Bill
Doberman Pinscher
$375
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A little about them
Bill is a loyal, playful, loving Doberman mix puppy who is a total snuggle bug. He is energetic, goofy, food-motivated, and loves treats, sunbathing, walks, tug, and spending time with people or other dogs. He is estimated to mature to 60–70 pounds.
Ideal Home
Bill would thrive with adopters committed to ongoing training and socialization. He loves playing with other dogs and prefers staying close to his person or another dog.
Ongoing Health
Bill is up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations, has been dewormed, and receives monthly preventatives. His adoption fee includes age-appropriate core vaccinations, a microchip, and required neutering when age-appropriate.
Training & Support
Bill knows sit, off, and leave-it. He is crate trained, does well on a leash, and is doing very well with potty training.
Application Details
- The adoption fee is $375.
- Adopters must commit to ongoing training and socialization.
- Adopters must be within a reasonable distance of Richmond or Virginia Beach to complete neutering with an approved clinic.
- The organization conducts a veterinary reference check and virtual home visit.
- All resident dogs must be altered, current on DHPP and rabies vaccinations, and receiving monthly preventatives. Cats must be altered and current on rabies vaccination.
- Applications start by contacting Bill’s provider through Wags.
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Bill knows sit, off, and leave-it. He is crate trained, does well on a leash, and is doing very well with potty training.
Yes. Bill loves playing with other dogs, especially tug, and enjoys spending time with another dog.
The $375 adoption fee includes age-appropriate core vaccinations, a microchip, and required neutering when age-appropriate.
Adopters must commit to ongoing training and socialization, be within a reasonable distance of Richmond or Virginia Beach for neutering, complete a veterinary reference check, and participate in a virtual home visit.
