Doberman. ** Done while engaging in play with another dog--the doberman spins his body away from the victim with an accompanying maneuver which slams his rear end into the other dog. If it is done with the correct timing (and dobes ALWAYS employ the correct timing LOL), the other dog is thrown off balance or almost knocked down.
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Breeder Referral List - The Doberman Pinscher Club of America (DPCA) maintains an official directory of people who are active in breeding Dobermans in the United States of America, dpca.org That will give you everyone's name to search them on Facebook if they don't have a Facebook specifically for their kennel.
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A Doberman puppy born today may not resemble one born in 1890 very closely. But if you prefer a Doberman like the one born in 1890, you’re just out of luck. “We humans may be brilliant and we may be special, but we are still connected to the rest of life. No one reminds us of this better than our dogs.” -Patricia B. McConnell
The Doberman Pinscher Club of America has a solid listing of reputable breeders for each state: DPCA | The Doberman | Breeder Referral I have had personal experience with two on this list: Pine Crest Dobermans (Monticello), and Rio Gran (south Minneapolis suburb). Bill Pine runs Pine Crest, has been showing (and winning) for many years.
A quality doberman puppy will run you about $4-4.5K. This includes the health testing for the parents that would have been done by the breeder, plus ear crop (which runs about $7-800 per puppy), among many other things.