Anybody want a loyal rotweiler dog?

[jlb1382]

sweet, loving, beautiful, loyal rotweiler dog?? I am looking for a loving home for my mom's 5 year old pure bread with papers, micro chipped, spayed, completely healthy, up to date, great with kids and other dogs, doggy. My mom has recently gotten a promotion at work and we will be working looong days that are unfair to our Zoe I cant take her because we already have a full house but it breaks my heart to see her go somewhere where I dont think she will get the love she deserves. I really want to find a great home for her. I thought there were some dog peeps on here so it was worth a shot! Anyone interested or know someone interested?

 

[georgie]

Rebecca................................................



She's got a nice big house now! Plenty big enough for a Rot.

 

[jlb1382]

Rebecca................................................



She's got a nice big house now! Plenty big enough for a Rot.

:giggles:
She really is an amazing doggy! We drove all the way to Kentucky to get her from the breeder and hand picked her. She's got champion blood line and all! Cmonnnnnnnnnnnn !!!

 

[jlb1382]

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trying to attach a pic.....but I think I got a link to work

 

[glammunky]

I think my dh would kill me!
Wish I could help but we are also full on animals!
Good Luck!

 

[eiramnoaj]

I seem to recall Piggers & Aki have a soft spot for rotties.

 

[georgie]

They do.... But iDK if they have any room left. :lol:

 

[eiramnoaj]

They do.... But iDK if they have any room left. :lol:

Eh, how much space can a 60+ pound dog take up? :snicker:

 

[icoupon2]

Fixed that for you!

Eh, how much space can a 60+ pound dog take up on a car ride to their new NY forever home? :snicker:

 

[fords8]

When I had mine, 60 pounds would have been anorexic. She was nearly 100 pounds at 1 year. Not fat either, solid and very large.

 

[jlb1382]

When I had mine, 60 pounds would have been anorexic. She was nearly 100 pounds at 1 year. Not fat either, solid and very large.

Yep she is 80lbs and not fat just a thick girl :giggles: Can someone tell me how to post a picture I cant get it to work

 

[jonnysmomma]

We want a rottie in the worst way...but cant have doggies here.

 

[Matisse]

If it was a smaller dog, I would so take her. We need a doggie (had to put ours to sleep cause it went nuts after I had my daughter).....but we are in a small ranch and I just don't know how a big dog fits, even with a nice fenced in yard!

;-(

I want a doggie, and I would love a trained one!

Rots are great dogs!

 

[jlb1382]

We want a rottie in the worst way...but cant have doggies here.

I love the personalities of Rotties, they are very charismatic!

 

[jlb1382]

If it was a smaller dog, I would so take her. We need a doggie (had to put ours to sleep cause it went nuts after I had my daughter).....but we are in a small ranch and I just don't know how a big dog fits, even with a nice fenced in yard!

;-(

I want a doggie, and I would love a trained one!

Rots are great dogs!

She lives in a town house now and she doesnt mind :lol: How did your dog go crazy??

 

[jonnysmomma]

I love the personalities of Rotties, they are very charismatic!

Yes, they are. Pat and I grew up in the same town with a lot of the same friends, and many had Rotties. All of them were loyal, loving and sweet. Naughty(in a good way) too!!

 

[poohpooh]

Sorry ................. I would love to help out, but can't ........... we already have our pets ......... no more room ....... sorry.

 

[Matisse]

She lives in a town house now and she doesnt mind :lol: How did your dog go crazy??

We had a Shiba Inu. I think they are mostly crazy as a breed, but when my daughter came, the dog had some serious pack order issues. He started biting strangers due to fear, and then after a year of doggie therapy, anxiety drugs, etc. he starting biting us. ;-( He was a lovely dog that came from bad genes (his mommy was a puppy mill dog that wouldn't let people near her). The problems started when he hit maturity (2-3), so it most likely was genetic, and no matter how much training we did, he had too much anxiety. You can't have an anxious dog in a house with babies/toddlers.


Lots of townhouses are bigger than my house! One time a friend's lab was in my house and it knocked over a beer bottle. I knew then we had to stay with small dogs.

 

[jlb1382]

We had a Shiba Inu. I think they are mostly crazy as a breed, but when my daughter came, the dog had some serious pack order issues. He started biting strangers due to fear, and then after a year of doggie therapy, anxiety drugs, etc. he starting biting us. ;-( He was a lovely dog that came from bad genes (his mommy was a puppy mill dog that wouldn't let people near her). The problems started when he hit maturity (2-3), so it most likely was genetic, and no matter how much training we did, he had too much anxiety. You can't have an anxious dog in a house with babies/toddlers.


Lots of townhouses are bigger than my house! One time a friend's lab was in my house and it knocked over a beer bottle. I knew then we had to stay with small dogs.

Oh my gosh Im sorry to hear that, I didnt know doggie therapy was something real :lol: And yes anxious dogs and small children are a bad combo for sure! Better safe than sorry

 

[Matisse]

Oh my gosh Im sorry to hear that, I didnt know doggie therapy was something real :lol: And yes anxious dogs and small children are a bad combo for sure! Better safe than sorry

You've never seen -Down in Out in Beverly Hills-? Great movie!

My hubby would never spend money on therapy for me, but yes, our dog had a specialist. LOL