Contrary to popular beliefs, the Dobermann is not aggressive and dangerous. In fact, he is a gentle and amiable dog. You should give him to an experienced and passionate master because he has an extraordinary protection instinct. He is very dominant towards other dogs, and that is his only flaw. His education and socialization are very important and have to be carried out patiently and gently. The Dobermann is easy to educate because he loves working and is efficient, brave and of sturdy character. He is very attentive to his environment. The Dobermann needs a master that encourages him, trains him and accompanies him. He is cautious towards strangers, alerted but calm. His socialization is necessary in order to channel his energy. His education starts at the age of three months in a puppy school, because he needs to be with other dogs. When he leaves school, he has to be stopped the moment he becomes dominant. He is very intelligent and learns fast. He is also emotional, and this quality will allow you to guide him. He hates it when his master sulks or ignore him for a while, and that's how you will educate him. He is a great athlete and he has a strong personality, but do not make him work in a harsh environment, because he can't stand cold and heat. The first thing to teach the Dobermann is to make him stay alone, this is the basic rule to make your dog confident and balanced. Your Dobermann must fully acquire this phase before giving him biting exercises because the dog is still too fearful. The Dobermann is amiable and peaceful, he is faithful and kind to kids, he adapts very well in apartments, he loves couches, he has a vital need to socialize and to learn. His master's presence is vital. This is one of the most tender and sensitive dogs in the world, and he loves his master. He must feel is osmosis with him. In any case, a Dobermann is fast and lively, and he has a great intervention aptitude. That's why he needs a responsible master who can anticipate the dog's reactions. This is an athlete, he is the best dog for the best master.