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Rottweiler Dogs For Adoption in Mills, WY, USA
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Dexter/referral - Rottweiler Dog For Adoption

Rottweiler Dogs For Adoption in Mills, WY, USA

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Nickname
Dexter/referral
Breed
Rottweiler
Gender
Male
Age
Young
Location
Mills, WY, 82644, USA

Description

Rottweiler Dogs For Adoption in Mills, WY, USA

Posted Breed: Rottweiler. We love these dogs with all our heart, they are our babies and we are heartbroken to be finding them new homes. We want to make sure they go to good homes and have no problem

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keeping them until we find that for them. To be honest we bit off more than we can chew with three kids and two dogs. I can’t walk them as often as I used to be able to and they aren’t getting the attention that they deserve. The dogs names are Zeke and Dexter. Zeke will be 3 in November and Dexter will be 2 in July. We got them from the same breeder in Thornton just a year apart (they are brothers) we paid $500 a piece and we did not ask if they wanted them back because we have no contact information and I am sure they mostly were about making money off the dogs. Both these guys have had training, they are just selective on when they want to listen to it. Zeke’s was at Petsmart and Dexter went through a more strict training through Sit Means Sit. Both are neutered and up to date on their vaccinations. They are kenneled when we work and most nights. We have tried leaving them out but they get into things. They sleep well in our room on the floors but they pace sometimes and that wakes the babies. Dexter (100lbs) is a little wild boy, he likes to jump, run, walk, play and take things from his brother. He is a very loving little boy too, he is just a little more honry (getting food off the counter or table, chewing things he shouldn’t be (carpet/couches/kids toys) pottying in the house occasionally. He doesn’t like being kenneled. He gets very bad anxiety in them and has pretty much figured out how to break out of any of the ones we have tried. We have tried leaving them out because of this but they destroy things. We ended up buying a little smaller kennel than he originally had (he had a large metal kennel he broke breaking out of and chewed up pieces trying to get out) and he is doing better but still doesn’t love it ( this one is plastic and more closed up so he feels safe). He can jump 4-5 ft gates. If you are interested in this boy please contact Kathleen or Nick Kathlene Cell - 720-215-6386 Nick Cell – 303-489-5155

⛛ Physical Attributes

Shedding Amount
Yes

⛛ Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids
Yes
OK with Dogs
Yes
OK with Cats
Yes
Other
Housetrained

⛛ Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-552169
Date Listed
05/27/2017
Date Expires
Expired

Rottweiler


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