Daisy

Meet Daisy, an energetic 15-month-old black & tan female Doberman. Daisy has natural ears, a docked tail, and weighs in at 73 pounds. She was a little unsure for the first day but quickly claimed her new people and home. Daisy came into the rescue through no fault of her own. Daisy has had some formal training. Daisy knows the commands sit, down, come, and lets go. Sometimes she doesnt want to follow the commands, but she knows them. We are also working on leave it. <br/>Daisy is not a big fan of car rides; however, she was very well behaved the few times I have taken her in the car. She alternates between looking around and laying down. Daisy likes to take walks and sniffs everything. She will pick up and eat items, so her handler needs to be aware to keep an eye on what she is sniffing. When in our fenced in backyard, Daisy does have a prey drive and will race after squirrels and birds - hoping she can catch one! She also likes to play fetch with squeaky tennis balls or run around with a jolly ball. A fenced in yard would be a big plus for Daisy.<br/>Daisy is house and crate trained. She is a happy girl who needs to be crated when left alone. She sleeps most of the time while waiting for her people to come home. When they do get home, Daisy gets very excited!! She does a bit of jumping when in that exciting moment, but we are working on being a bit calmer. Daisy will pick up things around the house that don't belong to her, such as flip flops. She should be watched when chewing on stuffies or soft plastic toys. Daisy does have a favorite blanket that she likes to suck on. <br/>Daisy is a happy, smart, loving girl who quickly acclimated to our household. She is a typical velcro Doberman who wants to follow you everywhere. She also likes to curl up beside you when watching TV so she can be near you. Daisy currently sleeps in a crate in our bedroom. <br/>With some patience and continued training, Daisy will be a fantastic family member. Daisy is happily awaiting her 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 Daisy, an energetic 15-month-old black & tan female Doberman. Daisy has natural ears, a docked tail, and weighs in at 73 pounds. She was a little unsure for the first day but quickly claimed her new people and home. Daisy came into the rescue through no fault of her own. Daisy has had some formal training. Daisy knows the commands sit, down, come, and lets go. Sometimes she doesnt want to follow the commands, but she knows them. We are also working on leave it.
Daisy is not a big fan of car rides; however, she was very well behaved the few times I have taken her in the car. She alternates between looking around and laying down. Daisy likes to take walks and sniffs everything. She will pick up and eat items, so her handler needs to be aware to keep an eye on what she is sniffing. When in our fenced in backyard, Daisy does have a prey drive and will race after squirrels and birds - hoping she can catch one! She also likes to play fetch with squeaky tennis balls or run around with a jolly ball. A fenced in yard would

Meet Daisy, an energetic 15-month-old black & tan female Doberman. Daisy has natural ears, a docked tail, and weighs in at 73 pounds. She was a little unsure for the first day but quickly claimed her new people and home. Daisy came into the rescue through no fault of her own. Daisy has had some formal training. Daisy knows the commands sit, down, come, and lets go. Sometimes she doesnt want to follow the commands, but she knows them. We are also working on leave it.
Daisy is not a big fan of car rides; however, she was very well behaved the few times I have taken her in the car. She alternates between looking around and laying down. Daisy likes to take walks and sniffs everything. She will pick up and eat items, so her handler needs to be aware to keep an eye on what she is sniffing. When in our fenced in backyard, Daisy does have a prey drive and will race after squirrels and birds - hoping she can catch one! She also likes to play fetch with squeaky tennis balls or run around with a jolly ball. A fenced in yard would be a big plus for Daisy.
Daisy is house and crate trained. She is a happy girl who needs to be crated when left alone. She sleeps most of the time while waiting for her people to come home. When they do get home, Daisy gets very excited!! She does a bit of jumping when in that exciting moment, but we are working on being a bit calmer. Daisy will pick up things around the house that don't belon