Bolt

Meet Bolt! <br/><br/>This 2-year-old black and rust male with natural ears and a docked tail makes the energizer bunny, look lazy. Coming to us from an Ohio shelter, Bolt is friendly with everyone he meets. He is crate-trained, motivated by food, and displays a strong desire to learn. With consideration for his age, Bolt exhibits sporadic "puppy brain" incidents and tends to get into trouble if his physical and mental requirements are unmet.<br/><br/>With his boundless energy, this youngster needs toys that can keep up. A favorite ball is always by his side, and he loves engaging in what feels like, a never ending game of fetch. As his physical and mental needs are satisfied, he will radiate joy and affection, snuggling up with his people. Bolt’s foster parents have been refining his leash manners during their daily walks, and gentle leader training has been a success, though he'll need a bit more support with this in his new home.<br/><br/>Bolt lives with a female Doberman; however, he has not shown considerable interest in engaging in play with her. His priorities are straightforward, consisting of three things: his people, his ball, and spending time outside in the sun.<br/><br/>Bolt will thrive in the care of experienced dog owners who can offer a secure adults-only household. To reach his full potential, Bolt necessitates kind, caring, and patient owners who possess realistic expectations for a youthful, energetic Doberman, and who will implement positive training techniques alongside ample age-appropriate exercise. Feline compatibility is unknown. A physical fence is required to offer a secure and optimal space for him to safely play with his ball and lay in the sun. <br/><br/>We are currently accepting applications in most of Ohio, Southeastern Michigan, Southeastern Indiana and Western Pennsylvania. This limited area is due to our requirement for one of our experienced volunteers to perform a visit in your home as part of the adoption process.<br/><br/><br/>Interested in Bolt? Visit HMDD.org to fill out your application today. If you are already approved with us, email us at HandMeDownDobes@hmdd.org

Meet Bolt!

This 2-year-old black and rust male with natural ears and a docked tail makes the energizer bunny, look lazy. Coming to us from an Ohio shelter, Bolt is friendly with everyone he meets. He is crate-trained, motivated by food, and displays a strong desire to learn. With consideration for his age, Bolt exhibits sporadic "puppy brain" incidents and tends to get into trouble if his physical and mental requirements are unmet.

With his boundless energy, this youngster needs toys that can keep up. A favorite ball is always by his side, and he loves engaging in what feels like, a never ending game of fetch. As his physical and mental needs are satisfied, he will radiate joy and affection, snuggling up with his people. Bolt’s foster parents have been refining his leash manners during their daily walks, and gentle leader training has been a success, though he'll need a bit more support with this in his new home.

Bolt lives with a female Doberman; however, he has not shown considerable interest in

Meet Bolt!

This 2-year-old black and rust male with natural ears and a docked tail makes the energizer bunny, look lazy. Coming to us from an Ohio shelter, Bolt is friendly with everyone he meets. He is crate-trained, motivated by food, and displays a strong desire to learn. With consideration for his age, Bolt exhibits sporadic "puppy brain" incidents and tends to get into trouble if his physical and mental requirements are unmet.

With his boundless energy, this youngster needs toys that can keep up. A favorite ball is always by his side, and he loves engaging in what feels like, a never ending game of fetch. As his physical and mental needs are satisfied, he will radiate joy and affection, snuggling up with his people. Bolt’s foster parents have been refining his leash manners during their daily walks, and gentle leader training has been a success, though he'll need a bit more support with this in his new home.

Bolt lives with a female Doberman; however, he has not shown considerable interest in engaging in play with her. His priorities are straightforward, consisting of three things: his people, his ball, and spending time outside in the sun.

Bolt will thrive in the care of experienced dog owners who can offer a secure adults-only household. To reach his full potential, Bolt necessitates kind, caring, and patient owners who possess realistic expectations for a youthful, energet