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German Rottweiler Breeders
German rottweiler breeders will show a buyer a picture of the dogs.
This breed is prone to joint problems, such as Osteochondrosis Dissecans and Paneosteitis. Like all large breeds, it’s susceptible to hip and elbow dysplasia. This disorder can be prevented in the litter, if both parents are OFA certified. Heart, eye and blood disorders, allergies and cancer occur in some bloodlines. Actually, this breed is hardy and endurable. Careful attention should be paid to genetic problems that occur in all purebreds because of a limited gene pool. That’s why it’s important to obtain purebred dogs from trustworthy kennels.
German rottweiler breeders will show a buyer a picture of the dogs.
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This large dogs create the impression of strength, courage and endurance. The height of dogs is 24-27 inches at the shoulders; bitches are 22-25 inches. Dogs weigh from 95 to 130 pounds; bitches are under 120 pounds. This breed is not for every owner. This breed requires early socialization and obedience training from the earliest age, because adult dogs are difficult to train. In responsible kennels, all dogs are socialized and trained prior to selling, but if you buy a pet from a pet store or a dealer you have no guarantee that it will be easy to train. German rottweiler breeders will show a buyer a picture of the dogs.
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