UPDATE 2
This is an update on my special lil (BIG) boy ~Tyson~ he is almost 6mths and im plzd to say dat he weights a whoppin 37kgs.................. to think how much he has grown in just 4 mths, has blown me away. Yes he still hogs my bed ( just a tad bit more now.........lol ).
~Tyson~, u r everything to me and lil man u have made ur mum proud, luv u spunky boy!!!


 

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Linda Katan
Melbourne, Australia
 

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Zeus is a 150lb. male Rottie. 
We got him when he was 6 weeks old and he is the most kind and gentle dog, my wife calls him her "Gentle Giant". 

He also thinks he is the mother to our new 8 week old female Rottie.  
She cries and he is there to protect her.
 

  
Vince Cottrill
Hermiston, Oregon

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UPDATE 2
Max is well... what can I say is he's more of a part of our family than we are. He loves the 4 wheeler and he's spoiled rotten! We can't go anywhere without him or he gives us an attitude....we still call him nubby, the tail thing, we just cant get over that. 

This is another updated spoiled pic of Max. He's doing well and weighs a little over 62 lbs already. He is 5 months and here he is hiding under the pillows.


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Kimberly Skarzynski
Nassau, NY.

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UPDATE #1
Our little guy "Nate", 
ha! He is 80 + lbs, he is so loving and sweet, he honestly thinks he is a lap dog, sits on our laps all the time. Always has to be in "the mix" with whatever is going on, he is very curious. He is the best tempered dog I have ever seen. AND always smiling.

 
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Ray and Bambi, 
Pittsburgh PA .

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On a cold Sunday morning in January 2004, the youth group at a church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, looked out the window and saw two puppies chained together to a pole. The image captivated the group's attention and therefore they went to investigate the situation. What they discovered was one of the puppy's had starved to death and his brother was close to the same fate. Sadly, the puppy that lived was so emaciated, the group could not determine if he was a Doberman or a Rottweiler. To their credit, one couple from the group took the living puppy to a veterinarian for a prognosis. The veterinarian said that he would be okay if someone would spend the time to nurse him back to health. That's where I came into the picture; my name is Yvonne. 

I have been fostering dogs for the Doberman Rescue located in Bixby, Oklahoma for approximately the past twelve years. They called me and asked if I could foster him until he was well enough to adopt out. I agreed. After a couple of weeks of good food and vitamins, I began to realize that he was a Rottie. I named him Deacon because he was saved by church members on the premises of a church. After fostering him for about a month, I intuitively knew he would never leave my home, in that, he quickly impressed me with his superior canine attributes and qualities. He has turned out to be one of the best dogs I have ever had. He is so smart. He recently excelled in puppy class and is currently a model canine in a beginner obedience class. He's doing so good that I have to admit, momma is proud! He is such a calm and loving dog; I enjoy taking him with me whenever and wherever I can. 

Yvonne Austin, 
Broken Arrow, OK.

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Our Uschi is now about 5 1/2 months old.
She's such a Cutie and loves everything she can chew on. Especially her blankie!
She was the biggest out of her litter and can be a little stubborn at times. She sleeps on our coach when she thinks we are not home.

She hides under are covers when she thinks we are not looking. She loves to steal our socks and the remote control, but always let's us catch her. She'll give you kisses everywhere. If you sit down she makes sure she'll kiss you all around the neck and especially behind the ears. She's our Uschi dog. Our Suschi head!!! We love her.

Pon and Mike (her mommy and Daddy)
San Diego, CA.

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This is Buster...He's 5 Months old and weighs 60 pounds...
This dog amazes me every day.. I spoil him rotten, in every sense of the word..
He learns commands faster than any dog I've ever own..
I'm so very proud of him...

Your website has been so helpful!!!!

UPDATE 05/20/04:  Buster has past away due to Parvo. Many do not understand that this breed is known for their very weak immune system at a young age and most Vets recommend that young Rotts receive a booster shot at 6 months to increase their chances in fighting off the Parva Virus.  
 
John Kirby
San Antonio TX.

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We rescued "Sweetie" from the pound, someone just dropped her off after having her for about 6 months (growl growl). We thought she was a runt but we just misjudged her growing ability LOLOL 100 pound baby lap dog. She has wormed her way into my heart completely.

If she is not in bed with me and the other dogs I just can't seem to sleep LOLOL...there are 6 dogs in my bed LOLOL, 7 if you count my husband ! Anyway she is just the sweetest thing on the planet, thus the name!

 

Stephanie Lambert
Auburn Maine.

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We got Chevy at 7 1/2 weeks old from a friend.
She was the last of the litter. We are afraid she may have some hip and arthritis problems already (we are checking with the vet as we speak). She is now 8 months and around 75lbs. She is so sweet and silly. She thinks she is still a lap dog.

We also have 2 other mutts (Spuds 15yrs Shep/Husky and Harley 6yrs Shep/Pitt) this is Miss Harley's baby. She lets Chevy do anything to her even though she is bigger and heavier!!! We love them all.

 
Mickey Burns
Rochester, NY.

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This is an UPDATE
"Max" is just too spoiled!! every time I head for the 4 wheeler he wont let you go riding without him....I don't know what ill do when he gets bigger?






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Kimberly Skarzynski
Nassau, NY.

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