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Copper is a fun-loving, affectionate 4.5-year-old Doberman who weighs 80 pounds. He enjoys couch time, fetch, adventures, and spending time with his people. After some exercise, he is happy to relax by your side.
Copper is cautious with new people and benefits from patience, kindness, treats, and time to assess new situations. Once comfortable, he becomes loving and devoted. He enjoys chasing tennis balls, though returning and dropping them is still a work in progress.
Copper lives peacefully with two other dogs and does best with slow, thoughtful introductions. He enjoys walks, explores without pulling, and remains calm around other dogs with confident guidance.
Ideal Home
Copper is looking for a single-family home with a securely fenced yard. His adopters should have no cats or small animals. Large-breed and Doberman experience are strongly preferred.
Ongoing Health
Copper is neutered and receives current rabies, DAPPV, and Bordetella vaccinations. His adoption fee includes a microchip, health certificate, and heartworm test.
Training & Support
Copper is a pleasure to handle on walks and does not pull on leash. His family should continue helping him build confidence with new people and support slow introductions with other dogs.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $550, donated to benefit the animals in the rescue.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Yes. He currently lives peacefully with a medium-sized mixed-breed dog and a Min Pin mix. Slow, thoughtful introductions are recommended.
No. His adopter profile specifies no cats or small animals.
He needs a single-family home with a securely fenced yard. Large-breed and Doberman experience are strongly preferred.
The $550 adoption fee includes neuter, current rabies, DAPPV, and Bordetella vaccinations, a microchip, health certificate, and heartworm test.