Rottweiler Adoption in Covington, WA: Rottweiler Puppies for Sale in Covington, WA

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Estrella

Rottweiler

Female, Adult

Black Diamond, WA

Size

(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,

Story

This is Estrella , spanish for Star! Our lovely dog just turned 5 years this January 7th! Shes the most caring and loving pet , she grew up with both my daughters and loves to spend time with them ! She is a literal gentle giant , she may look tough and perhaps scary to some but once you get to meet her you will change your perspective on her ! We have not ever not even once have had a behavioral issue with her ! Shes protecting of us and anyone she knows but is not aggressive at all ! She gets along great with other people and other dogs and kids ! We are hoping she can find a new home where she has lots of yard to play in and no issues with landlords having an issue with her breed! We are looking to rehome her for those reasons! Our current home has almost no yard for her to play in and she loves to play outside! And issues with her breed type at pur community !

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Clyde

Rottweiler

Male, 5 yrs 1 mo

SNOQUALMIE, WA

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Clyde was abandoned, along with another Rottweiler, Bonnie, in a remote area on Interstate 90. Volunteers, including SVPS founders Susan Burk and Dorie Ross, helped to capture them and get them to the local shelter for their mandatory hold time. Following their hold time, they were transferred to our rescue. His age is estimated to be 4-5 years old. Both Bonnie and Clyde are currently in a boarding and training program, where they are doing incredibly well. They are both goofy, lovable dogs that will make great family members. Both would like to eat their meals in one big gulp, but they are being trained to wait until they are given the command to eat, and we have them eating from slow feeder bowls, which is helping. They aren’t exhibiting resource guarding behavior. While Bonnie and Clyde were found together and obviously lived together previously, they are not a bonded pair, and our trainer has recommended that they be separated. They listen and work better when being trained one on one. As for other dogs, they have been indifferent so far when seeing other dogs at the training facility and will need to meet and be evaluated with any dogs already in the family. Clyde is pretty outgoing and warms up to people quickly. He’s a happy boy who loves attention. Since being in board and train, his confidence has grown along with his obedience training, and we have no doubt it will continue to do so.

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Bonded Pair

Bonnie

Rottweiler

Female, 5 yrs 1 mo

SNOQUALMIE, WA

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Bonnie was abandoned, along with another Rottweiler, Clyde, in a remote area on Interstate 90. Volunteers, including SVPS founders Susan Burk and Dorie Ross, helped to capture them and get them to the local shelter for their mandatory hold time. Following their hold time, they were transferred to our rescue. Her age is estimated to be 4-5 years old. Both Bonnie and Clyde are currently in a boarding and training program, where they are doing incredibly well. They are both goofy, lovable dogs that will make great family members. Both would like to eat their meals in one big gulp, but they are being trained to wait until they are given the command to eat, and we have them eating from slow feeder bowls, which is helping. They aren’t exhibiting resource guarding behavior. While Bonnie and Clyde were found together and obviously lived together previously, they are not a bonded pair and our trainer has recommended that they be separated. They listen and work better when being trained one on one. As for other dogs, they have been indifferent so far when seeing other dogs at the training facility and will need to meet and be evaluated with any dogs already in the family. Bonnie is timid when first meeting new people, but once she gets to know you, she wants to be your best friend and loves attention. Since being in board and train, her confidence has improved, and we have no doubt it will continue to do so.

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