riktigt trevlig hund!
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He is beautiful 
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I love seeing them cropped. It gives them that strict pinscherlook. It's so rare to see cropped dogs here in Sweden nowadays, so whenever I do I go "WOW!" ^^
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I just like floppy ears LOL
Dobies with natural ears are very rare here in the states.
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Yes, a very happy ending! Now he's living with two other dogs and is a real pet to two loving people.
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