Be a part of Doberman Underground’s Crew with your annual $25 membership. The fee will cover food, vaccinations, monthly heartworm, toys, blankets, and other necessities needed until they find their forever homes.
You will receive a 2024 Membership Card with a discount code that provides 5% off all Doberman Underground sponsored events and merchandise.
*applies to 1 person per membership, excludes raffle tickets, and items on sale or discounted.

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In addition to monetary support, Doberman Underground also welcomes donations of supplies. Help our animals in need by shopping our Wish List on Chewy or Amazon to donate much-needed pet food and supplies directly to our organization. Click the images below to donate today!

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We are a 501 (c)3 organization and fully depend on public donations and our adoption fees for support.
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Doberman Underground RescueFriday, July 26th, 2024 at 7:00am
As the Summer Olympics kick off today, our dogs are gearing up for their own canine Olympics! Take swimming, for example—Sprite, one of our permanent fosters, has been hard at work practicing in the pool. She was even spotted lounging on a pool mat between training sessions, taking a well-deserved break.

Will Sprite win the Gold? She sure will in her foster mom's eyes! Sprite gets a special treat for swimming the length of the pool, helping to keep her legs strong and minimizing the impact of her Wobblers.

Show us how your dogs are preparing for the Summer Olympics! Share your photos and stories of their Olympic training moments. Let's celebrate our furry athletes together!
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Doberman Underground RescueThursday, July 25th, 2024 at 12:05pm
In continuance with our prior post, we have another "Sunsational Sunday" event at the beautiful Debonne Winery in Madison, Ohio! Join us for a relaxing setting enhanced with love from pups! Discounted tickets may be purchased in advance.
Details for this event are included below;
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Doberman Underground RescueThursday, July 25th, 2024 at 12:00pm
It's midday Thursday and we're sure the majority of minds are thinking about the weekend. We have two "funtastic" events to top off the weekend and kick start the new week!

The first being the North Royalton Pet Carnival! Join us for a day of fun, something for everyone in the family!

Adoptable Ellie will be happy to greet you at our tent. This event is FREE and an allover awesome time!

Details in the flyer below:
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Doberman Underground RescueThursday, July 25th, 2024 at 7:00am
Today is #TrainingThursday with Ellie!

After Ellie's puppies were adopted Miss Ellie worked with the trainer The k9 Expert as she was lacking confidence. Now in her foster home she's been out and about taking on the world🌎 She's been to a pack walk, Home Depot, Lowe's, Hobby Lobby, a pet store and did some work with the trainer and Oliver! It's very important to get your dogs out and keep their skills top-notch.

Keep watching our posts to see what Doberman Underground events Ellie will be at in the Cleveland, Ohio area waiting to greet you.

Now that having puppies is in Ellie's past, this 2 year old sweetheart is ready to find her forever home🥰. If your interested in her joining your family apply at www.dudobes.org.
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Doberman Underground RescueWednesday, July 24th, 2024 at 6:33am
Seuss was on the loose and once found,
Skinny and starved, but her belly was round.
How could a dog whose ribs were so showing,
Have a belly so big? Her secret was growing!

Taken to the shelter, they quickly said,
"No, we can't take her—no room in our bed.
And by the way, she's pregnant," they cried.
So Seuss stayed with her finder, time to bide.

The shelter posted, but no one came,
For Seuss, the skinny dog with no name.
What to do with this pregnant Doberman dear?
They called Doberman Underground, full of cheer.

Time was ticking, we had to act fast,
To get Seuss transported, to find her a cast.
But babies don’t wait for plans or for clocks,
They came the night before, knocking off socks.

Seuss's adventure had just begun,
A kind man drove hours, under the sun,
To bring Mommy and babies to the vet's place,
All were happy, tails wagging, and full of grace.

But wait, there's more to this tale to tell,
Our dear Seuss, like the Grinch, isn’t quite well.
Heartworms surround her heart, we’ve found,
For now, we wait till the babies are sound.

So Seuss and her 4 surviving pups are on a new quest,
To find love, health, and all of the best.
Stay tuned for more of their tale to see,
How Seuss’s big heart grows, as big as can be!

If you would please help with food, puppy pads, donations we would appreciate it. Puppies are expensive!

Amazon & Chewy: https://dudobes.org/getinvolved/wish-list/
Food feeding: Victor

Donations: www.dudobes.org
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Doberman Underground RescueTuesday, July 23rd, 2024 at 7:00am
It’s #TrainingTuesday with Oliver!

When we last left off, Oliver had a lesson focused on learning the “Place” command. For lesson #3 we are evaluating our progress, dropping the leash, and starting to work on recall. It’s important to nail down the basics before you introduce new skills. For this lesson, we worked with Andrea @thek9expert The k9 Expert

I typically schedule training on the weekend when I can run off some of Oliver’s energy before we start. With this evening session, he was full of energy and ready to take on the world after snoozing the day away while I worked. Today we were joined by one of our Board Members and her new foster, Ellie. Great distraction for both dogs! We start with some basic healing and turns, and Oliver is really wanting to meet Ellie. Andrea sees that I’m relying too much on the prong collar and not enough on the e-collar. That will be a key observation for us tonight!

As we practice “Place” it’s time to drop the leash. Seeing that Oliver would stay in place, Andrea instructs me to drop the leash and walk away. Lots of distractions at the park tonight, which is excellent practice for us. However, dropping the leash made my heart skip a beat! Deep breath, drop the leash and walk away…with confidence. Can’t let Oliver see that I am nervous, so away we go. And he did not leave the rock. A few repetitions, then we start on recall with a sit at the end. Clearly a work in progress for us!

At the end of our lesson, we worked on Place with the park benches. Nervous at first, he soon gained the confidence to readily hop up into place. The more things we expose Oliver to the better, lowering his anxiety and boosting his confidence. Ellie was such a good girl and a wonderful distraction for Oliver. She has already had some training with Drew and Andrea. She’s got a wonderful foundation for whoever adopts her. We'll post some videos in the comments.

Our homework: eliminate the prong collar, start relying on the e-collar, and continue working on Place and Come. Practice is key and we have our work cut out for us!

What’s next? Follow our journey. Stay tuned for the next episode of Training Tuesday.

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We are deeply grateful for the individuals and businesses who generously support us in our mission. Their generosity enables us to create and maintain programs like the Phoenix Fund and Seniors Saving Seniors, as well as supporting our primary mission which is to rescue and rehome Dobermans and other dogs from abusive or neglectful situations as well as from shelters/pounds. Please support our supporters! To learn how you, or your business can help support our organization please contact us at info@dudobes.org.