Is there such thing as King Dobermans?

Question

hey my friend got doberman Puppy 8 weeks.. and they say it is a King doberman is there such thing???? if so how big do they grow?

Answer 1

"I’d like to buy a Doberman puppy do you have any "King" Dobermans?

There is no such thing as a King Doberman. Or a Superior or Excelsior Doberman either. As far as I can determine, these terms refer to nothing more than an oversized Doberman. Dobermans are medium-sized, agile dogs; they must be to perform the job they were bred to do. If you want a 32-inch tall dog, perhaps a larger breed would be more suitable."

Answer 2

Nope no such thing.. People breed Dobermans far too big for their health, and over standard, and as a marketing ploy they call them King Dobermans. They are nothing but badly bred, over sized Dobermans that will not live a good long healthy life. Dobermans are supposed to be a medium sized dog.. Not some humungous thing.. Your friend got ripped off..

Answer 3

No.It's just a term used to describe an oversized Doberman.don't let anyone try and fool you into paying big bucks for a "rare" breed of Doberman,because it's just a regular,BIG Doberman.And there's no such thing as a Miniature Doberman ,either.There are Miniature Pinschers,but NO Miniature Dobermans!

Answer 4

Keeping in mind that Dobies were originally bred to be a "medium sized" dog, the latest trend in the "I wanna make an extra buck" in the puppy sales market are folks who are breeding a larger than technically correct (according to the Breed Standard - see the American Kennel Club for a copy of the Doberman Standard) Doberman and labelling them as King Dobermans or Excelsior Dobermans or Superior Dobermans. All a bunch of hype about nothing more than a dog that wouldn't/shouldn't be used either for showing or breeding...

Answer 5

No, King or Warlock Dobes are terms that people who breed oversized dogs who often have health problems use. Since they breed for one thing, size, they pay little or no attention to hip/elbow health, skin problems or temperaments. Anytime anyone breeds for just one quality such as size, color, or coat the rest of the dog suffers. A top breeder breeds for everything and has the hips and health certifications done and registered with OFA. My Dobe's Ch titled, BiS sire has OFAd, hips, elbows, heart, eye, DNAd tested for bleeding and his temperament is certified by the Doberman Pinscher Club of America. His Dam is OFAd for hips and elbows and tested neg for bleeding disorders. And their parents were tested and so on. My16 mos old Dobe is 28" at the withers and a very healthy well adjusted boy who got his first title at 14 mos. He will never have a bleeding problem, and the chances his hips or elbows will be displaystic are very low. He came from a good breeder and probably cost what your friends so called King pup cost, plus he has a guarentee.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

nope. it's just a term for an oversized dobe. Here's a site with facts and myths about dobes:
http://www.dpcc.ca/dpcc-factsandmyths.htm