What color is the best Doberman? Usually black and camel colored Dobermans are considered to be of better quality, with moderate ears that remain erect. The dark brown eyes are medium sized and oval shaped. The end of the nose is black. The chest is deep and the belly is tucked in. The limbs are slender and strong, with a very good bouncing ability. The tail is long and thin and hangs downward, somewhat like a saber. The head of the purebred Doberman is long and compact, with a blunt wedge shape when viewed from the front or side. The cheeks are flat and muscular. The entire face has a very sharp, witty expression. The Doberman’s ears are not large, but they are high at the base. Usually when a Doberman is young, many parents choose to have their ears clipped, so many of the adult Dobermans we see have their pairs up. Of course, there are some Dobermans that do not have their ears clipped, so they should grow up with their ears collapsed. The Doberman’s eyes should be almond-shaped, moderately sunken in position, with eyes that appear lively and energetic. The eyes should be a single color, with black dogs having medium to very dark brown eye color, with eye color consistent with the color of the body’s markings, and the darker the eye color, the better. A healthy standard Doberman Pinscher has white, strong teeth with a clipped bite and a total of 42 teeth, 22 in the lower jaw and 20 in the upper jaw.
