DO Dra appears to be in outburst according to these visual observations:

   1137+72   DO DRA (DQ)
       JAN 23.2292UT 14.5  SXN  M. Simonsen  Imlay City, Michigan, USA
       JAN 23.7326   11.4  KWO  W. Kriebel   Osterwaal, Germany
       JAN 23.7583   11.0  OCN  C. Otten     Kinrooi, Belgium
       JAN 23.8083   11.5  RWG  W. Renz      Karlsruhe, Germany

   According to the AAVSO International Database the last outburst of
  DO Dra began on September 24, 2001. DO Dra reached a peak of around
  10.1 and faded down to quiescense in about 4 days. DO Dra has
  been observed in the past in X-ray by the RXTE satellite. It was
  determined to have a unique system geometry for an intermediate magnetic
  variable (polar). Since the outburst is short lived this gives
  CCD observers a chance to get time series coverage of most of the
  outburst of a unique CV. Such data could be valuable to the long
  term analysis of this star and other polars.

   AAVSO validated light curve dating back to around 2446000 showing the
  five previous outbursts:
   http://www.aavso.org/images/dodra.gif

   AAVSO charts are available here:
  http://www.aavso.org/cgi-bin/searchcharts3.pl?name=do%20dra


  Clear skies!
   Aaron Price, Technical Assistant
   on behalf of Elizabeth Waagen, Interim Director
   and Janet A. Mattei, Director