Cody

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! <br/>Cody recently had a checkup with our vet and left with flying colors. His blood work came back great, and the vet didnt 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.<br/>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.<br/>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 isnt 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. <br/>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. <br/>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.

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 didnt 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 havin

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 didnt 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 isnt 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. Cod