Doberman Pinscher puppies and dogs in Corcoran, Minnesota

Forever in Foster Care Meet Reina! This girl is 8 years old and is handicapable!  Reina will be a forever foster in DRM's Program and is NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION.  Her foster family and DRM have devoted themselves to keeping Reina in their home, where she will be cared for and loved for the rest of her life. Reina was originally rescued from a high kill shelter by an all breed rescue. It was apparent she suffered from neurological issues, but nothing could be found on x-rays of her spine. DRM then stepped in and welcomed Reina into our program to get the help needed so she can thrive!   Reina was born with a condition that caused the nerves from her back legs to brain to not map completely. Sometimes she can be a bit wobbly and sometimes she suffers from incontinence. She is on a special diet that has helped a lot with her potty issues though!  Reina’s favorite activities include snuggling her humans, chewing on bones, going for walks, playdates with her friends and exploring the yard. She also LOVES to chase rabbits and squirrels! When she’s tuckered out, she’ll sunbathe looking out the window or hang out with her foster family.  Reina has lived with other dogs and cats – she’s awesome with dogs but can be very curious about her feline friends. Reina is super smart and knows all the basic commands. Her recall is great (as long as she’s not scouting for bunnies or squirrels) and she is very food motivated to learn anything else you’d like to teach her. She is a hit around the neighborhood with her sunny disposition and love of everyone she meets.  March 7, 2026, 3:24 pm

Nyx — The Doberman Who Just Wants to Be Loved Sometimes a dog comes into rescue carrying more than anyone should have to carry. Nyx came into foster care with a history of health problems, anxiety, and a lot of change. She had been through ehrlichiosis, kennel cough, parasites, a difficult bout of diarrhea, and a heat cycle before finally getting the veterinary care she needed. Her foster mom believes much of what Nyx experienced was the result of improper care in her first home—not something that defines the beautiful dog she is today. And somewhere along the way, despite everything, Nyx never stopped believing that people could be good. In fact, she absolutely adores them. Nyx is one of those dogs who wants to be wherever her people are. She loves attention so much that she could happily spend hours getting ear rubs and scratches. And despite being a roughly 70-pound Doberman, she is completely convinced she belongs in your lap. Honestly, she's not interested in hearing otherwise. She is affectionate, silly, playful, and full of that unmistakable young-Doberman energy. She runs around the yard looking for toys to throw around, enjoys squeaky toys and snuffle mats, and loves a good bone or bully stick. She hasn't quite figured out the whole concept of fetch—but that doesn't stop her from having a wonderful time doing things her own way. Nyx also has a wonderfully goofy side. She can be hilariously distracted—one minute she's happily eating, and the next she's off doing something completely different. Her foster mom jokes that Nyx might have a little bit of “ADHD.” It's part of what makes her so entertaining. She is curious, energetic, and always ready to see what happens next. But beneath all that puppy energy is something even more special: Nyx wants to learn. She is a quick learner and doesn't need much repetition when being taught something new. She knows sit and down, is working on stay, waits for permission before eating, and has made tremendous progress with her recall. She responds well to consistent direction and correction, and her foster family has already seen how much she can accomplish when someone takes the time to teach her. She just needs someone willing to keep going with her. Nyx isn't a dog who needs to be perfect before she can be loved. She needs a person who understands that sometimes love looks like patience. It looks like practicing the same command again. It looks like giving her a good walk before leaving for the day. It looks like helping her feel safe when she's anxious. It looks like setting boundaries kindly and consistently—and celebrating every little bit of progress along the way. Her foster family has already learned that when Nyx is given those things, she responds. She has also learned that being alone doesn't have to mean being abandoned. Crating makes her extremely anxious, so she does better in a safe, gated area of the home. When her foster mom leaves, Nyx may whine for a while, but she eventually settles herself and usually falls asleep. That's progress. And Nyx has made a lot of it. She has also learned how to live with another dog and a cat. She does wonderfully with her foster home's male Doberman, although her play can sometimes become a little too enthusiastic and she needs humans to help her remember that she doesn't have to be the boss. She has learned to