Top products from r/DobermanPinscher
We found 21 product mentions on r/DobermanPinscher. We ranked the 39 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Walky Dog Plus Hands Free Dog Bicycle Exerciser Leash Newest Model with 550-lbs Pull Strength Paracord Leash Military Grade
Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 2
Patented design includes an internal shock-absorbing system and quick lock and release capability for easy switching between bikesHigh Carbon Stainless steel for strength leash installs on virtually any bike in under 5 minutes Only True Quick Release Bike leash Patented designLets you safely walk yo...
2. PetSafe Busy Buddy Football Dog Toy, Large Purple
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Quality and performance driven products for your petTested for safety and healthProvide a better quality of living for your pet with PetsafeDurable treat holding rubber dog toyTreat Trapper firmly grips and gradually releases treats to keep dogs motivated to play longerFor dogs over 50 lbs.Works wit...
3. MIULEE Stretch Sofa Cover, Velvet Couch Cover, Fitted Sofa Slipcover, Furniture Protector Washable for Pets and Kids (Sofa,Red)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
<p><strong>Premium Quality Sofa Cover: </strong>This durable and easy to clean sofa cover is made from 93-percent polyester and 7-percent spandex material. Available in 4 sizes: chair, loveseat, sofa and Xl sofa, please measure your sofa size before buying.</p><p><strong>High Stretch Couch Cover: </...
4. Esky Dog Training Collar Waterproof 330 Yard LCD Backlight Remote Control Dog Training Shock Collar
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
5. Bully Max The Ultimate Canine Supplement 60 tables vet-approved for all breeds & ages 6.34 oz
Sentiment score: -1
Number of reviews: 1
Increase Strength, Muscle, Power & SpeedBuild MuscleSpeed RecoveryRaise Health & ImmunityTrans Fat, Sucrose, Corn Syrup Free!
6. Dogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Dog Bowl, Slow Feeding Dog Dish Suitable for Wet or Dry Food, Medium, Black
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Dogit Anti-Gulping Dog Dish encourages pet to eat or drink at a slower pace preventing indigestion, vomiting and bloatingSuitable for wet or dry food; Great solution for dogs who eat and drink quicklyDishwasher safeDish can be used as either a water or food dishHolds 600ml (20.2 fl oz)
7. Chuckit Fetch Ball Medium (2 Pack)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
HEALTHY PLAY: For stimulating playtime that helps pets stay fit, the Chuckit! Fetch Ball encourages pets to leap and chaseHIGH-BOUNCING BALL: Dog balls are made from natural rubber that is designed to bounce higher and farther than standard tennis balls, making these rubber dog balls ideal for excit...
8. SqueakAir Ball Large
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Perfect for games of fetchSqueaker to induce playNon-abrasive tennis material will not wear down your dog's teethAvailable in five sizes: XS, S, M, L and XL
9. Coolaroo The Original Elevated Pet Bed, Large, Terracotta
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Off-the-ground design promotes and increases air flow on all sides of the bed, keeping your pet cool (Elevates pets more than 7 in. off the ground)Suspended platform provides added comfort by creating low-impact areas to pressure points and joints (Offers almost 9 Sq. Ft. of bed space)Fabric is made...
10. Jolly Pets Teaser Ball Dog Toy, Extra Large/10 Inches, Purple
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
This all in one ball-within-a ball dog toy features a movable interior ball inside a rounded outer cube for hours of puzzling fun!The Extra Large Teaser Ball measures 10 inches across and is ideal for large dogs and extra large dogs that are 90+ lbsThe exterior of the Teaser Ball is easy for dogs to...
11. KONG, Tug Toy, Red, Natural Rubber, For Medium Dogs
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Natural KONG Rubber stretches and recoils for long-lasting funIdeal for interactive games of tugComfortable grips make grabbing easy for you and your dogAvailable in three sizes: S, M and L
12. Clicking with Your Dog: Step-by-Step in Pictures (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Clicking With Your Dog: Step-By-Step in Pictures (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)
13. Treat Dispensing Chew Ball, Large
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Quality And Performance Driven Products For Your PetTested For Safety And HealthProvide a better quality of living for your pet with StarmarkFill With Food Or Treats To Keep Your Dog Happily EntertainedFill with food or treats to keep your dog happily entertainedStronger and longer-lasting than natu...
14. SportDOG Brand NoBark 6 - Waterproof Bark Control Collar with 6 Levels of Static - No Programming Required
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
This bark collar corrects barking by sending a static correction when it detects the vibration of your dog's vocal cordsUsing progressive correction, the collar starts at the lowest level of correction and automatically raises the level if your dog continues to bark; After 30 seconds of silence, the...
