Name: Doberman Pinscher Puppy
Brand: Doberman Pinscher
SKU: 497737
Availability: InStock

Re-homing Registered AKC 4 YR old Blue Doberman Puncher

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Re-homing Registered AKC 4 YR old Blue Doberman Puncher

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

497737

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Doberman Pinscher

Location

Graham, Pierce County, Washington

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

ONLY Experience Doberman owner required. He needs a totally fenced yard at least an acre.

He should be the sole animal.

No cats, chickens, or children, large dogs maybe but he is bone, toy aggressive. He and our Australian shepherd has had their fights because of the toys/ bones.

He has never bit anyone, but he is unpredictable. He is a very Dominant male.

If you need a good guard dog, he is your guy!

He is house trained, crate trained, he is in a un-neutered male that likes to mark everywhere.

He would rather be outside than inside. In the cold winter nights/days or hot days he is in a large wire crate in the house. He loves his area-outside… totally covered area with large insulated dog box, (not included though.)

He loves to play ball. He loves any kind of toy. He is great on a leash and likes to go on walks, hiking. He would probably be great in agility.

We just need somebody that gives their full attention to him, he’s a vey needy Doberman. But if you know Dobermans, that’s normal!

Serious inquiries only .

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What are the requirements to adopt this Blue Doberman?

To adopt this registered AKC 4-year-old Blue Doberman, you must be an experienced Doberman owner. He needs a fully fenced yard that is at least an acre in size, and should be the sole animal in the home.

2. Can I have other pets with this Doberman?

No, this Doberman should be the only furry companion in the household. He is not suitable for homes with cats, chickens, or children. Large dogs may be okay, but he can be bone and toy aggressive.

3. Is this Doberman good with children?

Unfortunately, this Doberman is not suitable for families with children due to his dominant nature and unpredictable behavior.

4. Is the Doberman trained?

Yes, he is both house trained and crate trained. However, please note that he is an un-neutered male who may mark his territory.

5. What kind of living environment does he need?

This Doberman prefers being outside rather than inside. He is accustomed to a covered outdoor area with a large insulated dog box (not included). He enjoys a lot of space to roam.

6. How active is this Doberman?

This Doberman is very active and loves to play. He enjoys playing ball, going for walks, and hiking. His energetic nature means he might excel in agility activities.

7. What kind of owner would be best for this Doberman?

This Doberman requires an owner who can dedicate their full attention to him. He is very needy and thrives in a environment where he receives lots of care.