ENA IS A SWEET OLDER AKC REGISTRABLE ROTT PUPPY

Her enthusiasm for life is infectious! Ena (ee-nah) is an extremely loving, 19 month old, smaller purebred Rottie (67 lbs). She's a lap dog, very friendly with little kids, adults, and dogs. She's up to date with her vet (May 2025 vaccinations), still intact based on health research, completely potty-trained, comfortable in her crate during the day for a few hours and overnight. ​Due to a significant change in my job, I can no longer provide the time and attention this amazing pup requires. She needs a home where she’ll be an integral part of the family and receive frequent affection, some daily outdoor time, and all the cuddling she craves! A rehoming fee of $250 (negotiable) is in place to confirm financial readiness of her adopter and importantly to deter individuals who would use Ena for dog flipping, or other ill intent. Included in the fee are: large wire crate, collars/leashes, toys, initial food supplies, etc. All potential adopters must complete a brief questionnaire before meeting Ena.

Items Included: AKC-Registrable: Purchased from a reputable Illinois breeder for $1,600, she is a purebred Rottweiler. Adopter will receive her AKC registration form, litter number, and her parents AKC and DNA numbers. ​ Vaccinations: Fully Up-to-Date. Comprehensive wellness exam on May 15, 2025. Current on all vaccines: 3-year Rabies, Adult Canine DHLPP, Lepto, and Canine Influenza, with a negative fecal parasite test. ​ Rehoming Fee: A rehoming fee of $250 (negotiable) is required. This fee is in place to confirm financial readiness of her adopter and importantly to deter individuals who would use Ena for dog flipping, or other ill intent. Our focus is on a committed, forever home. ​Extensive Equipment Package Included: ​Ena will go to her new home with a complete kit for care, training, and adventure, including: - ​Crate: Metal construction (30" x 32" x 48") with liner tray, and integrated food/water bowl holders. - ​Leashes/Collars: Standard 6 ft leash, collar, prong collar for training, and 30-foot long lead for long-leash walking. ​ - Apparel: Winter jacket for cold weather, a life jacket for water adventures, and diapers if you choose for her to continue to have heat cycles (every ~6 months with the last one ending late August). ​ - Grooming: Shampoo, conditioner, ear mite preventative drops, brushes, and nail clippers. - ​Food/Treats/Preventatives: 5 Sentinel heartworm chews, remainder of 34 lb bag of her Blue Buffalo large breed dog food, bottle of Salmon Oil supplement, frozen treat mold and holder, and a treat-wheel for her crate. - ​Toys/Supplies: 3-4 heavy-duty chew toys and over 1,000 dog poop bags.