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Nani

Doberman Pinscher

Female, 11 mos
Columbus, GA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Nani — A Loyal, Playful Best Friend Nani is a fun-loving, affectionate girl with the perfect mix of playful energy and loyal devotion. Whether she's soaking up the sunshine, wrestling with her dog friends, or joining you for a car ride, Nani is happiest when she's spending time with the people and pets she loves. She already knows several basic commands, including sit, down, and stay, and she's eager to keep learning. Nani loves chewing on bones and durable toys, enjoys trips to the dog park, and looks forward to daily walks. She can get a little excited on a leash, so she'll benefit from a bit more practice, but she's always ready for the next adventure. One of Nani's favorite activities is riding in the car. Roll the windows down, give her a few pets while she's stretched out relaxing, and she's in heaven. Nani is wonderfully social with other dogs and especially loves rough-and-tumble play with her older Doberman companion. Despite her playful style, she's very submissive, gentle, and respectful. She has no issues sharing food or space with other dogs and has never shown food aggression or greediness. She is also great with kids, making her a wonderful choice for a family looking for a loving, active companion. Nani is naturally vocal and alert, making her an excellent watchdog who will happily let you know when someone is nearby. She takes her job of looking out for her family seriously while remaining sweet and affectionate with the people she knows and loves. If you're looking for a loyal companion who's equal parts playful, protective, and loving, Nani is ready to become your new best friend. If you're interested in meeting Nani, please contact Kendry at (518) 269-6196. Disclaimer: All pets posted and adopted through Neighborhood Pets are not members of Paws Humane Society. Paws Humane Society is not liable for any animals' well-being or placement. Please practice safe adoption.
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Trooper

Doberman Pinscher

Male, Adult
Phenix City, AL
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Sam

Doberman Pinscher

Male, 7 yrs 2 mos
Douglasville, GA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Adoption fee: $300 DISCLSIMER: Sam is a true working Doberman. He has natural protection instincts that the average family cannot handle. He will only be adopted to a home that intends to seriously train and work him, and will absolutely not be homed with any children under the age of 15. Physical appearance: Sam is an all-natural, black and tan, male Doberman that is about 4 years old. He is average size for a male Doberman with a weight of 71lbs. Personality: Sam is a wonderful dog with a sweet and playful personality with his family.  He is BFFs with his foster sister and they hang out together and play all the time. While his natural ears and tail make him absolutely adorable looking, he is also an intense watch dog and protector. He is very protective of his foster mom which has led to an incident where he nipped a guest.  He is not a dog you can expect to be social. if you have people in and out of your house all the time, he is not the dog for you. He is a true Doberman and is not what you commonly find in a rescue dog.  He is fearless, intense, and alert but he is not aggressive.  He needs an experienced owner that knows how to train and lead him and will not leave him to his own devices. He does well with both men and women once he gets to know them, but initially is extra wary of men. he needs a proper introduction and for his owner to show him that they are okay. He will not be adopted to a home with any male dogs, but females are fine. He will also not be adopted to a home with small children. We will require all kids to be over 15 years old. Why he’s in rescue: Sam has an unusual rescue story. A friend of the rescue was working in Qatar where Dobermans are illegal.  Despite them being illegal, many of the wealthier residents import them anyways. They usually import them from Serbia and get them based on the idea of a Doberman, leaving them as decorations or using them as guard dogs as opposed to pets.  Sam's owner no longer wanted him and he was abandoned at a kennel. Our friend contacted us asking if we would take him if she brought him back with her. If we didn't, he'd likely be euthanized or abandoned in the desert unfortunately common for unwanted dogs). We couldn't say no. Manners and training: Sam is crate trained, potty trained, and does pretty well on a leash.  He is a fast learner and would excel at any sort of training or sport you wanted to do with him, especially obedience or schutzhund/bite work.  If you've wanted a dog you can do sports with, this is the dog for you. He is not suitable as a couch potato, and we will require his adopter to be registered for training classes before he can be adopted. He is currently working with a trainer in Lawrenceville that specializes in working dogs and absolutely adores him. We have had an evaluation done by her that we are happy to share with prospective adopters. if possible, we would love to see him continue his training with her.  Vetting: All our dogs are brought up to date on rabies, Bordetella, and combo, negative for intestinal parasites and heartworms, neutered and microchipped before adoption.   ##1810600##
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Zeus

