Queen

Queen is a beautiful female Doberman Pinscher, weighing about 50 pounds, who was found as a stray alongside her brother (he’s already found his rescue home!). Of the two, Queen is the more reserved and shy sibling — but behind those cautious eyes is a sweet, gentle heart just waiting for the right person to help her shine.<br/><br/>Queen isn’t aggressive at all; she’s simply under-socialized and learning that the world can be a kind and loving place. She’s been making quiet progress every day, showing us glimpses of her curious and affectionate side.<br/><br/>She does wonderfully with other dogs and would thrive in a home with a confident canine companion who can help show her the ropes. That said, Queen could also do well as the only dog in a calm, patient home where she can build trust and confidence at her own pace.<br/><br/>With patience, consistency, and love, Queen will blossom into a loyal and loving friend.

Queen is a beautiful female Doberman Pinscher, weighing about 50 pounds, who was found as a stray alongside her brother (he’s already found his rescue home!). Of the two, Queen is the more reserved and shy sibling — but behind those cautious eyes is a sweet, gentle heart just waiting for the right person to help her shine.

Queen isn’t aggressive at all; she’s simply under-socialized and learning that the world can be a kind and loving place. She’s been making quiet progress every day, showing us glimpses of her curious and affectionate side.

She does wonderfully with other dogs and would thrive in a home with a confident canine companion who can help show her the ropes. That said, Queen could also do well as the only dog in a calm, patient home where she can build trust and confidence at her own pace.

With patience, consistency, and love, Queen will blossom into a loyal and loving friend.

Queen is a beautiful female Doberman Pinscher, weighing about 50 pounds, who was found as a stray alongside her brother (he’s already found his rescue home!). Of the two, Queen is the more reserved and shy sibling — but behind those cautious eyes is a sweet, gentle heart just waiting for the right person to help her shine.

Queen isn’t aggressive at all; she’s simply under-socialized and learning that the world can be a kind and loving place. She’s been making quiet progress every day, showing us glimpses of her curious and affectionate side.

She does wonderfully with other dogs and would thrive in a home with a confident canine companion who can help show her the ropes. That said, Queen could also do well as the only dog in a calm, patient home where she can build trust and confidence at her own pace.

With patience, consistency, and love, Queen will blossom into a loyal and loving friend.