Moxie, Moxie

Meet Moxie, a beautiful 10 month old red girl. Moxie was found as a stray with a severely injured leg. The shelter that took her in did not have the resources to provide the level of medical care she needed, and that’s when they asked Doberman Underground to step in and save her. Despite every effort to repair the damage, her leg could not be saved and amputation was the only option.<br/><br/>Moxie has healed incredibly well and now she has no activity restrictions. She runs, plays, and zooms around just like any other young Doberman. Being a tripod has not slowed her down in the slightest. She is a typical 8-month-old Doberman puppy—playful, busy, intelligent, curious, affectionate, and at times a little mischievous.<br/><br/>She does have a high prey drive and will require a home with a physically fenced yard where she can safely run and burn off energy. Because of her prey drive, she cannot live with cats or small dogs under 30 pounds. She would do very well with a confident, playful larger canine companion who can match her energy and enjoy active play.<br/><br/>As with any young Doberman, Moxie thrives on training, structure, and consistency. She is still very much a puppy and will do well with an experienced Doberman owner who understands the importance of leadership, boundaries, and both physical and mental stimulation. With proper guidance, she has all the potential to grow into an exceptional adult companion.<br/><br/>Moxie is friendly, loving, and incredibly resilient. She does not see herself as limited in any way, and she is ready to find a forever family who will appreciate her spirit, intelligence, and zest for life.<br/><br/>Apply at www.DUdobes.org<br/><br/>Doberman Underground adopts to Ohio and some close in counties of surrounding states. For a full list of states and specific counties we adopt to, there is a full list at the top on our online application.<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 Moxie, a beautiful 10 month old red girl. Moxie was found as a stray with a severely injured leg. The shelter that took her in did not have the resources to provide the level of medical care she needed, and that’s when they asked Doberman Underground to step in and save her. Despite every effort to repair the damage, her leg could not be saved and amputation was the only option.

Moxie has healed incredibly well and now she has no activity restrictions. She runs, plays, and zooms around just like any other young Doberman. Being a tripod has not slowed her down in the slightest. She is a typical 8-month-old Doberman puppy—playful, busy, intelligent, curious, affectionate, and at times a little mischievous.

She does have a high prey drive and will require a home with a physically fenced yard where she can safely run and burn off energy. Because of her prey drive, she cannot live with cats or small dogs under 30 pounds. She would do very well with a confident, playful larger canine companion who can match

Meet Moxie, a beautiful 10 month old red girl. Moxie was found as a stray with a severely injured leg. The shelter that took her in did not have the resources to provide the level of medical care she needed, and that’s when they asked Doberman Underground to step in and save her. Despite every effort to repair the damage, her leg could not be saved and amputation was the only option.

Moxie has healed incredibly well and now she has no activity restrictions. She runs, plays, and zooms around just like any other young Doberman. Being a tripod has not slowed her down in the slightest. She is a typical 8-month-old Doberman puppy—playful, busy, intelligent, curious, affectionate, and at times a little mischievous.

She does have a high prey drive and will require a home with a physically fenced yard where she can safely run and burn off energy. Because of her prey drive, she cannot live with cats or small dogs under 30 pounds. She would do very well with a confident, playful larger canine companion who can match her energy and enjoy active play.

As with any young Doberman, Moxie thrives on training, structure, and consistency. She is still very much a puppy and will do well with an experienced Doberman owner who understands the importance of leadership, boundaries, and both physical and mental stimulation. With proper guidance, she has all the potential to grow into an exceptional adult companio