Dog Adoption Application

Name

First NameLast Name

Email

example@example.com

Phone Number

Area CodePhone Number

Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code

A state issued ID is required for all those interested in a dog/puppy:

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If not a US resident please provide your legal mailing address below:

Do you text? Used for updates and information once puppies are born.

Preferred Contact Method for Emergencies/Questions

We communicate primarily via email so be sure to watch your emails.

Have you ever owned this breed?

Doberman require a firm, consistent handler and are not suitable for everyone. They make great family pets when properly trained but need training and stimulation.

If no, please explain any past dog experience and your interest in this breed.

What do you know about the breed, its temperament, its behavior, and its health?

What age are you looking for?

Do you prefer a certain color?

Please select your preference from the dropdown list.

What sex are you interested in

Who is the puppy/dog for?

Why are you looking for a puppy/dog?

What other pets do you have?

Please list all pets and the quantity.

Are there other pets in the home?

This includes fish, rodents, reptiles and birds.

What traits are you looking for in a dog?

If you selected high drive, submissive or dominant please explain what that means to you.

This is required if you selected "high drive", "submissive" and/or "dominant".

Have you recently had a dog/pet pass away?

Are you looking for a new pet because your pet passed away?

If yes, are you aware a puppy cannot replace your past pet and will not be like your past pet?

If you're still deeply mourning the loss of your pet we highly recommend waiting to get a new dog.

Why will the purpose of the pet be?

What type of housing do you live in?

Doberman are a versatile breed, suitable in a variety of homes so long as kept exercised and stimulated.

What yard space do you have? Select all that apply;

Other

How do you plan on exercising your dog?

Please go into detail.

Are you prepared for a high energy, high drive dog?

Doberman can be a hyper, stubborn, driven breed. They are best suited for active homes or homes committed to keeping them stimulated and exercised.

How do you plan to keep your dog mentally and emotionally stimulated and engaged?

Please go into detail.

How do you plan to socialize your puppy?

(besides training classes, visiting friends and going to vet visits)

What is socialization to you?

How do you plan to train your dog? Select all that apply;

Other

Do you have children or will children frequently visit you/the dog?

Will your dog free-roam? Select all that apply:

What does free-roam mean to you?

Where will your pet stay during the day?

We support crating/kenneling dogs for short periods of time to ensure they're safely contained until fully house trained. Dog daycares are phenomenal alternatives to crating/kenneling.

Are you aware dogs can be difficult, stubborn, and have destructive boredom?

Where will your pet be at night or when you're gone?

Do you plan on crate training?

If you do not plan on crate training, why not?

Short answer.

What are your thoughts on core series vaccination and annual revaccinations?

If interested in a dog for protection/guard please explain below:

Are you aware that regardless of pedigree, titles, and all health testing Doberman are susceptible to DCM/sudden heart failure?

Vet Information

May be the vet you currently use or will be using in the future. Please include the clinic/hospital, phone number and fax number.

Tell a little bit about yourself:

Note: We do not sell to individuals under 18 years old without parental consent and signature.

Personal Reference

May be family, friend, co-worker, acquaintance, etc. Please include name, relation to you and contact info. If under 18 years old please list your parent or legal guardian's name and contact number.

For the safety of our dogs and puppies we do not allow children to handle the dogs. Do you agree?

While children are welcome to visit, we ask parents to not give their children a puppy to hold. Puppy ribs and legs are easily bruised or broken, which can be fatal. If a child is handed a puppy and the puppy is injured the parents will be responsible for the full purchase price plus all vet expenses of the injured puppy.

More about you:

Please elaborate as much as you can.

Do you plan on titling your dog?

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