Tiny - Doberman Pinscher Dog for Adoption in Yakima, Washington

Tiny is a 40 lb. Doberman mix girl with a story that will make you root for her. Rescued as a tiny newborn after her mama passed, she was bottle fed and raised with so much love. Now at 6 months old, she and her sister have started scuffling like siblings do, so her family is making the kind choice to find Tiny her own perfect spot to shine. At our office she did great with the other dogs. She lives with two other dogs; she just needs a home without her sister. She also lives with a cat. She’s curious about kitty, but no aggression, just typical puppy interest.
She’s spayed, microchipped, rabies vaccinated and had her puppy vaccines. She’s still very much a puppy. She jumps a little when she’s excited and is working on house training, but she’s smart and so eager to please.
Tiny is goofy, loving, and ready to be your adventure buddy, couch cuddler, and best girl all in one. She just needs someone to give her that one-on-one love and finish showing her how to be a great family dog.
If you’ve got room for 40 pounds of love and some more growing left to do, Tiny is ready to be your girl.

NOTE: If an application has been approved, the applicant will be notified by email. Adoption fee is $250.00

The Doberman Pinscher is a sleek, powerful breed known for its loyalty, intelligence, and protective nature. Developed in Germany in the late 19th century by Louis Dobermann, this breed was initially bred for guard duty but has since become a beloved companion and a skilled working dog in various fields. With a distinctive appearance, including a lean body, cropped ears, and a docked tail, the Doberman Pinscher is an energetic and trainable breed that excels in activities such as obedience, agility, and scent work. Its distinctive appearance, combined with its fearless yet affectionate temperament, makes the Doberman Pinscher a popular choice for experienced dog owners seeking a devoted and versatile companion.

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