Doberman Pinscher Health Guide
Doberman Pinscher is the popular working and companion breed in the United States. Lifespan: 10-13 years. Temperament: alert, fearless, loyal.
Dobermans have the highest rate of dilated cardiomyopathy of all breeds. Annual cardiac Holter monitoring is recommended. Many Dobermans die suddenly from undiagnosed heart conditions.
DCM management costs $2,000-$5,000 annually in cardiac medication.
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Common Doberman Pinscher Health Issues
- dilated cardiomyopathy
- wobbler syndrome (cervical vertebral instability)
- von Willebrand disease
- chronic active hepatitis (copper-associated)
- hypothyroidism
- color dilution alopecia
- hip dysplasia
Doberman Pinscher Symptom Guides
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Doberman Pinscher Diarrhea
medium urgency
Doberman Pinscher Fever
medium urgency
Doberman Pinscher Lethargy
medium urgency
Doberman Pinscher Limping
medium urgency
Doberman Pinscher Not Eating (Anorexia)
medium urgency
Doberman Pinscher Vomiting
medium urgency
Doberman Pinscher Ear Infection
low urgency
Doberman Pinscher Eye Discharge
low urgency
Doberman Pinscher Skin Itching and Scratching
low urgency
Doberman Pinscher Breathing Difficulty
emergency urgency
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