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Pedigree female Doberman microchipped and comes with crate and accessories

£2,500

GU51

Advert ID: lpe000016176Expired
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Pedigree female Doberman microchipped and comes with crate and accessories

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Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Dobermann
Sex
Female

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My female Doberman puppy (cookie) 6 months old now. She has been with me for more than a month and due to me starting a job, it is becoming harder to look after her properly. Also I am a small girl and my puppy is quite big and will get bigger so often I struggle to balance myself or hold her still while taking her for walks. I just want to find her the perfect loving home where she gets the most love and attention she deserves! She learnt her name only 2 days after getting her and she learnt how to sit within few days! She is very smart and can learn commands very quickly. She sometimes pull on the lead as she has not been trained properly yet but I have trained her a bit and she is becoming better on the lead. With proper training and care, she will be a great companion and listener. She is not aggressive at all, does not bite or bark, she only jumps when she is very excited (especially when seeing other dogs). She is super friendly and with people and dogs despite not being socialised with other dogs often but she loves to play with other dogs and get human attention. I paid for a private trainer that has been training her for 4 weeks using positive reinforcement methods and she has been training on pulling, recall and reactiveness but she may need more lessons or time for her to learn better. Again, she hasn’t had much time to train but she learns fast.

She is microchipped, and comes with all her health certificates and passport. She also comes with a pedigree certificate. She went to the vet three weeks ago and got everything checked and she’s healthy. She is fully vaccinated, wormed and health checked.

We have not posted her ears although she was cropped back in Hungry. If you want to keep her ears standing, you should post them.

She also comes with £300+ crate from Lords and labradors as well as all her toys, training leash, collars, name tag and ID, food bowls etc. Me and my partner spent more than £3k on her plus all the accessories which is why we will give everything away to the right person. I could provide more pictures of crate and toys if needed.

I hope she can find the right home and family as she is a very loving dog and will bring you joy. She does need a lot of exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy so please be prepared for that. Any other questions or inquiries, please do ask me.

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