I am looking for a loving and responsible home for my full-blooded 4-month-old female Doberman Pinscher. She is an amazing puppy and this is a very hard decision for me, but my 1-year-old has leukemia and we have to keep the home as sterile as possible. With her being in a chewing/teething stage, I can’t risk her getting into medical supplies or my child’s toys, and I can’t give her the full attention and training she deserves while caring for both of my kids. My children have to come first, so I’m trying to find the best home for her. She weighs 35 lbs right now.She is super sweet, very affectionate, and great with dogs. She has been living with our 3-year-old female Lab/Great Dane mix and our 8-year-old male Lab mix and gets along wonderfully with them. She is house-trained with a dog door to go outside and she is crate-trained. She’s very smart, bright, and quick to learn. She already knows “sit,” and when she does something she’s not supposed to, we tell her “no” and put her in her crate. She recognizes her bad behavior and settles right down. She is currently going through a normal puppy chewing stage, but she is extremely intelligent and catches on fast.
Health-wise, she is heartworm negative, all her tests are negative, and she has her rabies vaccine. I have her full vet records to provide. She is not spayed yet.
She truly is a wonderful puppy with so much potential. She just needs a family who can give her the time, training, and love she deserves. I absolutely hate rehoming her, but due to my child's medical needs, it is the best and safest choice for our household. A reasonable rehoming fee will apply to ensure she goes to a committed, responsible home.
