Definition
a large dog breed with sleek black or reddish fur, originally bred in Germany for protection and guarding.
Etymology
Named after Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, a German tax collector and dog breeder in the 1890s who developed the breed by crossing several dogs including pinschers and greyhounds.
Kelly Says
Karl Dobermann literally created his perfect guard dog by selectively breeding dogs—it's one of the few dog breeds named directly after the person who invented it, like a canine self-portrait.
Translations
ARالعربية
دوبيرمان
do-be-rman
BNবাংলা
ডোবারম্যান
do-ba-rman
CACatalà
doberman
do-be-rman
CSČeština
doberman
do-be-rman
DADansk
doberman
do-be-rman
DEDeutsch
Dobermann
do-ber-mann
ELΕλληνικά
doberman
do-be-rman
ESEspañol
doberman
do-be-rman
FAفارسی
دوبرمن
do-be-rman
FISuomi
doberman
do-be-rman
FRFrançais
doberman
do-be-rman
HEעברית
דוברגמן
do-ver-gman
HIहिन्दी
डोबरमैन
do-ber-man
HUMagyar
doberman
do-be-rman
IDBahasa Indonesia
doberman
do-be-rman
ITItaliano
doberman
do-be-rman
MSBahasa Melayu
doberman
do-be-rman
MYမြန်မာ
ဒေါဘာမန်
da-ba-man
NLNederlands
doberman
do-be-rman
NONorsk
doberman
do-be-rman
PLPolski
doberman
do-be-rman
PTPortuguês
doberman
do-be-rman
RORomână
doberman
do-be-rman
RUРусский
доберман
do-ber-man
SVSvenska
doberman
do-be-rman
SWKiswahili
doberman
do-be-rman
TAதமிழ்
டோபர்மேன்
do-ber-man
TEతెలుగు
డోబర్మేన్
do-ber-man
THไทย
ด็อบเบอร์แมน
dob-ber-man
TRTürkçe
doberman
do-be-rman
UKУкраїнська
доберман
do-ber-man
URاردو
ڈوberman
do-be-rman
VITiếng Việt
doberman
do-be-rman