First time for everything!
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Bustem' Down
Give Peas a Chance
That second one looks a little chunky! 
did he let the others eat?
Are they Rotts?
did he let the others eat?Are they Rotts?
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
They ARE rotts.Bustem' Down said:That second one looks a little chunky!
Are they Rotts?
Both parents Champions, sweet natured AND gorgeous. The mother goes back to my first English Import and the father is equally well bred. It's a super litter.They're all butterballs. Poor mama is so happy to have those sharpies finally off her ninnies
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
That's exactly what they are too...little piggiesjazz lady said:Little piggies in the feeding trough!
they played ring around the rosie, circling 'round and 'round the bowl...too funny.
K
Kizzy
Guest
Happy,
They are adorable.
I have ONLY heard excellent comments about your dogs.
They are adorable.
I have ONLY heard excellent comments about your dogs.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Awwww! I just love their butts!
I could sit with pups all day... they are so wonderfully amusing... wouldn't that be a great job... nap when they nap... eat when they eat... play when they play....
They are ABSOLUTELY adorable! I have no impulse control around puppies... I have to step away!
They are ABSOLUTELY adorable! I have no impulse control around puppies... I have to step away!
Stang Girl
Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are they all taken? If not how much are you selling them for?
Stang Girl
Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kwillia said:You know someone who wants a rotti pup...
Maybe
Stang Girl
Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who said the dog was for me? and My dogs are the best. They will not be inside when I start.
Sure, sweet puppies, just wait.
http://www.thecarolinachannel.com/news/4442534/detail.html?subid=22100421&qs=1;bp=t
http://www.thecarolinachannel.com/news/4442534/detail.html?subid=22100421&qs=1;bp=t
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
FWIW, we've been importing, raising and showing our dogs for over 20 years and haven't lost even one digit (or kid) yet. BUT like my post said...there's always a first time for everything DoWhat. Would you like to volunteer a nce juicy limb or two? Ham hocks are always a favorite I hear.
In all seriousness, I have been active with AKC and ATTS (American Temperament Testing Society) for many years, and temperament is my top priority. I have been an evaluator at many Temperament tests, and have hosted many all breed tests at my home. We have tested pretty much every breed known, and I was the first to test Corgis at mine last year. SO,I do believe i know a little about correct temperament. We are quite well known in the Rottie world, having bred many champions, specialty winning and major pointed dogs. I am bound by a code of ethics to NOT discuss price as a pre-requisite to purchase....sorry. It's not that mine are expensive, you'll pay double what you'd pay for one of mine at any pet store, it's that price shouldn't be a primary consideration when researching this breed when there are so many more important things to be concerned with. Hips, eyes, hearts, TEMPERAMENT...the list goes on and on oh and the "i only want a pet" doesn't fly either....i would want a "pet" to live a very long healthy life too, so these things are equally important to the casual "pet" owner. Oh and I orchestrate the cardiac clinic at the Talbot County dog show too. Health and temperament are very important.
In all seriousness, I have been active with AKC and ATTS (American Temperament Testing Society) for many years, and temperament is my top priority. I have been an evaluator at many Temperament tests, and have hosted many all breed tests at my home. We have tested pretty much every breed known, and I was the first to test Corgis at mine last year. SO,I do believe i know a little about correct temperament. We are quite well known in the Rottie world, having bred many champions, specialty winning and major pointed dogs. I am bound by a code of ethics to NOT discuss price as a pre-requisite to purchase....sorry. It's not that mine are expensive, you'll pay double what you'd pay for one of mine at any pet store, it's that price shouldn't be a primary consideration when researching this breed when there are so many more important things to be concerned with. Hips, eyes, hearts, TEMPERAMENT...the list goes on and on
oh and the "i only want a pet" doesn't fly either....i would want a "pet" to live a very long healthy life too, so these things are equally important to the casual "pet" owner. Oh and I orchestrate the cardiac clinic at the Talbot County dog show too. Health and temperament are very important.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
they don't look like they should be able to walk when they start their legs are only about 3 inches long....they stumble over wrinkles in the rug.