Hey everyone,
I am currently doing some research on Doberman Pinschers and I have come across a statement that I am curious about. I read somewhere that every Doberman's brain outgrows its skull, but I am not sure if this is true. I would love to know if this is a common occurrence in the breed or if it is just a myth.
I am also curious about how this could potentially affect the health and behavior of the dog. Would it cause any issues with their cognitive abilities or behavior?
Any information or insights on this topic would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

Hey there,
I have been a Doberman owner for the past 5 years and I have heard this myth too. However, from my experience, I can say that not all Doberman's brains outgrow their skulls. My dog's head size and shape have remained fairly consistent over the years and there have been no issues with his cognitive abilities or behavior.
From what I understand, this myth may have originated because Dobermans tend to have a larger head size in proportion to their body compared to other dog breeds. This can create an optical illusion where it seems like their brains are too big for their skulls.
That being said, if anyone has had a different experience or can provide more information on this topic, please feel free to share.