This is Jackson. He is SUCH a lover, all he wanted to do when I was there for his photos was lean on me and ask to have his ears scratched. He has a particular way of gazing at you with those beautiful brown eyes as if to say "pick me, ok?"
Wendy says: "Jackson is believed to be a “coated” Doberman, which means his parents both carried the recessive long hair gene that sometimes comes out in their litters. You will note the beautiful feathering on his ears and legs and feet.
Jackson weighs approximately 58 pounds, is very sweet, loving and enjoys playing with toys and the other Dobermans. He is neutered, UTD on vaccinations, on heart worm, flea and tick preventatives. He is house and crate trained and is great with other dogs and cats."
This is Maxwell. Handsome, full of personality and very playful. . . as Wendy says "Maxwell is definitely a Kong kind of guy though he also loves running around with stuffed animals in his mouth, shaking them, throwing them in the air and starting all over. He enjoys playtime in the yard with the other Dobermans and is cat friendly."
And this is Kibbles. Bless her heart, poor Kibbles didn't quite know what to do with a stranger around. Wendy and I worked on getting her to play a bit, but she was ultra shy. From DRA's website: "Kibbles is a precious two year old mix breed female weighing approximately 35 pounds that was dumped in the pouring rain on a frigid day. She is UTD on vaccinations, spayed and full of personality."
