My 14 month male doberman is28 inches at the shoulder and 37 kilo will he get much bigger.?

Question

also do i need to show him if i want to stud him.i have to go now as he is chewing off my left ear

Answer 1

At 14 months is pretty much as tall as he will get but he will contiune to put on weight as he gains muscle mass until he is 2-2.5yrs old.      He will probably be close to 41 kilos (90lbs)  give or take when fully grown.  

Yes if you want to stud him you need to show him as well as have all breed relavent health testing done and research is pedigree.    

He needs to be shown so he can be evaluated for his confirmation to the breed standard.    

Breed relevent health tests includes CERF for eyes(yearly) , OFA hips and elbows (once after 2yrs of age) , thyroid panel(yearly), holter moniter for signs of cardio (yearly), skin punch (for seboria), and VonWillebrands (bleeding disorder, only needed once)    

You need to research his pedigree for a history in the line of things there is no genetic test for that show up later in life such as cardio, cancer and wobblers.  

I would also recommend finding a mentor in the breed that can help you choose the right b*thches to accept.  Many people who have unsutable females or even females with major faults will come to you for stud service.  You need a mentor to help you weed out the poor quality b*tches or b*tches that are just not a good match for your dog.  Allowing your dog to breed to those b*tches would reflect badly on you as an owner and badly on your dogs ability to produce.

Answer 2

Some Dobermans are still maturing and can grow up until 2 years old. My Dobe completely filled out, deepening of his chest as well as height at 3 years old. So I would say you have a pretty good idea of his height but as far as weight, that my fluctuate another 10-15 lbs depending on diet, exercise and bone structure.  

Answer 3

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Answer 4

His size is determined by his genetics. He should grow as large as his parents. Now is the time to start teaching bite inhibition. Redirect him to a toy in time to salvage your ear.

Answer 5

His height is pretty much maxed out but he should still gain a little weight.