Rottweiler 5 Generation Pedigree KC Registered

jones285 · #1 (**permalink**) 22-04-2008, 10:38 PM

Hi I am putting this advert up for my sister who needs to sell her Rottweiler due to moving to Germany.
He is 3 years old and is a full five generation pedigree with all papers and kc registered. Has a lot of show dogs in family tree, which would be available. All injections are up to date and he is microchipped. Has not been castrated. Has docked tail. Very muscular, not fat. Will do pics asap as he is a very handsome rottie.
Open to offers, thanks.

Schip · #2 (**permalink**) 22-04-2008, 11:01 PM

Whats his kennel name and pics?

jones285 · #3 (**permalink**) 22-04-2008, 11:05 PM

i will take pics and get his kennel name tomorrow. thanks

fluffy40 · #4 (**permalink**) 23-04-2008, 03:07 AM

how much do u want for him as my friend is looking for a male but has limited funds thanks p

jones285 · #5 (**permalink**) 23-04-2008, 10:11 PM

well tell me how much he would be offering and i will let you know if thats enough. Would also like to add he has not been brought up round young children so does get a bit excited and same applies with cats. However he is very social and loves to be stroked.

fenwoman · #6 (**permalink**) 25-04-2008, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by jones285

Hi I am putting this advert up for my sister who needs to sell her Rottweiler due to moving to Germany.
He is 3 years old and is a full five generation pedigree with all papers and kc registered. Has a lot of show dogs in family tree, which would be available. All injections are up to date and he is microchipped. Has not been castrated. Has docked tail. Very muscular, not fat. Will do pics asap as he is a very handsome rottie.
Open to offers, thanks.

Perhaps your sister doesn't realise but there is no need to get rid of the family dog when they move to Germany. They can take him with them. He can get a pet passport and travel with them, no quarantine or anything all perfectly legal and normal. I travelled to Germany and back with a dog in the 1980's when I was married to a soldier. I would no more have thought of getting rid of my Jasper than I would have thought of putting my son up for adoption just because I was moving.

Emmaj · #7 (**permalink**) 25-04-2008, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by fenwoman

Perhaps your sister doesn't realise but there is no need to get rid of the family dog when they move to Germany. They can take him with them. He can get a pet passport and travel with them, no quarantine or anything all perfectly legal and normal. I travelled to Germany and back with a dog in the 1980's when I was married to a soldier. I would no more have thought of getting rid of my Jasper than I would have thought of putting my son up for adoption just because I was moving.

excellant point there i 100% agree with you on that i could never dream of getting rid of any of my poochies they are with me for the rest of their life no matter what even if i have to live in a cardboard box in a field then so be it as long as my dogs can be with me

bronzeyis200 · #8 (**permalink**) 26-04-2008, 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by fenwoman

Perhaps your sister doesn't realise but there is no need to get rid of the family dog when they move to Germany. They can take him with them. He can get a pet passport and travel with them, no quarantine or anything all perfectly legal and normal. I travelled to Germany and back with a dog in the 1980's when I was married to a soldier. I would no more have thought of getting rid of my Jasper than I would have thought of putting my son up for adoption just because I was moving.

My brother was/is meant to be getting posted to Germany and his two dogs and Royal are going with him if it happens.

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