Daxter is around two years old and has already come a long way since leaving the shelter untaught, picking up sit, down, shake, come, stay, wait-for-food, and nearly mastering house training in just weeks. He learns fast, stays motivated by food, and really wants to please. He’s working hard on leash manners, getting the hang of doggie doors, and slowly adjusting to the crate after some past neglect made him wary of confinement. Daxter craves connection and is one of those Velcro Dobermans who bonds deeply once he trusts you. True to his working-line roots, he can get overstimulated and may mouth or grab things to play, but it’s not aggressive—just puppy energy, improved each day with clear structure. He’ll need an experienced, steady Doberman home with no kids or cats, and either as an only dog or slow intros if there’s another. An adopter ready to give him mental challenges, regular exercise, and the chance to be a true member of the family will see him at his best. Once he’s run his energy out, Daxter transforms into a giant cuddle bug who just wants to be close. Your new best friend is just one click away.