Remy

Remy is a 4-5 year old cropped and docked female, who has been with GCDR for a few months while she underwent heartworm treatment. She's now ready to audition new families. Remy was from North Louisiana, where she was inexplicably taken to her vet for euthanasia because her family was moving to another state and couldn't find a home for her. Thanks to the vet and his staff, she was legally surrendered to their care, who then reached out to us. Hard to even imagine right? <br/><br/>Remy has excellent house manners, and is friendly to people. As any good Doberman should be, she is protective of her home and alert to strangers. Once accepted inside by her foster family, Remy relaxes and demands attention and pets (also as any good Doberman will do). Remy has lived with a male boxer before, but has not lived with another dog in a while. She may need to be slowly introduced to living with a new dog. She also seems perfectly happy living as a single dog. Remy's only hiccup is she has a bit of separation anxiety, but has improved remarkably in her foster home. We feel she would do best in a home where there are not long stretches where she is alone. <br/><br/>She is house-trained, crate trained, up-to-date on shots, microchipped and travels well. She's pretty perfect. Get your application in soon.

Remy is a 4-5 year old cropped and docked female, who has been with GCDR for a few months while she underwent heartworm treatment. She's now ready to audition new families. Remy was from North Louisiana, where she was inexplicably taken to her vet for euthanasia because her family was moving to another state and couldn't find a home for her. Thanks to the vet and his staff, she was legally surrendered to their care, who then reached out to us. Hard to even imagine right?

Remy has excellent house manners, and is friendly to people. As any good Doberman should be, she is protective of her home and alert to strangers. Once accepted inside by her foster family, Remy relaxes and demands attention and pets (also as any good Doberman will do). Remy has lived with a male boxer before, but has not lived with another dog in a while. She may need to be slowly introduced to living with a new dog. She also seems perfectly happy living as a single dog. Remy's only hiccup is she has a bit of separation anxiety, but has imp

Remy is a 4-5 year old cropped and docked female, who has been with GCDR for a few months while she underwent heartworm treatment. She's now ready to audition new families. Remy was from North Louisiana, where she was inexplicably taken to her vet for euthanasia because her family was moving to another state and couldn't find a home for her. Thanks to the vet and his staff, she was legally surrendered to their care, who then reached out to us. Hard to even imagine right?

Remy has excellent house manners, and is friendly to people. As any good Doberman should be, she is protective of her home and alert to strangers. Once accepted inside by her foster family, Remy relaxes and demands attention and pets (also as any good Doberman will do). Remy has lived with a male boxer before, but has not lived with another dog in a while. She may need to be slowly introduced to living with a new dog. She also seems perfectly happy living as a single dog. Remy's only hiccup is she has a bit of separation anxiety, but has improved remarkably in her foster home. We feel she would do best in a home where there are not long stretches where she is alone.

She is house-trained, crate trained, up-to-date on shots, microchipped and travels well. She's pretty perfect. Get your application in soon.