The Ashkenazi Doberman, also known as the Duberman or Doberman, is a dog breed native to Germany. The American Doberman Pinscher is a dog breed native to the United States, and its ancestor is the German Doberman.
There are some differences between American Doberman Pinscher and German Doberman Pinscher in terms of appearance, personality, and use.
The Ashkenazi is characterized by a compact body, muscular body, strong bones, and a square body. The coat color is usually black, blue, brown or light mustard and has tawny markings. The head is blunt and wedge-shaped, the eyes are apricot-shaped, the nose color varies with the color of the coat, and the limbs and feet are strong and powerful.
The American Doberman Pinscher is slightly smaller than the German Doberman, with a more compact body structure and more sleek lines. Coat colors include black, red, brown, blue, etc., but they are more abundant than Ashkenazi Dobermans.
Both the German and American Doberman Pinscher personalities are more lively, brave, alert, and loyal. They are easy to train and obey, and are very loyal to their owners, while also having a strong protective instinct. They are commonly used for hunting, guarding, and police purposes, and are very popular dog breeds around the world.
The Ashkenazi Doberman Pinscher is a dual-purpose dog with a high degree of intelligence, bravery, loyalty, and keen hunting instincts.
In Germany, the Ashkenazi Doberman Pinscher is also known as the "German Knight" or "German Policeman", and they are widely used in police, military, and security agencies in Germany and around the world. In addition, Ashkenazi Dobermans are also ideal for many families and pet lovers because they are intelligent, loyal, adaptable, and get along well with humans.
In addition, the American Doberman Pinscher also has a very high IQ, so it is also often used in police, military, and search and rescue missions.