Doberman Pinscher

Male, 5 yrs 6 mos
Douglasville, GA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Zeus: The Big, Loveable Goofball Who Just Needs the Right Kingdom Hey there, I'm Zeus! I'm a 3-year-old male Doberman with cropped ears, a docked tail, and 110 pounds of pure, unapologetic sweetness. I am goofy, affectionate, and will be your best friend approximately 30 seconds after meeting you. I have some specific needs, so read on — if you're the right match, I am SO worth it. Personality: I am a lover, full stop. I will find you, lean on you, and make it very clear that you are my favorite person. I'm an indoor dog through and through — AC, couch, your company. That said, if you're outside with me or there's a squirrel to chase, I'm in. Fair warning: I won't jump a fence, but I will dig, so eyes on me outside please. My Story: I came into rescue due to same-sex aggression and littermate syndrome with my brother — we simply couldn't live together safely, and my family made the loving call to let us both have better lives. In my most recent adoptive home, I had two separate incidents with children that resulted in bites. We are being fully transparent because the right placement depends on it. I cannot be in a home with children — not living there, not visiting, not occasionally. This is absolute. GDR is also having me evaluated by a professional behaviorist before placement, and results will be shared with all approved applicants. Other Animals: No male dogs, ever. I do well with females. No cats or small animals, my prey drive is too high. Manners & Training: I'm a fast learner who loves to train. I know sit, wait, and stay. I have excellent house manners — no begging, no counter surfing, fully potty trained and crate trained. I walk best on a head halter. A home that enjoys training will get the best out of me. Oh, and if anyone gets in a swimming pool, I will bark at them until they get out. I've decided pools are dangerous and I stand by that. Zeus Needs: An adult-only home with no children, both residing, or visiting. No male dogs. A physically capable, experienced handler comfortable with structure and consistency. Supervised yard time. Health & Vetting: Neutered, microchipped, up to date on rabies, Bordetella, and combo vaccines. Heartworm negative and negative for intestinal parasites. Behaviorist evaluation in progress. Why You'll Love Me: I want one thing: to be near my people. In the right adult home, I am a warm, loyal, trainable, and an absolute joy. If that's you, I have a whole lot of love to give. Ready to be my favorite person? Love, Zeus ##2040343##
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Jussie

Doberman Pinscher

Female, Senior
Douglasville, GA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Jussie: The Happy-Go-Lucky Girl Who Just Wants to Play (And Eat) Hey there, I'm Jussie! I'm a 9-year-old black and tan Doberman with natural ears, a docked tail, and an endless supply of enthusiasm for life. I am a happy, bouncy, playful girl who greets every single day like it's the best day ever — because honestly? It might be. Oh, and I come with my ride-or-die best girl, Kokie. We're a bonded pair and we go together. Trust me, you want us both. Personality: I am pure joy in a Doberman-shaped package. I will come up to you and gently nibble your hand just to say please pet me, I like you so much. It's my signature move and everyone loves it. I play hard — my foster brother Obi (also a Doberman) and I have a full wrestling match every single morning without fail, while Kokie watches us like the refined lady she is. I have energy, I have opinions, and I have an absolutely unhinged relationship with food. Speaking of food: mealtime is a spiritual experience for me. I do a full spin-around dance while my bowl is being prepared. It cannot be stopped. It will not be stopped. I also eat extremely fast, so my foster family has me using a slow feeder bowl — it's helped a lot, and my new home will want to continue that. My Story: Kokie and I lost our owner, the person who had us both for years, and it changed everything. We came into rescue together because that's the only way we go — together. Kokie is my anchor. I am her entertainment. We have been side by side for over six years and we are not starting over without each other. The good news? We are genuinely easy to love as a pair. Kokie is calm and cuddly. I am bouncy and playful. We balance each other out perfectly. Kokie & Jussie: Kokie is my best friend and honestly my whole heart. She's the calm to my chaos. While I'm out there wrestling and spinning and living my best life, she's watching from the couch like a proud, slightly exhausted mom. I can't get on the couch myself — I just put my front paws up so my people can reach me for pets — but Kokie holds down the cuddle fort for both of us. We are a team. Manners & Training: I know sit — it sometimes takes a little coaxing with a treat, but I'll get there. I stop immediately when told "no" and stand right at attention, which my foster family loves. I'm still working on leash manners — I tug quite a bit — so a patient, experienced handler will get the best out of me. I'm a little more independent than Kokie, but I'm still very people-oriented and I love being around my humans. Other Animals: I live with other dogs in foster and we get along great — including the daily Doberman wrestling matches, which I consider essential. Cats are an unknown quantity for both me and Kokie, so slow introductions would be the smart move. Special Considerations: Must be adopted with Kokie — bonded pair, non-negotiable Food motivated — use it for training, use a slow feeder bowl at meals Leash work still in progress — experienced handler preferred Active and playful — needs a home that can match some energy More independent personality but still loving and social Cat compatibility unknown Health & Vetting: I'm spayed, microchipped, and up to date on rabies, distemper, and Bordetella. Heartworm negative and negative for intestinal parasites. Why You'll Love Me: I am the dog who makes your house feel alive. I will make you laugh every single day — the hand nibbles, the food dance, the morning wrestling matches. I am happy, healthy, and so ready to find my forever home. And when you take me, you get Kokie too — the sweetest, calmest, most loving old soul you'll ever meet. We are, without question, the best two-for-one deal in rescue right now. Ready to be our people? Love, Jussie ##2774380##
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Freya

