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Cooper

Doberman Pinscher

Male, Young
Arlington, VA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Cooper, a 14 month old, black & tan, male Doberman, with a docked tail and natural ears. Cooper is approximately 72 pounds and growing. Cooper is friendly and enthusiastic about life! He has a good training foundation, and picks up on a routine quickly. He is crate trained and house trained, and he knows sit, down, paw, speak, and drop it. Like any young Doberman, Cooper is still working on his puppy manners. He is learning that keeping four paws on the floor is the best way to say hello, but for now he still jumps up when excited. He also counter-surfs and will need continued work on his leash skills. In his foster home, he is doing well on walks with an easy-walk, front clipped harness. On our walks, he is non-reactive to strangers walking by or barking dogs. He does get excited when he sees another dog nearby on walks, thinking they may want to play with him. In his foster home, Cooper has not yet had the chance to be introduced to another dog, but we were told he is dog friendly. Cooper needs supervision when he is out in the house. Supervised play time to ensure he is not swallowing toys and tough, power-chewer toys are a must for him. Cooper needs some confidence and help getting into the car, but once inside, he rides well. He does occasionally try to get in the front seat, so he should be secured in a crate or with a dog seatbelt. Cooper will do best in an active home committed to continuing his training, monitoring his play, and giving him the mental and physical exercise he needs to thrive as a young, playful Doberman with plenty of energy. A home with a fenced in yard where he can safely zoom around would be his dream. He loves carrying the jolly ball, tennis balls, and frisbees around the yard, while he runs and stretches his legs. Are you ready to welcome this sweet boy into your family? Cooper is ready for his forever family. He is fostered in Maryland. DAR&E adopts to MD, VA, DC, DE, eastern parts of WV and southern parts of PA. Please check with other Doberman rescues in areas not listed.
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Axel

Doberman Pinscher

Male, Adult
Arlington, VA
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 Axel, a four-year-old male Doberman. Axel has natural ears, fawn coloration, and a docked tail. He is a gentle giant who loves to be with his people. Axel is sweet and easygoing, and he genuinely aims to please his humans. He knows basic commands (sit, come, down) and has adjusted to changes in routine quickly. He's well-behaved in the house, and we haven't needed to crate him. He pulls on the leash and would benefit from more training to walk well. He does better in a harness. Axel is keenly interested in squirrels, rabbits, foxes, and whatever wildlife stumbles through the neighborhood. On walks, he generally alerts before pulling toward something. He enjoys looking out the windows and patrolling the backyard. He will bark if he sees or hears something that concerns him — squirrels, trucks, the occasional passerby — but when guests come over, he meets new people with quiet curiosity. Axel is a good eater — he's a big boy at around 92 pounds — but he has good food manners and is not a counter-surfer. We do not have experience with Axel around children. We think he would be gentle and kind, because that is his nature. At the same time, his size and enthusiasm could be a handful. For that reason, we recommend a home where everyone is familiar with Dobermans and willing to help Axel continue to learn. Prior to coming to DAR&E, Axel lived with a smaller female mixed breed, which makes us think he would be comfortable in a home with another female dog. Axel was a bit overweight when he came to DAR&E. As part of his veterinary care after coming to DAR&E, we found out that his thyroid gland was under active which often causes weight gain. It’s a condition that is very common with Dobermans. It is managed with an inexpensive daily thyroid supplement. Axel is a loving dog who would thrive in a home with treats, a comfy dog bed, and humans to lean against and love him back. He is being fostered in Maryland. DAR&E adopts to MD, VA, DC, DE, eastern parts of WV and southern parts of PA. Please check with other Doberman rescues in areas not listed.
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Cody

Doberman Pinscher

Male, 12 yrs
Arlington, VA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Cody, a happy-go-lucky 12-year-old black & tan male Doberman. Cody has beautifully cropped ears, a docked tail, and weighs 90 pounds. Cody came into the rescue through no fault of his own when his owner passed away. He is a total love bug! Cody recently had a checkup with our vet and left with flying colors. His blood work came back great, and the vet didn’t hear any issues with his heart! He is healthy, 12-year-old. He was so happy to meet and greet everyone at the vet office, and they said he was the best boy! Cody has a little anxiety and gets scared during thunderstorms. He has a Thundershirt that helps calm his anxiety during the storms, but he still does some pacing. Cody is looking for a calm, relaxed forever home where he can be a couch potato and can also receive some not too strenuous exercise throughout the day. Cody would do best in a one-level home without too many stairs. He would also do better with carpeting or non-slip rugs throughout his home. His older body is a little slow to get up so having good traction under his feet is necessary. Cody rides well in the car and tends to just lay in the back seat until we arrive at our destination. Cody is house trained, but he is not a fan of crates. At his age, a crate isn’t needed for him. He spends his days lounging on his favorite bed, waiting patiently for his people to get home from work. He also sleeps on that favorite bed at night. Cody is not really into playimg with toys, but he does have a few that he will carry around the house. His favorite is his orange tennis ball. Cody is a happy, smart, VERY loving boy who quickly claimed us as his people. He is a typical Velcro Doberman who wants to follow you everywhere. He loves attention from everyone! Cody is happily awaiting his forever home and is currently being fostered in Virginia. DAR&E adopts to MD, VA, DC, DE, eastern parts of WV and southern parts of PA. Please check with other Doberman rescues in areas not listed.
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Kona

