04/12/26 — Whinston here. Let’s get one thing straight: I’m a Doberman. I’m smart, loyal, ridiculously handsome, and I fully expect to be treated like it. They call me a “Velcro dog,” but that feels like an understatement. I’m more like a barnacle—where you go, I go. No exceptions. Privacy is basically over. Also... I weigh just under 100 pounds and I’m absolutely convinced your lap belongs to me. This is not negotiable. Quick honesty moment: I do have some separation anxiety. I just really love my people. If you need to crate me, it has to be one of those heavy-duty, escape-proof crates—otherwise... let’s just say I’m more resourceful than I look. A few important house rules: No male dogs No cats No birds I don’t do competition. I am the standard. What you get in return: A loyal best friend who will adore you nonstop A personal bodyguard with model-level looks Endless affection (borderline excessive, but in a good way) A dog who will make you feel like the most important human on earth I’ve been waiting way too long for my furever home, and honestly... it’s getting a little ridiculous. So if you’re ready for a 100-pound barnacle who will love you harder than anyone ever has, I’m your guy. Love (obviously), Whinston Located in Orlando, FloridaNot every dog is available for adoption or need a foster - some are wards of the rescue (usually due to medical reasons, but sometimes behavioral). These dogs will always be supported by DRL. We welcome financial support for these dogs. Here are links to foster and adoption applications for those dogs who need a foster home or adoptive home. Foster Application Adoption Application