A pair of bright and divine eyes is a sign of health for a Doberman Pinscher. If you find that your dog is not in good spirits, dizzy, and at the same time there is continuous overflow from the corner of the eye, his eyes are dull, and he often scratches his eyes with his claws or keeps blinking, it may be an eye problem.

Let the Doberman's mouth open to check the cleanliness of the dog's mouth and teeth. If you find that the teeth are covered with dirt, food debris and odor, you can use a pet toothbrush to brush its teeth. . But if you find tartar or even cavities, you need to consult a veterinarian. It is very likely that the dog will be sick. And if the dog has bad breath, it is likely that there is a problem with the digestive system.

In addition to sleeping and just sleeping, the Doberman Pinscher When awake, the nose is generally moist with a clear layer of fluid on the surface. If your Doberman Pinscher has a dry nose with pus-like mucus, nosebleeds, continuous sneezing and other symptoms, it may be suffering from nasal diseases or infectious diseases. The most terrifying thing is to get dog distemper. If the Doberman Pinscher gets dog distemper, the mortality rate is very high.

A healthy dog's ears are very clean and light pink, and there is no odor. If you open the ears of a Doberman Pinscher and find that it is dirty, and the dog often shakes its head, If you scratch your ears, and there is a foul smell in your ears, it is possible that the Doberman Pinscher has ear mites or otitis media.

The coat of a healthy Doberman Pinscher should be shiny and smooth. During the usual inspection, you can comb the dog's coat and touch it with your hands to see if there is any abnormality: such as whether the skin is healthy or whether it has skin diseases. If you find that the coat of the Doberman Pinscher is dull, rough and covered with dander, and there are pieces of peeling, you should consult a veterinarian for early treatment.