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Doberman

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Noun1.DobermanDoberman - medium large breed of dog of German origin with a glossy black and tan coat; used as a watchdog
pinscher - any of three breeds of dogs whose ears and tail are usually cropped
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Doberman [ˈdəʊbəmən] N (also Doberman pinscher) → dóberman m
doberman [ˈdəʊbərmən] n (= dog) → doberman m
Doberman (pinscher)
nDobermann(pinscher) m
Doberman [ˈdeʊbəmən] n (also Doberman pinscher) → dobermann m inv
Doberman [ˈdeʊbəmən] n (also Doberman pinscher) → dobermann m inv


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Q: We have Marathon tall fescue grass in our rear yard that has never done well, possibly due to two Dobermans.
The toy line includes items like a Doberman plush toy that plays sound clips--complete with Snoop catch phrases--a squeaking boom box and dog bone chew toys.
The Thundercats' home planet has been invaded by The Dogs of War, a race of imperialist war-mutts led by Doberlord, a Doberman pinscher who dresses like a Roman Emperor.
 
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