Cebu rottweiler sieger show 2009

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[Vinellax]

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[reynan]

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You Can Choose The Best Rottweiler Puppy


Getting a new puppy is so much fun, and Rottweiler puppies are so adorable, you'll be tempted to choose the first puppy you pick up at your breeder's. Resist that impulse, and take a measured approach to selecting your Rottweiler puppy. After all, getting a dog is a big commitment. Rottweilers live to be more than ten years old, so you are making a ten-year commitment when you pick out a new puppy.

When you look at Rottweiler puppies, you want to make sure you select the right dog for you. You want healthy Rottweiler puppies, and you want dogs that will socialize easily and respond to training. You'll want to buy your Rottweiler puppy directly from a breeder instead of from a pet shop so you can see the Rottweiler puppies' parents on site to get an idea of how big the puppies will be when they are adults.

When you go to select your Rottweiler puppies, ask the breeder whether the puppies' parents are certified by the OFA. The OFA is the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals. The OFA exists to diminish the occurrence of orthopedic and other genetic diseases in animals, and particularly in purebred dogs. Unfortunately, it is impossible to certify Rottweiler puppies until they are at least two years old, but preliminary examinations can be done when the puppies are just four months old. If both of the Rottweiler puppies' parents are certified, then chances are good that a puppy will also attain the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals certification.

Diseases to check for in Rottweilers include elbow dysplasia. The Rottweiler is ranked second on the list of one hundred breeds most likely to suffer from elbow dysplasia. Cardiac problems and hip dysplasia are also common problems, as the Rottweiler is ranked number thirty on the list of breeds most likely to have cardiac disease or hip dysplasia. And Rottweiler puppies are ranked fifty-fifth most likely to have patellar luxation, so the risk is relatively low, but it is best to test for this disease also, just to be safe.

Once you have assured yourself that the Rottweiler puppies have parents that are healthy and of good temperament, watch each dog in the litter individually to see what each dog's personality is like. Rottweiler puppies are bred to be pretty much the same one generation after another – that's why people like purebred dogs, so they know what to expect – but one puppy may be more timid or aggressive than another, and it's up to you to decide what kind of personality you want your dog to have. If you have a strong preference for a male over a female, or vice versa, that will help narrow your choice of Rottweiler puppies. Visit the litter several times before you decide on one particular dog. Watch the Rottweiler puppies interacting with each other. Look for an alert puppy that socializes well with its brothers and sisters.

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[ritsche villadolid]

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[poyenjambrek]

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[kent_soco]

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