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Thanks to everyone who responded to the inquiry. Here's our boy with his pasterns up. Thanks to opinions from everyone, he was able to overcome the syndrome.

How did we do it:
exposure to early morning sunshine
Feeding adequate calcium without reducing protein intake
Giving vitamin C (white) supplements
Giving daily multivitamin supplements
Rigorous and simple exercises.

In short, we combined every opinion.
Here's our boy doing fine at 8 months, 6 days.

mummykyrti:
Oga any thread yet? I just got a female gsd and I need tips

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Got your mail ma'am. I'm available now

asmaua:
i have a female great dane, i need a male to mate with her when she is on heat

Got you too! There's a good sire, it's in Sangotedo, Ajah Lagos. If the location is fine, lemme know. 07039362448

Got you! Let's talk... 07039362448

Growing up. 16month Sprint. Wish his ears were taped.

Kindly be reminded; Doberman only.

And thanks for the enquiries.

Seun:
I agree; but this tail cutting madness won't stop if we don't vote with our wallets.

Personally don't like it, especially when it's totally removed. Funny the guy I got him from believed it will make him aggressive (read "crazy and/or mad", ironically, he grew timid. Thanks to relentless training that helped his confidence. We just do things for the wrong reasons.
We can all join voices together to condemn tail removal (as this isn't docking). If it must be done, retain minimum, a third of the tail.

14teenK:
Nice thick dobberman most dobbies are lanky

Blame overfeeding and exercise... He's never tired out before, crazy energy. Thanks.

Seun:
No tail.

Felt same way when I got him, but it makes no difference any more.

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Interested in this quality for your dames (Doberman only)? Feel free to CALL or chat
07039362448...location is Sangotedo, Ajah Lagos.

P. S. He's a product of a pure deep-chested Dobie stud and a Dob-Rott mix dame.

lahit14:
Quality great Dane pup need, pchat me if u'v got. Whatzapp:08065926664

Still in need?

Cruz76:
Thanx u well appreciated. This is my first time of keeping a dog and I m so concerned about the way she play with visitors. Contrary to what I gathered about Caucasian Sheperds as being an aggressive breed. She respects me and already accept me as the alfa. She play less with me except I lead her on because she observes my mood before playing with me anytime I m home but very playful with visitors.

He's still a puppy, allow him. They're almost always interested in new things.

What a shame, nice dog. Wish my vacant kennel was big enough. Would have boarded him free for you till you're good to pick him back... The space is too small for a Cauc.

LMAOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOH

Have you talked with your vet yet? He should be your first dial in times like this.

Our thoughts are with double g. Get well soon Champ!!

Wow, a very huge size at 3 months, nice ...are you sure they're not older?
Pls o, you can whip any dog but not a CO, even without whipping, they're still difficult to control.

bobogee007:


I stay in a self con apartment and[b] I[b] made sure I located its cage @ the back of the the house where no one would see him except me and one other person.[/b][/b]
The dog isn't a puppy anymore. It is 9 months old and I feel it lacks confidence. I just changed the environment tho

@ bold.... There lies the problem, only interaction with humans and other dogs build a dog's confidence. You need to either move its cage to where it can see everyone coming and going out (if you have your landlord's permission) or make sure he only sleeps in that hidden place. You're going to have an unstable dog if he doesn't know how to behave around people. Allow him to have a normal dog life (although this maybe hard since you prolly share the compound with other people). No wonder he's trying to compensate for the boredom, he's prolly positioned to face a blank wall, haba!!. Let him roam free with your supervision (but be sure you can control him, or use a leash), that's the only way he can know his territory and conversely protect it.
Well, dogs are still considered puppies untill they're 18months. But that doesn't matter. Cheers.

Where do you live? I mean, what is your personal space like?
That aside, you just got him and he's still a puppy which means he's still getting adjusted to your space. At his age, even though you should start having an idea of what he's going to grow into, he may just be a late bloomer.
You say he's destructive, that's because he's bored, needs activities to stimulate him. Find him toys when you're not around and make up for it with quality play time when you're around.
Back to your abode. The nature of your environment plays a major role in how quick or otherwise he adjusts to the new place. A dog will perform differently in an open yard from a fenced property. Forget the weed and spirit, it only makes them go bezzerk. Be patient with him, focus on training him right, build his confidence and teach others how to behave around him.
A dog can not protect a territory he hasn't discovered, conquered and marked.

I just love how playful they are as puppies. The funniest is how they hold your femur with their forelimbs when you drag them by the harness. They know you can't drag them clinging to your thigh. Adorable troubles.

prinzetobi:
Simply place him on vitamins. Also the morning sun helps as it is rich in vitamin K. It is also best to keep him on uneven surfaces as flat and very leveled grounds could cause the bad feet too. Personally I use "Forever" vitamin C. It is a human drug but has been working for me though. Hope that helps

Thanks chief, he's been on vitamins and calcium supplements since I picked him up. Will try your suggestions too.
Btw, That's Bauer... LOL

Ẹ ṣir ó, No dog is born violent. Their temperament is moulded by daily interaction and/or non-interaction with human(s). The issues is that dogs have been mystified, misrepresented and stereotyped using unsubstantiated generalizations.
There are indoor rottweilers and there are yard samoyeds. No one shade fits all.

..... My 2 cents

It's your dog so you know better but.....

That's a dobie (prolly with Rott genes) and it's way older than 4 months. Just look at the dentition. And the physique says it all... But it's your dog still...

elkharpone:
Thanks a lot for the dog food brother
God bless you

Thanks for taking it.

Wow, eye-opening. Thanks.
Thank you for your time, I do not take it for granted. #Bless

For those who asked to see the picture... Here goes

theyongest:


I'm all ears sir. Please be kind enough to share.
Thanks for your kind words too, got him here in Lagos.

Sir, please be kind to share. Thanks in anticipation

Okay so tomorrow is Sunday. Who is picking this up?. I will be free tomorrow, call 07039362448 so we can make arrangements.

I don't think one person should take both sha, the dogmor for Mr A and binggo for Mr B, well, unless there is no Mr B.

Immorttal:
lol, if he hates to bath then you need me to share you some tricks i use on them, infact they love to bath everyday. Thanks for the compliments thoughI,ve seen your boy, he is very good and short mouth too, where did you get him?

I'm all ears sir. Please be kind enough to share.
Thanks for your kind words too, got him here in Lagos.