respect the household cat for the most part, although she may still occasionally try to turn the cat into a playmate. Nyx will need a securely fenced yard because rabbits are simply too tempting to resist. She loves being outside, running around, exploring, and soaking up the sunshine. She is also doing well on leash and continues to improve her manners with every walk. She may be a teenager. She may occasionally test the rules. She may still have things to learn. But she is also one of the sweetest dogs her foster mom has ever met. And maybe that's the part that matters most. After everything Nyx has been through, she still looks at her people with those irresistible puppy-dog eyes. She still wants to sit beside them. She still wants to play. She still wants to be included. She still believes that her humans are the best place in the world. Her foster mom describes her as a “go with the flow” kind of dog—happy to curl up and nap when her humans are relaxing, but equally happy to jump up for a walk or some playtime when they're ready. That is Nyx. A little goofy. A little mischievous. A lot of puppy. And a whole lot of love. She doesn't need a perfect family. She needs her family. A family willing to give her structure without taking away her joy. A family willing to help her continue building confidence. A family who understands that a dog who has been through a lot may need time to believe that this time, she's home for good. Because Nyx is ready. Ready for the walks. Ready for the backyard adventures. Ready for the squeaky toys. Ready for the ear scratches. Ready to climb into a lap that is nowhere near big enough for her. And most of all, ready to love her people with everything she's got. Nyx has already come so far. Now she needs someone to take the next steps with her. Someone who will look past the things she's still learning and see the dog underneath them—the sweet, funny, affectionate Doberman who has so much love to give. Someone who will look into those puppy-dog eyes and say: “You're home now, Nyx.” This fabulous foster is a Doberman Rescue Minnesota foster dog. Please read all adoption steps and policies carefully on our website. http://dobermanrescueminnesota.com/adoption-steps/ Qualified adopters are within the approved adoption area, and Adopter will be requested to visit this foster dog at the foster family home. Our foster families are generally located within a 250 mile radius of Minneapolis, MN. All DRM dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, health checked, microchipped, 4DX tested, and on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention. November 11, 2026, 10:01 pm

Meet Sally! ❤️ A Big Personality, a Smart Girl, and So Much Potential! Sally is proof that patience, consistency, and a little belief can go a long way! This girl has been putting in the work, and we're seeing some pretty wonderful changes. She's smart, confident, social, opinionated, and full of personality. She also happens to be learning that she doesn't have to react to everything that catches her attention! Sally is a quick learner who thrives when given clear expectations, structure, and opportunities to use her brain. She's been working on impulse control and is beginning to understand that making good choices has its rewards. And we're especially proud of her progress with cats! After some careful groundwork and reintroductions, Sally has made tremendous strides. In fact, during an unexpected face-to-face encounter, a cat suddenly took off running, and Sally chose NOT to chase! That's a pretty big victory for this girl. We believe she could potentially live with dog-savvy cats who have safe spaces to retreat where Sally cannot follow. Continued supervision and reinforcement of her training will be important. A few more things to love about Sally: Great walking companion! She walks beautifully on leash and does so well that she can comfortably walk on a flat collar. Squirrels and reactive dogs can still be tempting distractions, but otherwise, she's a lovely walking partner. Smart and trainable! She catches on quickly and enjoys learning. Continued work on impulse control and self-regulation will help her keep making progress. Dog compatibility: Sally has done well with mature, neutral, calm, and confident male dogs. Small dogs and other female dogs may be more challenging for her, so thoughtful introductions and appropriate compatibility assessments are important. A girl with drive! Sally is energetic, intelligent, and has plenty of opinions. She needs an adopter who appreciates the working-dog mindset and understands the value of ongoing training. What Sally Needs in Her Forever Home Sally needs someone who sees potential rather than perfection. An adopter willing to continue her training, provide consistency, establish boundaries, and give her appropriate outlets for her energy will help her continue to shine. A secure physical fence at least five feet tall is required. Sally isn't looking for someone to simply love her and hope everything