This is an UPDATE
Well, this is the 2nd update pix for the girls. They're a year old now and
were playing sidewalk supervisor as I painted the dogs door. Didn't last
though. Had to get a closer look and both got white paint on their ears!
Bless them! Entered adolescence with a vengeance!

It was year ago last weekend that we lost our beloved Renegade. Still miss
him (and always will) but am blessed that so far these 2 are happy and
healthy. Hope all is well at your end. Hi to everyone!
 

Liz & Art Hayes
Attleboro, MA

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This is an UPDATE
Wow Nina has been with me almost 2 yrs now and I couldn't ask for a better friend. She is about 80lbs... but you would think she was like my 15lbs JRT, Always in your lap.

Amy
Lusby MD

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Zeus just turned six years old in September.
My family and I rescued him from the MSPCA when he was 8 months old. He is 110lbs, but still thinks he is a lap dog, OUCH! He has always been a a Red Sox fan and infact still wears the same hat he did when he was a puppy (reference picture).

Nathan
Andover, Massachusetts

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This is Otis,
Five year-old heartbreaker, born in Kenya and now living in Japan where rotties are quite rare.
He's quite famous in our neighborhood.

Josh Berg & Mary Pfeiffer
Mino, Osaka Japan

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This is Abby Jo Rike AKA (WOO THE Bell) don't ask me how see got this nick name because I have no idea. She is a big baby and is the Alpha dog of the house. She is seven years old. Abby goes no where without her trusty tennis ball. She loves playing ball and swimming. She is a very loved family member.

Scott R.
Canton, OH.

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Hi!
This is our little puppy, "Meg" at 8 months old. After my husband lost his true German-Girl-Rott companion "Sugar" to bone cancer, after 10 wonderful years, I was able to locate a beautiful, true German bloodline GOOF-BALL. We brought her home at 7 weeks, and added her to our random collection of 5 other dogs. "Meg" is our Rotty-Ambassador, and after meeting her, people want her to have puppies. (Yes, even the UPS man) She is an alert, smart, loyal ranch-dog, and has exceeded all our expectations. She has impeccable AKC breeding, is a complete goon, and wiggles her entire body, not just her stub-tail. She is gorgeous, and we will ALWAYS have a ROTT in the family.

Now, we just need to find her a decent German boyfriend. We'd like her to have a litter or two, commit to finding outstanding homes, then have her spayed for future health. I am always proud to have her by my side, and hear people say, "I never knew Rottweilers were so nice!" "And she's so silly!" Icing on the cake for those who don't know what true family clowns this breed really is. Guess the Germans did have a sense of humor. Let's keep it up. Please email me if you have a breeding prospect, and I will provide information on her pedigree. She has Gehrig's Taz and Field Marshal Rommel V in her ancestry. All German bloodline.

Thanks!

Beth Berryman
Glorieta, New Mexico

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We love your website and wanted to share our treasure Sarah. This picture was taken at her favorite dog park at the age of 5 months. She is now 11 months old and is 70 lbs of love. She is the first rotty we've had, and we are absolutely devoted to her.

Sarah is known to everyone in our neighborhood as the friendliest dog, always giving kisses and leaning against your leg for a good rub. You can share our website www.laurenchip.com which has many more pics of her. Thanks again for your great forum!

Chip and Lauren H.
Chicago, IL.

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Meet Belladonna, my pride and joy.
Bella started out her life in Inuvik, Canada, and we are lead to believe that she was let go as a pup and ran feral. She was rescued by a no-kill shelter and was eventually shipped to Calgary after several months. When I spotted her at my local Human Society, it was instantaneous... she was the one.

I brought her home with a bad case of kennel cough. I felt horrible trying to feed her these huge pills when she didn't even want to eat. After shaking away my frantic new mom type feelings I recognized that I was not over-reacting and something was really really wrong with her. The emergency clinic I attended that night saved her life.

Bella was diagnosed with pneumonia and her chances were minimal. I was devastated... but I did not give up. I used every opportunity to visit with her and called to check her progress every few hours.

Belladonna has had a clean bill of health since July 2, and we're making fabulous progress. Sit, stay, down, ball, doo-doo, speak, spin, shake, gimme-five, gimme-ten, dance, back-up, take-it.... and for all that and more Miss Belladonna you are the best baby girl I could have ever hoped for.

Thanks Rotten Rotty for hosting a terrific site dedicated to a terrific animal.

Tamatha
Alberta, Canada

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Here's a picture of our new spoiled Rottenrotty. Her name is Molly and she was about 10 weeks old in this picture. She is now 14 weeks and growing nicely.

My wife and I, for the last 20 years, had had German Shepherds. The last one had heart failure and we had to put him down. However, several people said to purchase a Rotty. Never owning one before I was a bit skeptical. Never the less we had purchased her from a family that just wanted to have one litter for health purposes for their female Rotty and then have her spayed.

Here is the kicker… We did not know this until we went to pick her up but Molly’s dad is a champion direct German import and most of her mother’s side is also direct German import. We were just looking for a good pet with a great disposition. What we got we a beautiful little girl and her temperament and alertness far exceeds that of any of my German Shepherds. I am truly convinced that Rotties are one of the most loyal, loving and alert breeds out there. I am so happy that we pick the Rottweiler bleed dog!

Our family has been blessed by having her.

Best Regards,

Jeff B.
Allentown, PA.

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It has been a while since we sent in our last photo of Banner, but here she is at six and a half months. This little rotten rotty.. now affectionately referred to as the rotty-tiller loves hanging out at all the local pet beaches.. Banner is a very good swimmer and can hardly wait to get into the water with her Grandpaw!!

Thanks for having such a great site for all of us who love their rotten rotties...

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Kimberly Wynn
Angus, Ontario, Canada

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