Glinda is a truly resilient and affectionate Doberman who, despite a challenging past, has blossomed into a loving companion. Initially shy, she quickly warms up with patience, treats, and gentle affection, revealing a devoted personality. She thrives on human connection, happily wagging her little nub when called and content to lay beside you on the couch or at your feet, soaking in ear scratches, neck rubs, and tummy rubs. Glinda's journey through heartworm treatment has only highlighted her gentle spirit and eagerness to trust.
As a Doberman Pinscher, Glinda embodies loyalty and intelligence. While she is still regaining her strength post-heartworm treatment, she enjoys calmer enrichment activities like chewing bones and solving mind games. She loves outdoor sniffing adventures and will undoubtedly enjoy longer walks as her stamina improves. Glinda has shown she can coexist peacefully with a large, male resident Doberman, displaying calm nose-touches and comfortable companionship. However, she is not suited for homes with small dogs or cats due to her prey drive and eagerness to chase.
Glinda is searching for a safe, loving forever home where she can truly relax and thrive. An ideal adopter would be a homebody who also enjoys daily leash walks and safe backyard time, providing a balance of relaxed companionship and outdoor activity. A securely fenced yard is a must for her to explore safely. She has overcome so much and is ready to share her heart with a family willing to give her the patience, love, and security she deserves. If you're looking for a loyal companion who will quietly steal your heart, Glinda may be your perfect match.
Special Needs
Glinda has a grade 2 heart murmur and has recently completed heartworm treatment, requiring continued monitoring and care.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$300.00
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