Chance

Meet Chance — and get ready to fall in love!<br/><br/>When Chance first came to<br/>Doberman Underground Rescue<br/>, he weighed just 31 pounds... painfully underweight, with every protruding rib, bone, and sore telling the story of the life he had endured. He looked more like a skeleton than the strong, handsome Doberman he was always meant to be.<br/><br/>Once we sprung him from the shelter, Chance got right to work on healing. He started eating like a champ—gaining not only much-needed weight, but also strength, energy, and a little sparkle back in his eyes. Today he has transformed into a beautiful red boy and his personality is shining through.<br/><br/>Chance is a sweet, affectionate boy who truly wants to connect with his people. He’s well behaved, knows “sit,” and has been doing great with potty training while thriving on a regular schedule for outdoor breaks. He loves attention and will happily soak up all the love you’re willing to give.<br/><br/>He’s also still learning how to simply be a dog. Chance doesn’t fully understand canine social cues yet, so he would do best starting out as an only dog where he can build confidence and continue his training. That said, we do believe he could eventually do well with the right canine companion in the future. He has already shown great progress, especially when around other dogs with a fence between them, and he’s noticeably calmer as he learns.<br/><br/>Chance will need a physically fenced yard where he can safely run, play, and continue building his confidence. Because of his need for structure and continued guidance, he’ll need an experienced Doberman owner who has the time and commitment to invest in training, leadership, and consistency. Teenagers should be just fine, though we don’t know how he does with small children.<br/><br/>The best part? Beneath it all, Chance has the heart and potential to be the perfect dog. He just needs someone willing to take a chance on him. Could that be you?<br/><br/>Apply today at www.DUdobes.org<br/><br/>Doberman Underground adopts to Ohio and some close in parts of surrounding states. There is a full list of the states and specific counties we adopt to at the top of our application. We cannot accept application from outside of the specified areas.<br/><br/>* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *<br/><br/>Sponsor Me by purchasing:<br/><br/>Toys / Treats $10.00 USDLeash & Collar $15.00 USDMonth of Food $35.00 USDMonthly Heartworm/Flea/Tick $40.00 USDTransportation Costs $60.00 USDVaccinations $100.00 USDSpay / Neuter $150.00 USDThyroid Panel $150.00 USDIncoming vetting $300.00 USDHeartworm Treatment $1,500.00 USD

Meet Chance — and get ready to fall in love!

When Chance first came to
Doberman Underground Rescue
, he weighed just 31 pounds... painfully underweight, with every protruding rib, bone, and sore telling the story of the life he had endured. He looked more like a skeleton than the strong, handsome Doberman he was always meant to be.

Once we sprung him from the shelter, Chance got right to work on healing. He started eating like a champ—gaining not only much-needed weight, but also strength, energy, and a little sparkle back in his eyes. Today he has transformed into a beautiful red boy and his personality is shining through.

Chance is a sweet, affectionate boy who truly wants to connect with his people. He’s well behaved, knows “sit,” and has been doing great with potty training while thriving on a regular schedule for outdoor breaks. He loves attention and will happily soak up all the love you’re willing to give.

He’s also still learning how to simply be a dog. Chance doesn’t fully

Meet Chance — and get ready to fall in love!

When Chance first came to
Doberman Underground Rescue
, he weighed just 31 pounds... painfully underweight, with every protruding rib, bone, and sore telling the story of the life he had endured. He looked more like a skeleton than the strong, handsome Doberman he was always meant to be.

Once we sprung him from the shelter, Chance got right to work on healing. He started eating like a champ—gaining not only much-needed weight, but also strength, energy, and a little sparkle back in his eyes. Today he has transformed into a beautiful red boy and his personality is shining through.

Chance is a sweet, affectionate boy who truly wants to connect with his people. He’s well behaved, knows “sit,” and has been doing great with potty training while thriving on a regular schedule for outdoor breaks. He loves attention and will happily soak up all the love you’re willing to give.

He’s also still learning how to simply be a dog. Chance doesn’t fully understand canine social cues yet, so he would do best starting out as an only dog where he can build confidence and continue his training. That said, we do believe he could eventually do well with the right canine companion in the future. He has already shown great progress, especially when around other dogs with a fence between them, and he’s noticeably calmer as he learns.

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