*Bruno will not be rehomed with children or male dogs
*Bruno does resource guard occasionally
*he would be highly suited to someone who enjoys dog training and understanding dog behaviour
Bruno is desperately seeking a home to call his own. Unfortunately his owner has become terminally ill and was unable to care for bruno.
When I collected bruno he hadnt been walked in a very long time and was in discomfort with his nails. Since being with me we have been to the vets and had these sorted and hes so happy getting out for walks now. Bruno has also clearly had no boundaries and will try to push these. He has so much love to give but must have a handler who is willing to train him and put the time in to building new boundaries. He seemingly gets on with all dogs and shows no reactivity towards them but he does resource guard when eating so I just dont feed him around the other dogs and never see this behaviour.
If u are in position to give bruno the time and the life he deserves please get in touch 🙏
The price of bruno can be discussed but ive put the price up so people stop messaging thinking hes a ******************
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Litter details
LocationCrook, County Durham
Pets in litter1 male
BreedRottweiler
Age3 years, 8 months
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Health & Docs
Worm and flea treatedParents are health testedMicrochipped by collection dateKC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetVaccinations up to date
Info
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Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Litter
Available
Bruno
MaleÂŁ250
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