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Dobermans often suffer from a congenital disease called color dilution alopecia (CDA) which causes excessive hair shedding and balding along the Doberman’s underside and flanks. CDA may also cause bumps along the Doberman’s skin. It is not a curable disease, but it can be managed through various treatment options.