falls into place. She's looking for her person to be her partner, teacher, and biggest cheerleader. Look at how far she's already come! Imagine what she'll accomplish with someone committed to helping her reach her full potential. We're incredibly proud of this girl, and we can't wait for her next chapter to begin. ❤️ Could you be the experienced partner she's been waiting for? ❤️ This fabulous foster is a Doberman Rescue Minnesota foster dog. Please read all adoption steps and policies carefully on our website. http://dobermanrescueminnesota.com/adoption-steps/ Qualified adopters are within the approved adoption area, and Adopter will be requested to visit this foster dog at the foster family home. Our foster families are generally located within a 250 mile radius of Minneapolis, MN. All DRM dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, health checked, microchipped, 4DX tested, and on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention. November 11, 2026, 10:01 pm

Urgent Needing Foster/Adopter Meet Roscoe — The Blue Beauty Looking for His Best Friend! Looking for a personal shadow, a professional snuggler, and a dog who's as smart as he is handsome? Meet Roscoe, a 4-year-old Blue European Doberman who is ready for his next chapter! He just celebrated a birthday, and we'd love nothing more than to help him find his very own family and forever home. But first, let's talk about what makes Roscoe's next home especially important. The Right Home Matters — Training Is a Must! Roscoe requires a Doberman-experienced adopter who is comfortable handling a trained dog and committed to continuing his training. Roscoe has spent several months working with a professional trainer and has made wonderful progress. However, his training journey is not finished. His future person must be willing to: Continue working with him on stimulus reactivity during walks. Help him build confidence in unfamiliar situations and around outside distractions. Continue reinforcing his obedience and training skills. Build a strong, trusting bond with him as his handler. Provide consistent structure, patience, and positive reinforcement. Roscoe needs someone who understands that training isn't just something you do once—it's an ongoing commitment. His progress depends on having a handler who will keep showing up for him. The Roscoe Rundown There's plenty to love about this boy! Velcro Dog Extraordinaire: Wherever you are, that's where Roscoe wants to be. Couch time? He's there. Kitchen duty? He's supervising! People Lover: He enjoys people of all ages and has been a rockstar at adoption events. Kitty's Best Friend: He absolutely loves his feline friends! He's also done well with ducks and female dogs. Dog Compatibility: Roscoe needs a home with no other male dogs. He prefers calm, easygoing canine companions rather than overly energetic ones. Smart Cookie: He knows basic and advanced commands, is treadmill trained, crate trained, and potty trained. Training Tools: He's familiar with an e-collar and is muzzle trained. He walks well on a head halter. Roscoe's Favorite Things His Ball: Fetch is fun, but rolling around in the grass with his prized possession might be even better! Chew Bones: He'd choose a good chewable bone over a stuffed toy any day. Car Rides: Shotgun, please! He's an excellent co-pilot. Snuggles: This handsome boy is convinced he's a giant lap dog. And honestly, who are we to argue? The Practical Stuff 4 years old Neutered and up to date on vaccinations Crate trained and potty trained Knows basic and advanced commands Treadmill trained Familiar with an e-collar Muzzle trained Walks well on a head halter Why Roscoe? Because this boy has so much to offer! He's handsome, hilarious, affectionate, intelligent, and happiest when he's right by your side. He wants to be included, wants to learn, and wants to be someone's very best friend. His foster family says it best: “Roscoe has been such a joy to have. He's a fun, smart boy who just wants to be loved.” Roscoe is looking for more than a home—he's looking for a partner. Someone who will continue investing in his training, celebrate his progress, and help him become the confident companion he's capable of being. If you have Doberman experience, appreciate the value of ongoing training, and are ready for a loyal, affectionate shadow, Roscoe might just be your guy! His best birthday gift would be a forever family willing to grow with him. Please read all adoption steps and policies carefully on our website. http://dobermanrescueminnesota.com/adoption-steps/ Qualified adopters are within the approved adoption area, and Adopter will be requested to visit this foster dog at the foster family home. Our foster families are generally located within a 250 mile radius of Minneapolis, MN. All DRM dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, health checked, microchipped, 4DX tested, and on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention. November 11, 2026, 10:01 pm

