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Rottweiler Breeder, German Rottweilers, German
rottweiler puppies, Rottweiler Stud dog, Rotti puppies, British Columbia,
Rotties, Rotts,
Below are some great dogs that are looking for a forever home. For more information, please contact the person or society listed below the particular dog that you are interested in.
If you have, or know of, a Rottweiler that you would like listed on this page, please email me the dog's information, and your contact information, along with a picture.
Please Note: The dogs listed below are not being fostered by ourselves. Most are in local Animal Shelters, SPCAs and Rescues. They are listed on this page in hopes of finding a forever home.
"SCHATZE" - added February 19th, 2010
Schatze is approximately 3 years old. She is from the local BYB puppy mill who decided to get out of Rottweilers (at least the male half of the equation so hopefully the ex-wife will too as she does not like big dogs and the Rotts were his thing) She was used for breeding and has probably had in excess of 3 - 4 litters of pups. I believe she was kept primarily in the kennel except when she had young pups and was then in the house. I was also told that she was used as a foster mom for other pups when needed. Her last litter was in September and they still have a couple advertised. She does not really respond to her name which is strange as it was the name on her medical records but for now I will keep it. She has virtually no training and I will let her recuperate before I begin further working with her. Schatze has been great here so far, she loves to hug and be petted. I have not put her actually with my dogs yet as I have the new babies and enough stress going on. I was told she chases cats, but while at the vets yesterday she showed an interest in a loose cat but did not try to drag me and responded when I told her to leave it. She supposedly had an issue at the vet's office in OR when he went to palpate her stomach, but when she went in yesterday to my vet to be spayed everyone said she was a love, and let them examine her and care for her without incident...She is crate trained, fine in a kennel and rides well in a crate, but does bark if left outside by herself in a run(she prefers to be in the house). I was told she has issues with men, but she has been fine here when introduced properly (she did however bark fiercely but then settled and went for a very long walk with Tom and has met several neighbors without incident. Apparently in Oregon she reacted strongly to two men who were moving a TV out of the house. (maybe she had not seen anyone moving something large or maybe she did not like the men? - who knows- I will try to set up something similar to see what she does) She met the horses and showed no inclination to chase or bark at them but I do not have a cat to test her with unless we can find a neighbor. I believe because she was mostly a kennel dog, that she is nervous until she has had a chance to figure it out. Last night after her surgery, she was grumpy but never did I worry about her trying anything. What I have seen with her so far is that she wants attention and to please and needs boundaries set so she knows what to expect. I kept her in the living room in a crate and she slept quietly. If she barked I told her to quiet and she did. If anyone can take and foster her and work with her or if you have someone with an interest in meeting her let me know, any one in my area has one on one or class training's at a great discount! :). Please contact Karen at K9Kapers@aol.com
"CEDRIC" - added February 21st, 2010, Updated March 15, 2010
ADOPTED!!
"DESIREE" - added February 21st, 2010, Updated March 15, 2010
ADOPTED!!
"ROTTWEILER PUPPIES" - added February 2nd, 2010, Updated March 15, 2010
ADOPTED!!
"KAHLUA" - added January 8th, 2010, Updated March 15, 2010
ADOPTED!!
"COOPER" - added January 5th, 2010
Cooper
is about 7 years old. He seems to as expected bond with his care takers, and he
doesn't show well in a kennel. He was kept separate and we haven't had him
around other dogs. I don't believe he would get along with another dog. He had a
smaller dog around him a couple times but he also wasn't really well enough to
respond. He is so much better than when he first came in. He has gained
weight and has a lot more energy. I had him to the vet to be weighed a couple of
times he was growling at young kids and adults that were outside the clinic. He
is extremly eagar to please and has great food drive. That's what got us in and
out of the vet clinic so much. The first time a vet went over him he didn't
care, as he wasn't feeling well and was too weak to pass any judgement. He
needs to be in an experienced, low traffic home. You are welcome to stop by the
kennel take a look at him. Other than that I can't tell you to much more.
Unknown if he' s housebroken but imagine he is pretty good. He does keep the
inside of his kennel clean but it's not a house. He travels well and is a good
crate dog. He has been neutered, vaccinated, tattooed and dewormed. 9541 Woodward Rd., Mission, BC 604.826.4496 or email martay@shaw.ca
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