The Doberman Pinscher originated in Germany, and the purpose of cultivating the Doberman in the early stage was to organize his homework. It is the most intelligent working dog of all breeds. The earliest breeder of this breed was named Mr. Doberman (January 2, 1834 to June 9, 1894).

Mr. Doberman is said to have worked as a tax collector, a horse butcher, and a temporary stray dog caretaker. As a stray dog caretaker, he is legally empowered to take care of all stray dogs. With this convenience, his dog has become very intelligent. At that time, the so-called butcher's dog had been recognized as a very pure breed and played a vital role in the origin of the Doberman Pinscher breed. This dog is an early version of the German Rottweiler breed, which was crossed with the shepherd dog that now exists in Thuringia, becoming a black dog with rusty red spots.

Mr. Doberman used these dogs in the 18th century Breeding the Doberman Pinscher. Thus, he got his own unique breed: this dog is not only alert, but also quite protective, making a good working dog and watch dog. This dog is often used as a guard and police dog. Due to its widespread use in policing, the dog has earned the nickname Gendarmerie Dog. This dog is also often used in hunting to deal with large vermin. In this environment, as the situation evolved, the Doberman Pinscher officially won the title of police dog in the early 19th century.  

The Doberman Pinscher is usually of medium build, strong and muscular. In addition to good bone quality, this dog should have a sense of elegance and nobility, which is clearly visible in the lines of its body. This dog should be particularly suitable as a companion dog, guard dog, working dog, and watchdog.