German Rottweiler Puppies For Sale in Albuquerque New Mexico
Devotional Excellence
Adelle Vom Wilber's
Adelle Vom Wilber's
Sire: Sdrako Vom Guerrero
Dam: Athena V. WCR Great Granddaughter
of Astor Vom Junipera.
Baron SE Ungo-Rot
Import
Sire: Champion Bull SE Ungo-Rot
Dam: Miss Lady SE Ungo-Rot
ROTTWEILERS
Nixxie Vomguerrero
Nixxie Vomguerrero
Sire : Hasko V.D. Burg Weibertreu
Dam : Zulu Vomguerrero
Axo Von Socorro
Sire: Ziko Darel
Dam: Joyce Von Sonoline
Vom Wilber's Rottweiler Puppies
Vom Wilber's Rottweiler Puppies
Rottweilers often get a bad rap as unpredictable, vicious dogs. But nothing could be further from the truth when it comes to a well-bred Rottie in the hands of a knowledgeable guardian.
This is one of my most favorite breeds on the planet, but Rotties aren’t for everyone, as these dogs have unique health, behavioral, and training needs.
The massive chest and well-muscled body of Rottweilers came in handy in their former lives as cattle drivers and cart pullers for farmers and butchers.
Today, you can find Rotties working as K9 officers, herding dogs, and service and therapy dogs.
Even with their love of work and physical activity, Rottweilers also like to be physically close to their humans. Yours might happily become a “lap dog” if you allow it, and he might also have a tendency to lean into you, which is how his herding ancestors learned to coax cattle to move in a certain direction.
Rotties are slow to mature, and the average lifespan of this breed is on the short side at 9 to 12 years.
Sources and References
A Love of Rottweilers
Mercola Healthy Pets, December 30, 2009
Mercola Healthy Pets, February 17, 2011