Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Story
1/16/26. Jack is a striking red male Doberman whose presence is as warm as it is impressive. Beneath his sleek, athletic build lies a deeply affectionate heart. While he may show a touch of nervousness when first meeting new people, Jack is quick to read the room and understand that he is safe. Once that trust is established, his friendly and gentle nature shines through, revealing a dog who forms sincere bonds with those around him. His confidence grows through positive interactions, and praise means far more to him than treats ever could. Intelligent and well-mannered, Jack demonstrates proper on-leash obedience and takes pride in working alongside his handler. He thrives on structure and clear expectations, responding best to verbal encouragement and genuine affection. Though he can occasionally be distracted by squirrels or other small prey, his focus returns quickly with guidance and reassurance. Jack is selective with other dogs, preferring calm, respectful interactions, and he does best when his boundaries—such as staying off bedroom and living room furniture—are clearly maintained. Jack truly comes alive on his walks, where he can explore the world at his own pace and engage his sharp mind. These outings provide the mental stimulation he craves and help him feel balanced and fulfilled. At home, he finds simple joy in his favorite nylon bone, content to relax after a day of learning and discovery. Jack is a loyal companion who flourishes with praise, consistency, and understanding—an elegant and devoted Doberman whose depth of character is as beautiful as his appearance. 3/23/25. Hi, my name is JACK and I really need your help finding my forever home. I'm a handsome 3year old red Doberman gentleman that came from MDAS last June with my companion who was overbred, so not a lot of history is known about me except that I was probably just used for breeding and not socialized well as a pup. I quickly became a volunteer favorite with my sweet and calm gentle demeanor. I love to go in the staff office and play with toys. I walk lovely on a leash and ride nicely in the car. I'm good in my crate for the most part but prefer being out of it and do not destroy anything when left alone in my home for even up to 8 hours. I do have a huge prey drive and cannot be in a home with any small animals or cats. Although I like other female dogs, I would be best as the only dog in the home. I am best suited for a Doberman-savvy owner who understands the breed's quirks and will work with me to be the best that I can be. With the right adopter, I will be the most loving, loyal best friend you could ask for. PLEASE, I know you're out there; I would really like to go to my forever home! PLEASE SHARE me! 7/22/24. Meet JACK, this absolutely adorable 2year old red boy is looking for his forever home. He is new to the rescue so we are still getting to know him but he is a sweet boy that waits patiently in his kennel until it's his turn to come out. He likes everyone he meets although can be a bit shy at first. He would be happy as the only dog in the home. Since he came from the shelter we can no history of kids or cats with him so we will not put him in that situation.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.Not every dog is available for adoption or need a foster - some are wards of the rescue (usually due to medical reasons, but sometimes behavioral). These dogs will always be supported by DRL. We welcome financial support for these dogs. Here are links to foster and adoption applications for those dogs who need a foster home or adoptive home. Foster Application Adoption ApplicationJanuary 17, 2026, 5:30 pm
