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Hunter
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Hunter
Hunter is a handsome young Dobermann who has come into care through no fault of his own. He is a typical young male — full of energy, enthusiasm and a little bit of mischief. He has had very little training so far, so he has not yet learnt his boundaries or what is expected of him. At the moment he can be jumpy and mouthy simply because nobody has really taught him any manners. He is still very young and has a lot of potential, but he needs someone prepared to put in the time and effort to guide him.
- Sex
- Male
- Age
- 7 Months
About Hunter
Hunter is a handsome young Dobermann who has come into care through no fault of his own. He is a typical young male — full of energy, enthusiasm and a little bit of mischief. He has had very little training so far, so he has not yet learnt his boundaries or what is expected of him. At the moment he can be jumpy and mouthy simply because nobody has really taught him any manners. He is still very young and has a lot of potential, but he needs someone prepared to put in the time and effort to guide him.
He is generally fine with other dogs, although if they bark at him he will bark back. He is friendly with strangers and shows no reactivity when out walking on the lead. We have no idea what he is like around cats. He has not lived with children. He can be left for short periods, but like any young dog he will become bored if left for too long.
Because of his lack of training and enthusiastic manners, we are looking for an adult-only home or one with older children over 15 who are experienced with the breed. Hunter needs a home where clear boundaries, structure and a consistent routine are put in place from day one. Ongoing training is a must, and his new family will need to understand that he is still very much a youngster with lots to learn.
We do not want anyone to be put off by his lack of manners. Hunter is not a bad boy — he is simply a young dog who has not yet been shown the ropes. With time, patience, consistency and the right guidance, we are sure he will grow into a wonderful, loyal companion.
- 7-month-old Dobermann boy; little training so far
- Energetic, enthusiastic, a bit mischievous; can be jumpy and mouthy
- Generally fine with other dogs; will bark back if barked at
- Friendly with strangers; no reactivity on the lead
- Unknown with cats; has not lived with children
- Can be left for short periods; gets bored if left too long
- Best in an adult-only home or with experienced children over 15
- Needs clear boundaries, structure, consistent routine and ongoing training from day one
If you have experience with Dobermanns, understand the needs of a young male, and are prepared to give Hunter the training and commitment he deserves, we would love to hear from you.
Could Hunter be your match?
If you feel you can offer this dog a loving forever home, start an application or get in touch — we’re here to help every step of the way.
