"Sit", "stand" and "be still", these are just few of the words that you want your Doberman to understand.
Wouldn't it be cute that your dog would learn tricks and commands? You could get them to dog competitions or just make use of the commands for your own lazy-benefit.
The idea itself of wanting to teach these cute little puppies few tricks is so exciting that everybody wants to try it.
They would try to teach the puppy a few tricks, a little command until they are frustrated of trying.
These beginner dog owners do not know how to train a dog certain commands.
Some do not even know how to do potty training or as simple as training the Dobermans to stop jumping on people.
How much more in teaching them more complex commands such as fetching stuff or to roll-over command? Obedience training is not an easy feat.
You have to have time and dedication on the training.
It is also important to have a motivation.
Like Housebreaking, the need to prevent your Doberman puppies from soiling your favorite couch is your motivation to train them on toilet training.
It will take more than a few weeks, but months until you have taught your dog the important commands.
Without motivation, or a will in mind, I doubt you will last the training.
Obedience training, as I have mentioned, is not easy.
You have to have a lot of patience and spare time.
You do not expect that your puppy will learn it overnight.
You need to inculcate the commands into them until they have learned it, and it became a habit.
However, as long as you have a good motivation in mind, and you know you posses tons of patience, you could train your dogs to obey certain commands on your own.
No need for expensive Doberman training schools or your own pet's personal trainer just to get a good result.
Just be consistent in giving the commands, be open minded and well researched about training and you will do great.
Remember that your dog's best teacher is you, its master.