Dutch (Rottweiler)

RE: Dutch (Rottweiler) Post By gretchen. (Guest Post) (01/17/2006) rodney - yes he will specifically trained. We have a local trainer who is very good and will help with his basic obedience etc. and then I will start working with him for his companion dog duties. I trained the lab mix we have and she's done very well. I couldn't part with her long enough to send her to be trained as a service dog, so I received help from an agency that teaches the trainer..... RE: Dutch (Rottweiler) Post By (Guest Post) (01/10/2006) How cute! I have a female rottie that I got last halloween, rotts and labs are such wonderful dogs. My 2 favs! Enjoy you new treasure. Terri RE: Dutch (Rottweiler) Post by rodneywelch420 (7) | (01/10/2006) Contact nice dog. what are you planing to train him in specifically? i would like to know and i can give you a list of reputable trainers that i happen to know first hand. RE: Dutch (Rottweiler) Post by Sadiesnana (9) | (01/10/2006) Contact Your New baby Dutch sounds like he has found his dream home and dream friend for life! I lost my Simba who also was a Rottie five years ago and the lost is so very devastaing. She was the gentilest. sweetest most faithfuland loving friend you could ever imagine. I wish you many happy happy years with Dutch. RE: Dutch (Rottweiler) Post by Donna J. (31) | (01/10/2006) Contact Awww your Dutch is adorable! What a great story. I'm so glad he found a great home! If your interested in a great Rottie Group check into http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Rott-n_Rotties_Rock/ We are all very friendly and helpful if you have any problems or concerns with your new Rottie or any pet for that matter. Donna RE: Dutch (Rottweiler) Post by Peanut's Mom (2) | (01/09/2006) Contact Dutch is adorable! And you are so blessed to have such a wonderful friend who would bring Dutch into your life after your loss of Doc. I am sure by now Dutch has wiggled his way into your hearts! I lost my companion Susan last year and a week later I was visiting my niece who was home on leave from Iraq when I saw her daughters dog and fell in love. I casually said don't ever get rid of that dog without letting me know first and my great niece said well I really don't like a little lap dog and want a lab instead so that day I took Patches home and changed his name to Peanut. He is a Papillon. I am often reminded of Susan and things she did like you probably think of Doc but I am so happy for both of us that we have Dutch and Peanut now to keep us company! Thanks for sharing your story and picture. Here is a picture of Peanut and an oversized chew. By Betty from California