15. PetSafe Gentle Leader Head Collar with Training DVD, LARGE 60-130 LBS., BLACK
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Vet recommended and trainer designed: This headcollar instinctively redirects your dog’s tendency to pull by placing gentle pressure on pain-free points and eliminating pressure on his throatTeaches better leash manners: Gently and safely helps you control unwanted leash behaviors like pulling, lu...
16. Herm SPRENGER Ultra-Plus Prong Dog Training Collar, 20" neck size, 3.2 mm x 22" chain length, Steel Chrome Plated Dog Prong Collar, Pinch Collar for Dogs, Dog Correction Collar, Prong Training Collar
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Age Range Description: All Life Stagescontains nickel, so will not do for nickel-reactive dogs
17. HERM SPRENGER Ultra-Plus Prong Dog Training Collar, 2.25 mm x 16", Steel Chrome Plated Dog Prong Collar, Pinch Collar for Dogs, Dog Correction Collar, Dog Prong Training Collar, Dog Supplies
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
HERM SPRENGER PRONG COLLAR: Our dog collars, dog training collars and dog training tools are safe and with proper useDOG PRONG COLLAR: High-quality, steel chrome plated; Fits dogs with up to a 16-inch neckPRONG COLLAR: This dog training collar features safety ends for the safety of the dog and the o...
18. Suede Shearling Coat - MD Camel
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Designed with style and detail this coat is a "must".
19. Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball, Large
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Large vinyl treat-dispensing toy entertains your dog for hoursSoft, pliable textured vinyl surface made for easy grippingInsert treats, which fall out during playtimeEasy to fill5 inches in diameter
20. Life Stages LS-1642DD Double Door Folding Crate for Large Dogs(71 - 90lbs)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
This double door folding crate measures 42L x 28W x 31H inches & is suitable for large dog breedsSets up in seconds with no tools required for assembly and folds flat for convenient storage or travelTwo heavy duty slide-bolt latches (per door) securely lock dog crate door in place keeping your dog s...
If you're going to crate the dog, then I suggest this crate. It has a divider so that you can make the crate small for when he's a puppy and then slowly move the divider as he gets larger. As long as the crate has only room enough for him to turn around and lay down then he will not poop or pee in the crate. Fill the empty side of the crate with some cardboard boxes so that it feels small and cozy. This is by far the best way to potty train a dog. This crate size is perfect for my 93lb 4 year old and he has plenty of room in it to stand up and sleep in multiple positions.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002AT3ME/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1
Do not get him bedding with stuffing. He will most likely destroy it, eat the stuffing, and get blockages (same with stuffed toys). Mine did this to all his beds but luckily he pooped out the stuffing. Instead, I got him a big white IKEA comforter. It's a like a big blanky he can move around to his desire and he won't destroy it. Also, it's easy to toss in the washer.
Buy a Kong so you can stuff peanut butter, cheese, and other treats into to keep him busy.
These are the best dog balls I've found. My dog can't destroy them and he loves playing with them:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00280MUXA/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1
Also, do NOT cheap out on his food. Buy 100% grain free high quality food. Dobermans are subject to getting bloating and foods with grain can cause it which can lead to death. I suggest Taste of the Wild's Salmon puppy formula.
Good review site for dog food:
https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-food-reviews/taste-of-the-wild-dog-food-dry/
Lastly, socialize this dog like crazy. Take it everywhere and have it meet all sorts of people, dogs, animals, city life, etc. At first, though, since he doesn't have all his shots you might have to just stick to puppy classes where other dogs have their shots (so no one catches any illnesses). Don't take the puppy to random dog parks as they can be filled with diseases which your puppy isn't protected against.
Good luck!
I had a similar problem except the cats in my situation were my other dog, a small, senior toy poodle who didn't like my dobie puppy since the minute I brought him home. The dobie would constantly try to play with the other dog and wasn't picking up any of the clear signals the other dog was sending that he did NOT want to play. It started to get really bad because my older dog is pretty vocal, so there would be constant growling and barking all day long. I bought a vibration/shock collar because a guy at the dog park told me about the great results he got from his and WOW! I never have to use the shock setting at all, I only use the vibrate feature and based on reviews I've read online, many dogs are the same. Anytime the pup got too rough with the older dog, I'd give him a buzz. He learned QUICK, and it only took about a day or two for him to leave the other dog alone. It's like he's a completely different dog now. I'd try that - anytime he starts to chase the cats or show negative attention to them, just give him a buzz. You'll be surprised how effective it is. I know that this isn't 100% positive reinforcement training because it does involve "punishment," but it yields fast results and doesn't hurt the dog in any way. Since getting the collar, my dog has perfect recall, walks on the leash like a champ and is just overall a much better behaved dog. I would sing the praises of this thing of a mountain top if I could! This is the specific model I have and it works great!
