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Hello DT! I'd like to introduce two amazing and wonderful Linn Benton Doberman Rescue dogs, the lovely miss Abby the albino, and Rocco, a gorgeous AKC registered Dober-boy.
Carne absolutely adores Abby, and she plays like a puppy with him. It's hard to believe that this darling is actually 7 years old. Poor Abby was kept in a kennel pen inside a garage for 6 years of her life, before she was rescued by the Oregon Humane Society. One of their employees took her home to foster her, and he spent the next 7 months teaching her basic manners and housetraining. Unfortunately, Abby's separation anxiety was a little too much for her foster dad to work with, so she came to us here at LBDR. Abby is currently doing very good, although she does get pretty vocal when you're not in her line of sight. She has a little incontinence which we're going to attempt to treat with Proin, and she is considered a senior Doberman. However, she is very supple and has only minor signs of aging, combined with a puppy like enthusiasm for the good life she truly deserves. Let's all hope Abby finds her forever home soon!
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Mr. Rocco here is a young guy in the prime of his life at only 4 years old. He came from a local Oregon breeder, who unfortunately doesn't have the policy of taking back dogs once she's sold them. Rocco's family was a first rate nice Hispanic family, but economic times hit them hard and they were forced to move to another state in a situation that didn't allow them to take their beloved companion. They literally surrendered him in a shower of tears, and it was just heartbreaking to all of us. Rocco has been a family dog his entire life, and he loves children. He is very dominant dog, and while he has had consistent training, he will test limits at first. Once he settles down though, he is completely loving, and just longs to be somebody's first rate buddy and best friend. Rocco is awaiting his turn at the spay and neuter clinic, and then he'll be ready to go on to his forever home.
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Wish them luck everybody, and as always, if you're interested, please send me an email through the system here, or contact Linn Benton Doberman Rescue directly at 503-575-8489.
Carne absolutely adores Abby, and she plays like a puppy with him. It's hard to believe that this darling is actually 7 years old. Poor Abby was kept in a kennel pen inside a garage for 6 years of her life, before she was rescued by the Oregon Humane Society. One of their employees took her home to foster her, and he spent the next 7 months teaching her basic manners and housetraining. Unfortunately, Abby's separation anxiety was a little too much for her foster dad to work with, so she came to us here at LBDR. Abby is currently doing very good, although she does get pretty vocal when you're not in her line of sight. She has a little incontinence which we're going to attempt to treat with Proin, and she is considered a senior Doberman. However, she is very supple and has only minor signs of aging, combined with a puppy like enthusiasm for the good life she truly deserves. Let's all hope Abby finds her forever home soon!
Mr. Rocco here is a young guy in the prime of his life at only 4 years old. He came from a local Oregon breeder, who unfortunately doesn't have the policy of taking back dogs once she's sold them. Rocco's family was a first rate nice Hispanic family, but economic times hit them hard and they were forced to move to another state in a situation that didn't allow them to take their beloved companion. They literally surrendered him in a shower of tears, and it was just heartbreaking to all of us. Rocco has been a family dog his entire life, and he loves children. He is very dominant dog, and while he has had consistent training, he will test limits at first. Once he settles down though, he is completely loving, and just longs to be somebody's first rate buddy and best friend. Rocco is awaiting his turn at the spay and neuter clinic, and then he'll be ready to go on to his forever home.
Wish them luck everybody, and as always, if you're interested, please send me an email through the system here, or contact Linn Benton Doberman Rescue directly at 503-575-8489.
