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Dobermann
(redirected from Dobermann pinscher)

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Dobermann, pinscher - Dobermanns are named for German dog breeder Ludwig Dobermann; pinscher means "terrier" in German.
See also related terms for terrier.
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Owners of Kerri, runner-up in the Dobermann Pinscher puppy section in 2003, suspected their competition favourite pet had been sedated by rivals when she began to wobble in the ring.
Barking mad; DOG SHOW'S HAD DODGY BETS, BUST-UPS AND EVEN A BIT OF ... by The Mirror (London, England)
THE owners of Kerri - runner-up in the Dobermann Pinscher puppy section in 2003 - suspected their competition-favourite pet had been sedated by rivals when she began to wobble in the show ring.
BARKING MAD; Dog show's had dodgy bets, bust-ups and a bit of ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
People had reported seeing two lynx-like cats as large as fully-grown Dobermann pinscher dogs in the area.
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