Doberman Pinscher

Female, 4 yrs 8 mos
Douglasville, GA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Freya: The Queen Who Rules on Her Own Terms Hey there, I'm Freya! I'm a 4-year-old black and tan Doberman with natural ears, a lean and elegant 57 pounds, and the kind of regal, no-nonsense energy that belongs in a home that truly gets me. I'm spayed, fully vetted, and ready for my next chapter — but I'll be honest, I come with a little complexity, and I need someone experienced enough to appreciate that. Personality: I am what you might call a particular girl. I like my routine, I like my space respected, and I like things done right. I've been described as "prissy" — and honestly? Fair. I prefer a clean bed, I don't like messes, and I have a very specific sense of how my world should be ordered. I'm not the dog who's going to run up and love-bomb strangers. I'm the dog who earns your trust slowly, and once you have mine, you have it. I do well on leash, I love hanging out in the yard, and I've genuinely settled into a calm, happy routine in my current home. I just need the right place to keep that going. My Story: I came from a breeder and lived with my previous family for years before a big move disrupted my world. I don't handle change well — most anxious dogs don't — and the stress of the move led to a snapping incident that my owner felt she couldn't responsibly manage anymore. She made a hard call because she loves me, not because I'm a bad dog. I'm not a bad dog. I'm a Doberman with anxiety who hit a wall during one of the hardest transitions a dog can face. With the right structure and a stable environment, I do really well. Manners & Training: I've been trained with an e-collar and a prong collar, both used thoughtfully — light corrections to get my attention, not punishment. I know how to listen when I trust my handler. I've also been trained to retreat to the bedroom when I'm feeling overwhelmed, and I actually use that skill. That's huge. I know my own limits, and I know how to deescalate — I just need a human who reinforces that structure. I wear a muzzle due to a past nipping incident, and I've learned to accept it. I'm also crate trained and love my crate covered with a blanket — it's my cave and I love it. People & The Door: I am protective, and I will tell you about it. If someone comes to the door, I'm going to bark and rush — that's just me. What I won't do is be politely managed by a stranger walking up and petting me uninvited. My owner crates me or puts me in the bedroom when new people visit, and that's the protocol that works. Do not let people approach me without a proper, controlled introduction. I have snapped before, and my new family needs to take that seriously and manage accordingly. Other Animals: I'm dog selective — I don't start fights, but I don't love dogs that get in my face. No full-on dog fights in my history, but I need slow, controlled intros and a compatible match. I completely ignore dogs that mind their own business. I've always lived around cats and I'm genuinely good with them — I even bonded with a kitten once. The key is slow introductions for indoor cats. Outdoor/stray cats in my yard? I will chase them. No outdoor cats, please. Kids & Home Life: I do best with older kids — 13 and up, and only kids who are calm and respectful. No roughhousing around me, no climbing on me, no chaotic energy. I need a quieter home. Small animals are not safe around me — I have a strong prey drive and I will hunt them. Health & Vetting: I'm spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative, and negative for intestinal parasites. At 57 pounds, I'm right in my ideal weight range. Physically, I'm in great shape. Why You'll Love Me: I am loyal, smart, and deeply bonded to the people who earn my trust. I like my life tidy and my people consistent. I know my limits, I have real coping skills, and with the right handler I can be a genuinely wonderful companion. I'm not the dog for everyone — I know that. But for the right experienced home that wants a complex, beautiful, real Doberman? I am absolutely worth it. Ready to meet me the right way? Love, Freya ##2773476##

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