Enjoy the puppy years!Hello, We are getting a doberman puppy (female), and would like to get a dog bed for her. My problems is the female puppy likes to tease and play with the 7 month old witch is 24 inches and i am afraid that the bigger dog might hurt her since she is small. Blood work could be very helpful, as well as an EKG or Holter monitor to check heart functions. The American Doberman Pinscher is known for toned muscle and little body fat (think more like a long-distance runner, not a bodybuilder), while the European Doberman is known for a bigger, heavier, and more muscular body type.It’s always good to make sure your dog is growing correctly and on track to be a healthy weight as an adult.

Don’t ignore any sudden changes in your dog’s weight, as it could be an indicator of an underlying health concernThis is why I strongly urge Doberman owners to always DNA health check their Dobermans so they know what genetic issues they might be up against. This is because their ear cartilage hardens as they get older and if the ears aren’t cropped and posted in place when this happens, they won’t stand. Here’s how to tell if your Doberman is underweight:When your dog is at an ideal weight, it’s a great indicator that they are happy and healthy. I would just make sure your Vet is ruling out the worse case scenarios first… like DCM, liver problems, etc.Hello my don’t Baker is 5months old and 51 pounds.. what is a good back yard exercise I can use for muscle growth ..thank you.Sounds like Baker is right on track!
This means they generally weigh more. Every day starts that way – what better is there?

If your dog falls outside of the shaded region of this chart at any given stage of growth it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re unhealthy.

So you can generally expect a female Doberman to be about 15 pounds at two months of age, 25 pounds at three months, 35 pounds at four months, and so on.

However, it’s worth noting that it’s certainly still possible to have a healthy Doberman who falls outside of the above-mentioned weight range.

While larger dogs can take up to 1.5 years to reach their adult weight. The growth chart shown above was modeled around American Dobermans but can be used to estimate the weight of a European Doberman as well.A European Doberman’s weight will usually fall near the top edge of the growth chart’s shaded region. They are fit and ready for activity. The European Doberman (also called “Dobermann”) has a body type that’s a bit bulkier and more muscular than the American variant. This doesn’t mean that either dog is necessarily unhealthy, however.If your Doberman is underweight (especially if they are 10% or more under their ideal weight), it can lead to long term health problems, quality of life concerns, degradation of their emotional state, and other issues. At that point, the Doberman’s weight gain rate begins leveling off.For female Dobermans, you can use the same rule if you subtract about 5 pounds from that weight.

I live in the Sacramento area of California and love spending quality time with Cooper, my 6-year-old Doberman Pinscher.my doberman puppy will be 4 months old tomorrow and he weighs 50 pounds he mother is 85 and he sire is 105 is it to late to have his ears cutEar cropping timing really has more to do with the dog’s age than their weight. These dogs do naturally vary quite a bit. The information in the graph on this page (for example) is just a rough guideline. The reason you can’t rely on numbers and graphs for this is simply that, just like in humans, every dog’s body is different.Some have smaller frames while others have larger ones, and a Doberman whose used to more strenuous activity and possesses more muscle mass, as a result, will weigh more than one who doesn’t. Bridget, and I still have (very little) room on the edges.