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Male Rottweiler

Rottweiler

43 minutes

Rottweiler1 year1

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5.0

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Description

Sadly having to rehome our boy. He is 20 months old so he isn't neutered yet. He is microchipped, was vaccinated as a puppy and is also KC registered. He is the perfect example of the breed. We are having to rehome him due to no fault of his own but due to our family circumstances. He is at the centre of our family and will only go to the best possible home with experienced Rottweiler lovers. He knows basic commands and will be easy to train further as he will do anything for food or a ball. He's house trained, neutral with other dogs and has been around children- albeit a bit of a bulldozer at times. Happy to talk in depth with any potential owner and share all about our lovely lad.

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Litter details

LocationBishop Auckland, County Durham

Pets in litter1 male

BreedRottweiler

GenerationP

Age1 year, 8 months

Ready to Leave29 Oct 2026

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection

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Original breeder

Litter

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Rottweiler 1

Male£300

Pros

Exceptionally loyal and protective with strong guarding instincts

Highly intelligent, trainable, and excels in various canine sports

Well-maintained short, dense coat with low grooming demands

Robust health with responsible breeder testing helps mitigate genetic issues

Cons

Requires experienced owners for effective training and management

Early, consistent socialisation and training are essential

Prone to hereditary joint and health conditions requiring vigilance

Large size demands sufficient living space and daily exercise

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