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DOBERMAN FAQS
"Grand Dame" GINGER
and
"My Little" HENRYETTA
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DOBERMAN FAQS
"Grand Dame" GINGER
and
"My Little" HENRYETTA
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DOBERMANS ARE LOVED IN OUR HOME. WE OWN TWO WONDERFUL DOBERMANS. GINGER, WAS 3 YEARS OLD WHEN WE ADOPED HER. IN OCTOBER OF 1998 SHE WILL BE 13 YEARS OLD.  Which doberman pup is "My Little" Henryetta? Our Dobermans are important members of our family. They have had proper socialization and loving training. Both dogs love people, children and each other. Bringing a new puppy into our home has added years to Ginger's life. Henryetta has given Ginger the will to go on living. Ginger now is a pack leader with the reponsibilities of training the pup. Henryetta has taught old Ginger how to be young again, play and have fun. 
....NOT FOR FAMILY MEMBERSOUR "GIRLS" LIVE IN OUR HOME BECAUSE THEY ARE FAMILY MEMBERS. IT IS WELL WORTH THE THE EXTRA HOUSEKEEPING THAT IT BRINGS. A DOG LIVING OUTSIDE IS USUALLY AT THE MERCY OF IT'S OWNERS TO KEEP IN TOUCH AND VERY SELDOM DOES ANY BONDING TAKE PLACE. AFTER THE NEWNESS OF HAVING A PUPPY WEARS OFF, THE DOG IS LEFT ALONE-- BORED AND MISERABLE. DOBERMANS'S ARE PEOPLE DOGS, AND IF YOU OWN ONE YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO GO TO THE BATHROOM ALONE AGAIN. A DOG THAT LIVES INSIDE A HOME LEARNS THE LANGUAGE SPOKEN. IT IS POSSIBLE FOR AN INTELLIGENT DOG TO LEARN BETWEEN 75 AND 100 WORDS. SO TALK TO YOUR DOG. |
