Doberman Pinscher Puppies for Sale in Milwaukee, WI
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Doberman Pinschers in Milwaukee
Faith
Doberman Pinscher
16 weeks
Duke
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
Dallas
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
Elvis
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
Apollo
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
Ranger
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
Gunner
Doberman Pinscher
16 weeks
Hope
Doberman Pinscher
16 weeks
Koda
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
Rex
Doberman Pinscher
13 weeks
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Doberman Pinscher Characteristics
The muscular build, shiny coat, and regal appearance of the Doberman Pinscher might make you think of them as canine nobility. While these dogs are bred and well suited for a guard dog position or police K-9 unit role, they have the ability to make great family companions when trained properly.
Fast Facts
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Energy High
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Size Medium
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Trainability Accommodating
Doberman Pinschers originated in Germany during the late 1800s, primarily bred as guard dogs. While their exact ancestry is unknown, the Doberman is thought to be a mixture of the German Pinscher, the Rottweiler, and the lesser-known Black and Tan Terrier. They typically stand between 24-28 inches and weigh between 60-80 pounds, often with a red or blue coat.
Doberman Pinschers are a single-coat breed and are moderate shedders throughout the year, so regular grooming is recommended, and frequent brushing will ensure stray hair is kept to a minimum. They are also sensitive to cold weather due to their thin coat, so keeping them indoors during the winter is recommended.
They've gained a reputation as cold and unwelcoming (likely due to their intimidating appearance), but those who have owned a Dobie know they can be as sweet and loving as a Labrador or Bischon Friese when properly trained.
While they can be trained to be great household pets, they are extremely active and require a lot of exercise. The Doberman Pinscher does not do well in small spaces, and a large yard is recommended to prevent bad behavior and escape attempts. They also require adequate mental stimulation and frequent socialization in order to keep them on their best behavior.
How dog-friendly is Milwaukee?
A recent WalletHub study analyzed the 100 largest US cities to see which are the most pet-friendly. In their study, Milwaukee is ranked as the 85th most pet-friendly. The city is one of the most affordable places to have a dog, ranking 17th overall for pet budget.
Dog parks and outdoor activities in Milwaukee
Milwaukee has a variety of dog parks and other activities for you to enjoy with your dog. Some of the most popular dog parks in the city include Granville Dog Park, Bay View Dog Park, McKinley Marina Park, and Estabrook Park. There are also several hiking trails for you to go on a trek with your four-legged friend, including Oak Leaf Trail Milwaukee and Seven Bridges Trail.
Life in Milwaukee with a dog
There are over 100 pet-friendly restaurants in Milwaukee, so you and your dog will always have plenty of choices when you want to grab a bite to eat. A few of the most popular dog-friendly restaurants in the city are Harbor House, Sobleman’s, Old German Beer Hall, Black Sheep, Stack’d, and Cafe Lulu.
Milwaukee also has many other pet-friendly establishments, including pet shops, spas, and groomers. Plus, every year, there are several local events for dogs and their owners. One of the most fun events is PetFest Milwaukee, where your dog can take part in a costume contest, dive and fetch in a massive pool, and socialize with hundreds of their fellow dogs.
You won’t have to worry about finding a place to live with a pet in Milwaukee. According to a Zumper study, the city has the 17th highest number of pet-friendly rental listings in the country. If you ever have friends in town, they too will have no shortage of places to stay with their dogs. The city has over 50 pet-friendly hotels, the most popular including The Iron Horse Hotel, The Plaza Hotel, The Pfister Hotel, and Saint Kate Arts Hotel.
Popular dog breeds in Milwaukee
Milwaukee is home to many different dog breeds. The most popular breeds in the city are Bichon Frises, Goldendoodles, Beagles, Border Collies, and Labradoodles. No matter which breed you choose to bring into your family, your pup will find many of its peers across the city.
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