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These Rottweilers are available in Windsor, Ontario.
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Golden

Labrador Retriever Rottweiler

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos
Windsor, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Golden is a bright, affectionate young dog with a big heart, an adventurous spirit, and plenty of love to give. Like his name suggests, there is something truly special about him. He greets new people with curiosity and kindness, enjoys attention, and is always happy to earn a tasty treat or two along the way. Golden is a smart boy who already knows how to sit, loves food-based rewards, and is eager to connect with the people around him.When Golden first finds himself in a new situation, he can be a little unsure and may look to his trusted people for reassurance. Once he settles in, though, his sweet personality shines through. He enjoys meeting new friends and has shown himself to be friendly and accepting with strangers, happily taking treats and soaking up gentle affection.Golden is an active dog who is looking for a family ready to embrace life alongside him. He was surrendered because his previous family struggled to meet his physical and mental enrichment needs, so he is hoping to find adopters who understand that a busy brain is just as important as busy paws. He loves to be out exploring, learning, and engaging with the world around him. Whether it’s a long walk, a training session, enrichment games, or a fun adventure, Golden thrives when he has appropriate outlets for his energy.One of Golden’s biggest strengths is his enthusiasm for other dogs. He gets very excited when he sees canine friends and would likely enjoy having a playful companion. However, his social skills are still a work in progress. Golden can come on a little too strong and sometimes forget his manners in his excitement, so any resident dog should be tolerant, playful, and comfortable with a young dog who is still learning appropriate introductions and interactions.Like many energetic young dogs, Golden has a few areas where he will need guidance from his future family. He pulls very hard on leash and will need a properly fitted harness to keep him comfortable while he learns better walking skills. He also has a history of becoming overstimulated, which can lead to jumping and mouthing behaviours. Consistent training, clear boundaries, and positive reinforcement will help him learn how to channel his excitement appropriately and settle when it is time to relax.Golden would likely do best with dog-savvy children aged 10 and up who can comfortably handle a large, energetic dog. Cats and other small animals are not a match for him, as he has

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These Rottweilers are available for adoption close to Windsor, Ontario.
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Cookie

Rottweiler

Female, Adult
Comber, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Not good with cats, Needs special attention, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
Our family is needing to rehome our dog cookie. There is a bit of a background to her, that will be be informed to the right person adopting. We are needing to find her a new home with our busy lifestyles as she does not travel well. She can be a good dog to the right person she is a very needy dog and needs someone to give her constant attention.

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Golden

Labrador Retriever Rottweiler

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos
Windsor, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Story
Golden is a bright, affectionate young dog with a big heart, an adventurous spirit, and plenty of love to give. Like his name suggests, there is something truly special about him. He greets new people with curiosity and kindness, enjoys attention, and is always happy to earn a tasty treat or two along the way. Golden is a smart boy who already knows how to sit, loves food-based rewards, and is eager to connect with the people around him.When Golden first finds himself in a new situation, he can be a little unsure and may look to his trusted people for reassurance. Once he settles in, though, his sweet personality shines through. He enjoys meeting new friends and has shown himself to be friendly and accepting with strangers, happily taking treats and soaking up gentle affection.Golden is an active dog who is looking for a family ready to embrace life alongside him. He was surrendered because his previous family struggled to meet his physical and mental enrichment needs, so he is hoping to find adopters who understand that a busy brain is just as important as busy paws. He loves to be out exploring, learning, and engaging with the world around him. Whether it’s a long walk, a training session, enrichment games, or a fun adventure, Golden thrives when he has appropriate outlets for his energy.One of Golden’s biggest strengths is his enthusiasm for other dogs. He gets very excited when he sees canine friends and would likely enjoy having a playful companion. However, his social skills are still a work in progress. Golden can come on a little too strong and sometimes forget his manners in his excitement, so any resident dog should be tolerant, playful, and comfortable with a young dog who is still learning appropriate introductions and interactions.Like many energetic young dogs, Golden has a few areas where he will need guidance from his future family. He pulls very hard on leash and will need a properly fitted harness to keep him comfortable while he learns better walking skills. He also has a history of becoming overstimulated, which can lead to jumping and mouthing behaviours. Consistent training, clear boundaries, and positive reinforcement will help him learn how to channel his excitement appropriately and settle when it is time to relax.Golden would likely do best with dog-savvy children aged 10 and up who can comfortably handle a large, energetic dog. Cats and other small animals are not a match for him, as he has