Positive reinforcement training or "clicker" training. Here's a secret - you don't actually need a clicker. This dog will be very smart and will push back at forceful old-school training. But he will LOVE you and you will love him even more if you focus on the positive. Don't Shoot The Dog is the best book to get you started on this philosophy. And this is my favorite simple starter training book Clicking With Your Dog: Step-By-Step in Pictures (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)
If you can just wait two years (it will be hard, trust me) and keep socializing and positive training, after two years your perfect dog will begin to emerge. Until then expect lots of mistakes, but always use positive reinforcement. WORTH IT. You will never have to yell at your dog. I've trained both ways and I'm never going back.
Amazon too.
Jolly Pets 10-Inch Teaser Ball, Purple https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P6V9D6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_E4aLBbHD62J0F
Edit: just make sure to get the Jolly Pets brand one, that’s why it’s so tough. (Jolly Ball and Jolly Pets are the same brand. Just one is for horses and one is for dogs or something like that.)
Bought this one on Amazon and my Dobies LOVE them, also they look good. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002XUISY/ref=twister_B003DKJZ28
When my Doberman was between 1 and 3 years old, I had a Walky Dog on my bike and we'd go on rides multiple days a week. It was the perfect way for her to release her energy. She absolutely loved it and still gets excited when she sees a bike to this day. My only words of advice is to be mindful of the wear and tear running on concrete can do to joints. My girl is 10 now and has arthritis and leg tremors that's being treated with Gabapentin and Tramadol.
I have this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Omega-Paw-Tricky-Treat-Large/dp/B0002DK26M
It's soft plastic so it can handle being knocked around a bit - which is good, as Lucy has figured out the most efficient way to get treats out of it is to knock it down the stairs again and again. I think a hard plastic model would be smashed to smithereens by now.
It doesn't open up so it's hard to clean, I fill/drain it with water a bunch of times to try to get as much food residue out as I can, then pour boiling water into it every now and then to sterilize what's left.
I like the Kirkland bed we got from Costco - if smelt bad for a few days so we left it outside to air out but it had held up decently - I know a lot of Doberman owners who prefer the elevated beds like this: https://www.amazon.com/Original-Elevated-Pet-Bed-Coolaroo/dp/B001HX4280/ref=sr_1_11?s=pet-supplies&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1486058987&amp;sr=1-11&amp;keywords=Dog+bed
Memory foam also tends to keep its shape a bit better than regular stuffed beds
Amazon! I won't say it is the best cover but it helps!
My Doberman as well as my parent's each have one of thease, love them, and are quite durable.
KONG Tug Toy Dog Toy, Red https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FEN1NO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_1qGaAb6M1BV2M
I switched to one of these Gentle Leader Headcollars, and it's just been amazing. I'm not a big fan of the "string in a reel" leashes, especially with a dog that likes to pull while leashed. With this head collar thing, I don't even need to grip the leash any more, just a light hold.
Hey! Started doing the same w our girl too. After 6-7 rides I’ve started using a harness + this guy (Walky Dog Plus Hands Free Dog... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003OYIAW4?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share)
After a few rides I’ve become a fan
Like I said, I’ve done my research and I know what I’m doing. It might look big in the picture but it’s really not. I bought it off amazon and checked the tags just to make sure. It is the 2-1/4mm
Herm Sprenger Pinch Collar, 12-Inch, 2-1/4-Millimeter, Silver, Small https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0006L0UGC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Z1xSBbH69C8QQ
Treat Dispensing Chew Ball, Large https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009YD8NS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_INc4DbZ8K7JXS
Can't recommend these enough, my boy loves them and they can stand against his chewing for a good bit. I think kongs are about the only thing that we've bought that last the longest, we bought the large black one.
My wife bought the pup a tire and rope toy that lasts as well, but it's an outside toy since he flings the tire by the rope and it becomes a morning star.
It's tough. I've seen many an advertised "tough" toy at a high price be obliterated in a matter of minutes. We had the best luck with a rubbery football with holes to put little treats. Similar to this by busy buddy: http://www.amazon.com/PetSafe-Buddy-Football-Large-Purple/dp/B000CMFVC8
Other than that, I buy $5 and under cheapo stuffed animals and replace frequently.
Ive used this with good results.
They won't respond to a pinch collar nor a choke chain when they're that young. They have a lot of skin on their neck. The prong collar will poke their neck muscles, throat, and esophageal area. With a prong collar they know exactly how much space they have before they're hurt and from when they're comfortable. We use this one https://www.amazon.com/Herm-Sprenger-Ultra-Plus-Training-Collar/dp/B0006L2N2G
Forgot to mention Bully Max (One a day, unless it is a rainy day and we have to stay inside)
Amazon Link