Forever Foster Girl Whiskey!Whiskey comes to us all the way from Kansas City. She found herself on the euthanasia list at an overcrowded shelter, and DRM stepped in just in time to bring her to safety. Whiskey is not available for adoption. Her foster family, in partnership with DRM, has made a lifelong commitment to her, ensuring she will remain in a loving, stable home where she is cared for and cherished for the rest of her life. And one more thing—Whiskey’s absolute favorite thing in the world is her Kong! If you’d like to spoil her or help support her enrichment, Kong toys are always greatly appreciated and go a long way in keeping her happy and engaged. If you’d like to support Whiskey and other dogs like her, please consider making a donation to DRM—your generosity helps us provide lifelong care for forever fosters and continue rescuing dogs in need.November 11, 2026, 10:01 pm

A resilient girl with a heart of gold!Erika is a beautiful 4-year-old girl who proves every day that resilience and love can overcome even the toughest beginnings. With her intelligence, determination, and affectionate personality, she's truly the complete package. Before arriving at DRM, Erika's life was anything but easy. She was surrendered to a shelter under heartbreaking circumstances and found herself on the euthanasia list. As a stray, she had been hit by a car, suffering a broken tibia, injuries to her foot, and multiple broken teeth. She also tested positive for heartworm. Despite everything she endured, Erika never lost her joyful spirit or her will to keep going. Thanks to dedicated veterinary care and lots of love, Erika has completed her heartworm treatment and we're thrilled to share that she is now heartworm free! She continues to amaze everyone she meets with her sweet personality and positive attitude, earning the title of the veterinary clinic's "favorite patient." Erika is full of life and always ready for her next adventure. She loves leisurely walks, scent work, puzzle toys, treat balls, frozen Kongs, and any activity that challenges her mind. Nothing would make her happier than having a securely fenced yard where she can safely run and play. She is incredibly affectionate and thrives on being close to her people. Erika gives wonderful kisses, adores snuggling, and has a signature move her foster family calls the "trust fall"—she'll sit beside you on the couch, turn her back, and gently fall into your lap for cuddles. She loves butt scratches, leans into her favorite people with the classic Doberman lean, and is known to spoon up next to you before drifting off into a deep, snoring sleep. Meal time is another favorite—her internal clock is remarkably accurate, and she'll happily dance with excitement when it's time to eat. Because of the injuries she sustained before rescue, Erika has early arthritis in her left knee and walks with a slight limp. She will need lifelong joint support, including supplements, Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, and will likely require arthritis medication earlier than most dogs. Her foster family has worked hard to keep her active with appropriate low-impact exercise that helps her stay strong and comfortable. Erika is crate trained, but she's also incredibly clever and has mastered escaping from crates and exercise pens. She will need a home with a secure 6-foot physical fence, as she's quite the Houdini when given the opportunity. Like many working-breed Dobermans, Erika is happiest when both her mind and body are engaged. She needs a family committed to providing daily exercise, enrichment, and continued training. Without enough mental and physical stimulation, she can become destructive as she looks for ways to entertain herself. Erika enjoys playing with her older foster brother but can be sassy with female dogs and has shown leash reactivity, occasionally redirecting toward nearby dogs. Because of this, she is looking for an experienced, breed-savvy home where she can be the only dog. She is not suitable for homes with cats or other small animals and walks best using a slip or martingale collar for added safety. Erika has overcome more in four years than many dogs do in a lifetime, yet she greets each day with optimism, affection, and an eagerness to love. She isn't looking for a perfect family—just one that understands her needs, appreciates her incredible spirit, and is ready to give this extraordinary girl the forever home she's fought so hard to find. This fabulous foster is a Doberman Rescue Minnesota foster dog. Please read all adoption steps and policies carefully on our website. http://dobermanrescueminnesota.com/adoption-steps/ Qualified adopters are within the approved adoption area, and Adopter will be requested to visit this foster dog at the foster family home. Our foster families are generally located within a 250 mile radius of Minneapolis, MN. All DRM dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, health checked, microchipped, 4DX tested, and on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention. November 11, 2026, 10:01 pm