'This decision has not been made lightly': Affectionate and intelligent 4-year-old Doberman needs rehoming in Phoenix, Arizona by good but overwhelmed human, she's full of regret but doing the responsible thing

It's never easy to make the decision to rehome a pet, but everyone has their own reasons and circumstances. The important thing is that this beautiful Doberman finds a good home.

Life can twist and change in ways we never imagined. It's not a straight line, and sometimes it feels like the skies are laughing at you and your situation. You may do everything in your power to make things right, to make them work, or to be a good person, but it doesn't always happen. This woman adopted the Doberman Fincher with the best intentions – to give her the good, stable, and loving home she deserves. She definitely has no issue completely praising this pet, and says she's intelligent, affectionate, sweet, smart, and loves being involved with her daily life. She knows that she's giving up a good thing, but life got in the way. For one reason or another, she felt driven beyond her capacity to keep the Doberman, and is now looking to rehome her. It saddens her, as well as the rest of the internet, but ultimately it's for the best.

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It's a bit much to see all the slandering comments. Maybe the poster writes that she wants to travel more, but maybe it's something else. And maybe her need or desire to travel is from a different place. Basically, you just never know someone's story, and it seems like this person isn't haphazardly disposing of the dog, she's really wanting to bring her a good and respectful home she deserves. Of course it's sad, and she already seems full of confusion and regret at the decision, but there's just no getting around it. If she feels she can't care for her dog, she needs to let her go.
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Dobermans really do steal the hearts of everyone. They're such loving and caring dogs. From the time they're born, they're already seemingly well-behaved and just want to be apart of the family. Family oriented dogs are the best, and their sleek, short fur makes them so manageable. I've never in my life seen a dog with such funny and silly personality qualities as I see with Doberman's. They truly are magnificent animals, and she's lucky to have this one for as long as she did.
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