Jungkook is the newest dog father in town! He recently introduced his Doberman dog, Jeon Bahm, in BTS In The Soop 2, stealing the hearts of ARMYs all over the world.
Dobermans are a highly energetic dog breed who are known for their fierce and elegant appearances. They were originally bred to be guard dogs, a trait that Jungkook himself acknowledged when he told Bahm, “You don’t need to be on guard. I can protect myself,” while they were walking.
In this scene, Jeon Bam despite being a 4 months puppy was very cautious while walking with Jungkook and ready to protect him because Dobermans’re considered 5th most intelligent dog breed with high ability to perceive any threats so Jungkook reassured himpic.twitter.com/eCyPDHHb61
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At the same time, Dobermans are sweet, affectionate dogs. Though they may look tough because of their straight postures and common appearances with their ears up, they’re lovable and happy to just be with their families.
Jungkook has proven in simple ways that he’s not like other owners of the same breed. He recognizes the dignity and sweetness of Bahm and has not clipped his ears or tail. The not-so-little pup still has the natural features of a Doberman.
jungkook và jeon bam, nhìn qua thì có vẻ hơi “hổ báo” nhưng bên trong thực chất vẫn chỉ là một đứa trẻ, một đứa trẻ lớn ôn nhu chăm sóc một đứa trẻ nhỏ hơn. cái cách jungkook khen ngợi, vỗ về và dạy dỗ jeon bam, sự yêu thương, cưng chiều của bạn nhỏ. pic.twitter.com/uGsHPplVCc
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Ear cropping or clipping refers to the process of surgically altering or completely removing a dog’s ears and taping them to stand upright. This was historically done to make it harder to get ahold of the dog and to give them an intimidating appearance to protect their owners.
Now, it is accomplished based on the owner’s preference. It is known for being a painful process for the animals since large sections of their outer ears are cut off, making it illegal to crop ears in many places including ệńġŀäńď and Wales.
Docking tails is also often done to Dobermans for aesthetic purposes and to make them less prone to injury. However, it can also be a painful and sometimes traumatic event for the pups especially if the surgery is not handled by a reliable vet.
