Hanzo

Hanzo is an 9 year old male Doberman. Hanzo’s foster says he has two personalities – Indoor and Outdoor. Indoor Hanzo is calm, gentle, and loves to nap. He loves to cuddle and get pets. Outside, he is excited and ready to play. Hanzo is crate trained, and you’ll almost always find him with a ball or toy in his mouth. Hanzo could use some help with continued leash training. Hanzo has done well with other dogs his whole life – however he can be a bit forward with some dogs. Hanzo was returned to DHDR recently due to not jiving well with the other dog in his adoptive home. We believe Hanzo would do well as an only dog, or possibly with just the right passive dog. However, he can easily be around other pups out in public. Hanzo is one of the easiest dogs we’ve ever had – living with him is relaxing and low-stress. This special boy is going to make someone very happy.

Hanzo is an 9 year old male Doberman. Hanzo’s foster says he has two personalities – Indoor and Outdoor. Indoor Hanzo is calm, gentle, and loves to nap. He loves to cuddle and get pets. Outside, he is excited and ready to play. Hanzo is crate trained, and you’ll almost always find him with a ball or toy in his mouth. Hanzo could use some help with continued leash training. Hanzo has done well with other dogs his whole life – however he can be a bit forward with some dogs. Hanzo was returned to DHDR recently due to not jiving well with the other dog in his adoptive home. We believe Hanzo would do well as an only dog, or possibly with just the right passive dog. However, he can easily be around other pups out in public. Hanzo is one of the easiest dogs we’ve ever had – living with him is relaxing and low-stress. This special boy is going to make someone very happy.

Hanzo is an 9 year old male Doberman. Hanzo’s foster says he has two personalities – Indoor and Outdoor. Indoor Hanzo is calm, gentle, and loves to nap. He loves to cuddle and get pets. Outside, he is excited and ready to play. Hanzo is crate trained, and you’ll almost always find him with a ball or toy in his mouth. Hanzo could use some help with continued leash training. Hanzo has done well with other dogs his whole life – however he can be a bit forward with some dogs. Hanzo was returned to DHDR recently due to not jiving well with the other dog in his adoptive home. We believe Hanzo would do well as an only dog, or possibly with just the right passive dog. However, he can easily be around other pups out in public. Hanzo is one of the easiest dogs we’ve ever had – living with him is relaxing and low-stress. This special boy is going to make someone very happy.