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My basic info
Breed
Rottweiler
Color
Black - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn
Age
Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Purebred
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Hi and WOOF! to everyone! My name is Daisy Too! My foster parents call me that because there's already another Rottweiler named Daisy living in the house and I was the second to arrive. Things can be a little confusing, but I'm living the good life now. I was found by some nice people in Southeast Dallas who called my foster dad for help. I was running around loose in a bad rain storm with my little buddy Lucy and was covered head to toe with mud and fleas. My foster dad came and seemed to really like me. He scrubbed me and Lucy down and took us to a place called "The Vet". I don't think I had ever been to the vet before, but there were some nice people there who said they were going to help me. I reall liked the people there and didn't make a fuss at all. The doctor said that I was in great shape! I wasn't pregnant and I didn't have heartworms! I got wormed and got a full set of shots too. I'm also on heartworm preventative now. I'm a full blooded, spayed (as of 9/27/01), Rottweiler female just under a year old and weigh just over 70 lbs (both by the vet's most recent measurements). I have a short tail and all the nice markings of a pretty Rottie girl. One of my most noticable features is my very muscular rear-end. Nothing skimpy about me! My coat is nice and full and my teeth are in perfect condition. I absolutely love to play and get loving attention. In fact, my foster parents have been working every day to teach me to stop jumping and mouthing for attention. I am getting better slowly. I am still very much a puppy after all! I give good hugs and lots of wet kisses to everyone. Belly rubs are a must for me! I have never seen a cat or a small dog since I have been with my foster family, but I bet I could learn to live happily with some if given proper introductions. I don't live with any children either, but I really loved the ones I saw at the vet. I am very good with my Rottweiler roommates male and female. I have done very well with house training and haven't had an accident in quite a while. I have also learned to enjoy quiet time in my crate when my foster parents can't supervise me. I will do just about anything for a treat. Food really drives me! My foster dad told me that he used to obedience train several dogs who look just like me and that I'm doing just fine! He has been treat training me and I know how to sit and down. He says I'm doing much better on a leash too. We are working on stay and heel now. I am so eager to please and get pets and treats! Now that I've learned the basics of being a good family dog, I'm looking for someone to give me a forever home where I can be a happy and loyal Rottie girl for the rest of my days. I have lots of years to play, to love you and to please you. Will you adopt me and give me a good home?? If you have any questions, e-mail my foster dad Mike (MMANTEY@BR-INC.COM) and he can tell you all about me.
Note: Lucy's foster family has decided to adopt her.
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