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Doberman Pinscher : : Female (spayed)

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About Amber 3386
Status: Available for Adoption (adoption info) Species: Dog Rescue ID: 3386 General Color: Red Ear Type: Natural/Uncropped Tail Type: Docked Current Size: 75 Pounds Current Age: 3 Years (best estimate)	Microchipped: Yes

4/15/25 Amber just had four unexpected puppies. Three were born naturally, but the last one required a C-Section. Please consider donating to help pay for her Surgery. Amber will not be available until her pups are adopted around June 15.

4/7/25. Spent some time with 3-year-old AMBER this weekend. She is another Redlands dumped dog, so her history is a mystery, but we can only guess the breeder greeders did what they do and then dumped this poor beautiful Dobie girl. She is still a bit shy but definitely feeling more comfortable and gets excited and happy when she sees the volunteers and it's her turn to go out; her little nub of a tail doesn't stop wagging. She is very calm and docile, and while she very much seems to like other dogs, she doesn't want to be crowded and may be best as the only fur kid in the house. Please consider giving this precious red young dober gal a home and showing her what it's like to be loved and part of a family.

4/2/25. 3-year-old Amber was found in the Redlands, so her history is a mystery, but she appears to have been bred nonstop and then dumped by a breeder/greeder. She is a bit shy, and we are just getting to know her, but she is very calm and sweet and loves to be near you at all times. Despite being let down by humans, she is very trusting, albeit a bit on the shy side, and her little tail wags when she sees you. She appears to like other dogs and seems happy to see them. Cats and kids unknown. This girl is going to shine and flourish with patience and love. Lucky is the family who adopts her.

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