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Doberman in Hong Kong
Hello Doberman talk community!
Our pack has been blessed with the recent arrival of a four month-old female red doberman, named Nyah. She has a wonderful sweet temperament and loves to play.
She spends her days with our two chihuahua's Remy and Quinoa, who, along with my wife, have welcomed her into our urban existence.
When her growth plates close up - we look forward to including her in our regular hiking and camping trips (Hong Kong being over 40% protected country parks).
By way of a short introduction, I am a passionate dog enthusiast and a lover of the splendor and natural beauty possessed by the doberman breed. It is my hope to learn and contribute to this community of like-minded individuals.
Dobermans are quite rare in Hong Kong, for both practical and irrational reasons. Obviously limited space is one major factor, but there is also wide-spread fear of large dogs; and several of the larger breeds tend to suffer from poor publicity. Its more of an issue of lack of exposure, though it is slowly improving.
I hope to change some perceptions about this wonderful breed over time
Our pack has been blessed with the recent arrival of a four month-old female red doberman, named Nyah. She has a wonderful sweet temperament and loves to play.
She spends her days with our two chihuahua's Remy and Quinoa, who, along with my wife, have welcomed her into our urban existence.
When her growth plates close up - we look forward to including her in our regular hiking and camping trips (Hong Kong being over 40% protected country parks).
By way of a short introduction, I am a passionate dog enthusiast and a lover of the splendor and natural beauty possessed by the doberman breed. It is my hope to learn and contribute to this community of like-minded individuals.
Dobermans are quite rare in Hong Kong, for both practical and irrational reasons. Obviously limited space is one major factor, but there is also wide-spread fear of large dogs; and several of the larger breeds tend to suffer from poor publicity. Its more of an issue of lack of exposure, though it is slowly improving.
I hope to change some perceptions about this wonderful breed over time
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