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Oliver

Bernese Mountain Dog

Male, 3 yrs 1 mo
Windsor, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Meet Oliver, a handsome Bernese Mountain Dog with a gentle heart, a playful streak, and just enough goofy charm to keep life interesting.At three years old, Oliver has settled into a nice balance between adventure buddy and professional lounger. Around the house, he’s surprisingly calm for such a big guy, often choosing a cool patch of floor for a nap while keeping one eye open in case a squeaky toy appears. Bring out a soft toy and you’ll quickly see his playful side come to life.Oliver is an affectionate dog who genuinely enjoys being close to his people. He’ll happily lean in for pets, nudge his head against your legs, and even back up for extra scratches when he thinks the attention is ending too soon. While he may be a little hesitant about things like having a collar slipped over his head, he responds well to patience and gentle handling.On walks, Oliver is generally easygoing, but like many dogs with a love of sniffing, he can suddenly become very determined when something catches his interest. When that happens, his Bernese strength makes an appearance. The good news is that he responds well to verbal guidance and does especially well walking on a harness. With continued training and consistency, he has all the makings of a great walking companion.Oliver knows a few basics, including sit and paw, and while treats aren`t always his biggest motivation, he’s quite fond of freeze-dried beef liver. Toys, play, and attention are often higher on his list of priorities. He enjoys interacting with people but isn`t overly demanding, often choosing to explore and investigate his surroundings rather than being the center of attention.When meeting another dog in shelter, Oliver remained soft, social, and friendly throughout the interaction. He was eager to say hello and repeatedly attempted polite invitations to interact, even when the other dog wasn`t quite as enthusiastic. Because of his size and confidence, he`d likely do best with a social, tolerant canine companion who won`t mind a big guy making introductions.Like many clever dogs, Oliver has a history of helping himself to treasures such as socks or tissues. If he manages to collect something he shouldn`t, the best approach is a simple trade. He`s shown that he`s happy to swap his prize for a treat, and continuing to practice trading games and a `drop it` cue will help set everyone up for success. The same idea applies to his favourite toys—he can be a litt

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Tacoma

Bernese Mountain Dog

Male, 10 mos
Windsor, ON
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
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Meet Tacoma!If you`re looking for a big, fluffy companion with an even bigger personality, Tacoma might be your perfect match! This handsome Bernese Mountain Dog is a friendly, people-loving guy who enjoys spending time with his humans and is happy to soak up attention. He`s tolerant of handling and has previously lived successfully with children, making him a wonderful candidate for a family that understands the needs of a large breed.Tacoma generally walks nicely on leash, but don`t let his good manners fool you - when he decides to pull, his size and strength definitely show! His future family should be comfortable handling a large, powerful dog and be committed to continuing his leash training.Around other dogs, Tacoma can be reactive, but he has shown that with very slow, thoughtful introductions to calm and tolerant dogs, he can begin to settle. Because of this, any canine introductions should be taken at his pace. Tacoma is not suited to a home with cats or other small animals.Like many young-at-heart dogs, Tacoma can get a little overexcited, which sometimes leads to jumping or being mouthy. He`s friendly and eager to interact, but he`ll benefit from consistent training to help him channel his enthusiasm into polite manners.Tacoma is also looking for a family that`s ready to keep both his mind and body busy. When left bored or without appropriate outlets, he`s been known to entertain himself by chewing furniture and even drywall! Crate training, enrichment activities, regular exercise, and plenty of mental stimulation will go a long way toward helping him succeed in his new home.Tacoma is a lovable giant with lots of potential. With structure, patience, and a family committed to helping him continue learning, he`s sure to become a loyal and rewarding companion. If you`re ready for a big dog with an even bigger heart, Tacoma is ready to meet you!

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Rosco

Boxer

Male, 11 mos
Windsor, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Hi! I`m Rosco, but my friends also call me `Full Speed Ahead.`I`m a young, chocolatey bundle of enthusiasm with one mission in life: make friends, find snacks, and see absolutely everything all at once. If you`re looking for a calm, sophisticated gentleman who sips tea and reads novels... well... you may have clicked on the wrong dog. If you`re looking for a happy, wiggly best friend who greets every day like it`s the greatest adventure ever invented, then we should probably meet.I`m still growing into my giant feet and even bigger personality, so sometimes my excitement gets the better of me. I may accidentally launch myself toward you for a hello or forget that walking politely on a leash is a thing humans appreciate. The good news? I absolutely love treats, which means I`m eager to learn and ready to show off just how smart I can be with a little guidance.I`ve lived with cats before, although I do think they`re awfully fun to chase. A confident, dog-savvy feline and a family committed to slow introductions and supervision would help everyone settle in happily.I could also share my home with another dog, but I`d appreciate a family who understands that I like my special things to stay... well... special. Managing the environment around food and other valued items will help everyone live together comfortably and set me up for success.Kids are still a bit of a mystery to me, but I could do well with sturdy, dog-savvy children who won`t mind that I occasionally forget I`m not the size of a lap dog.If your idea of happiness includes muddy adventures, training sessions fueled by snacks, lots of laughs, and a best friend whose entire body wiggles when he sees you, then I think we might just be the perfect match. I promise to bring the enthusiasm—you just bring the treats.

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Rottweiler shelters & rescues in Windsor, Ontario

There are animal shelters and rescues that focus specifically on finding great homes for Rottweiler puppies in Windsor, Ontario. Browse these Rottweiler rescues and shelters below.

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11.9 miles

Detroit Dog Rescue

P.O. Box 806119, St. Clair Shores, MI 48080

Pet Types: dogs

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13.1 miles

Home FurEver

Detroit, MI 48210

Pet Types: dogs

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13.3 miles

I Heart Dogs Rescue and Animal Haven

22415 Groesbeck Hwy, Warren, MI 48089

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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20.6 miles

Focus on Cumberland County Animal Safety-MI Transport Stop

Taylor, MI 48180

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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26.2 miles

Last Day Dog Rescue

Last Day Dog Rescue, P.O. Box 51935, Livonia, MI 48151

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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42 miles

Humane Society of Huron Valley

3100 Cherry Hill Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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42.1 miles

Canine Companions Rescue Center

Clarkston, MI 48348

Pet Types: dogs

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