Doberman Pinscher cut tail 3D print model

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This is a digital highly detailed high-poly 3D model of a Doberman Pinscher miniature figurine dog. The model was crafted with precision in ZBrush 4R8 and successfully exported into STL and OBJ formats. The world widely recognizes the breed as a Dobermann, while in North America it's commonly referred to as a Doberman Pinscher. Originating from Germany around 1890, Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann developed this domestic dog as a tax collector. The breed features an extended muzzle and stands upright on its toes, rarely showing signs of being heavy-footed. When on the move, the Doberman typically showcases an even, fluid gait that is often considered ideal for their build. Historically, breeders would crop the ears to post them and dock the tail; however, in several countries this practice has been outlawed. Notably, the breed's coat displays distinctive markings on the chest, paws, legs, muzzle, and the areas above its eyes. Ready for 3D printing production, this model boasts a base size of 72x73x35mm. The 3D model is highly versatile and can be scaled to any preferred size without loss of quality. Polycount specs reveal an impressive count: 88,338 polygons and 88,340 vertices contribute to its lifelike texture and accurate dimensions. For more 3D printable designs like this one, visit the link to 'design3dteam' on your right. Thank you!