Doberman Pinscher Chihuahua

Female, Young
Fairfax, VA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Our family adopted Kona as a 4 week old puppy from a shelter. She’s now 4 years old. The shelter listed her as a chihuahua mix as we were looking for a small breed dog. She grew to be 40 pounds. We love Kona and she is very loving but we don’t have enough time for her as we have a toddler now. She is good with kids and other dogs and cats. She plays a little rough with our cat but once you tell her no she will stop playing. She is kennel trained. We don’t leave her out alone in the house or she will get bored and chew on things. But her command “go to bed” she will go directly to bed and sleeps all night without pottying in her kennel. She knows the commands sit, lay, down, go to bed. She loves to go on walks, play rough or soft, cuddle, etc. Kona would do well in a home with a big yard or even a farm because of her mix she likes to run and get her energy out. We believed she is Doberman, husky because of her blue eyes, and Chihuahua to make her a medium size.
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Kiara

Doberman Pinscher German Shepherd Dog

Female, 2 yrs 2 mos
Poolesville, MD
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Kiara – A Good Dog Who Needs the Right Environment Kiara didn’t get the start most dogs do. She came from a backyard “oops” litter without proper early socialization, which made the world overwhelming early on. Through structured training and consistent guidance at K9netic Pack, she has made a significant transformation into a confident, affectionate, and capable dog. Kiara was previously adopted and returned—not because she is a bad dog, but because the environment was not the right fit. She was placed in a high foot-traffic home with a lot of movement and little structure. For a dog like Kiara, that kind of environment creates overstimulation and confusion. Without clear leadership, she became overwhelmed. She also sheds, which is normal for her breed mix but was a contributing factor for the previous home. This is not a reflection of Kiara’s quality—it’s a reminder that placement matters. Temperament & Behavior Friendly, affectionate, and social with humans of all ages Playful, goofy, and engaging personality Handler-oriented and enjoys connection Does best with structure, routine, and clear expectations Kiara is a working-breed mix—intelligent, aware, and responsive when given direction. Training & Foundation Kiara comes with a strong, professionally built foundation: House manners Leash manners (walks well with no pulling) Socialization and neutrality in public environments Crate familiarity Foundational obedience including the basic 7 commands She understands how to exist in a structured environment and is set up for continued success. Dogs: Dog selective Best with calm, neutral, well-socialized dogs Requires proper, structured introductions Also thrives as the only dog Cats: Shows little interest, has never fully engaged with the cats here on property Children: Kiara is great with humans of all ages and has shown friendly, appropriate interactions. Ideal Home Kiara is best suited for: A structured, lower-chaos home An adopter who will provide leadership and consistency A home that understands working-breed needs Someone prepared for normal shedding of a Doberman/Shepherd mix She is not a “hands-off” dog—but she is absolutely a capable and rewarding one. Final Thoughts Kiara has already proven she can learn, adapt, and grow. She is not the problem—the environment was. In the right home, Kiara will be: Loyal Affectionate Playful Well-mannered and engaged She is a good dog with a strong foundation who simply needs the right structure and placement to thrive. 📍 Located in Poolesville, MD 🐾 Spayed, fully vetted, and professionally trained 📚 Adoption includes post-adoption support through K9netic Pack
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Kirk

Doberman Pinscher

Male, Puppy
Huntingtown, MD
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Kirk is a Dobi mix born on 9/24/25 with a goofy personality, a big heart, and endless puppy charm. This handsome boy is the life of the party—playful, outgoing, and always ready to make you laugh with his silly antics and happy energy. He loves attention, enjoys playing hard, and when the fun is over, he’s more than happy to curl up for cuddles. Like any typical puppy, Kirk is still learning and thriving with consistency and structure. He was previously potty trained, but after spending time in the kennel environment, he’ll need a little refresher and patience as he settles into a home routine again. He’s smart, eager, and ready to succeed with guidance. Kirk is fully vetted, neutered, and incredibly social. He has been exposed to cats and did well, though supervision is recommended since he’s still a puppy. This sweet, fun-loving boy is ready to find a forever home where he can continue growing into the amazing dog he’s meant to be. Adoption application is available on our website: www.puppypawsrescue.org

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Doberman Assistance Rescue & Education

P O Box 2251, Arlington, VA 22205

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The Underdog Division

Poolesville, MD 20837

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28.7 miles

Puppy Paws Rescue

Huntingtown, MD 20639

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45.4 miles

God's Dog's Rescue of TX for MD Transport stop

Baltimore, MD 21212

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47.9 miles

Old Dominion Humane Society

3602 Lafayette Blvd, Fredericksburg, VA 22408

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