Blog Entries ( Rottweilers )

B.U.D.D.I.E.S. Rescue

November 19th, 2010

Over twelve years, Keith Wandell, owner of B.U.D.D.I.E.S. Dog Rescue, has found homes for around 6,000 dogs. He saves the dogs that other rescues will not accept because they are big and considered "too dangerous." Wandell cares for Rottweilers, Pit Bulls, and other large dogs. These poor pups were neglected and abused and consequently developed behavior issues. Wandell makes the Rotties and Pits adoptable by ...

Are Certain Dog Breeds Dangerous or Are Pet Owners Irresponsible?

November 5th, 2010
Posted by Kelli Perez | Posted in Awareness, News

While searching for the latest dog news, I stumbled upon an article that featured the 39 most dangerous dogs. The dog with the most recorded attacks on humans?  You guessed it: the Pit Bull. Rottweilers, German Shepherds, Doberman Pinschers and Chow Chows were also listed among the most dangerous dogs. This article only focused on dogs being bad, but what about the canines' owners? How ...

Rottweiler Survives Euthanasia

October 17th, 2010
Posted by Kelli Perez | Posted in News

Luckily, it wasn't a scene from Pet Sematary, but a miracle! Mia, the Rottweiler, was euthanized, but somehow survived. Matt Olivaraz doesn't have the heart or the money to take Mia back to the vet to try euthanasia again. The Rottweiler has a spinal problem and has to be fed by hand. Olivarez adopted Mia, who was the only puppy to survive in the ...

What a BIG Lap Dog!

August 3rd, 2010
Posted by Kelli Perez | Posted in Contests, Fun, News, Personal Stories

I thought that my big, red dog, Apollo, was a lap-full, but Daisy the Dane beats out Apollo! My Rottweiler-and Yellow Lab-mixed mutt may look large and brave, but he’s a huge softie. Thunder or any loud noise scares him, and he’ll come scurrying over to mama for protection. Lying next to me is not enough for Apollo. He feels safest by being as ...

Puppy Bites: What To Do…

May 19th, 2010
Posted by Kelli Perez | Posted in Personal Stories, Tips, Training

After rescuing my dog Daisy, I had to surf the Internet to figure out how to teach her not to bite me when I put her halti on for a walk. She was only 3-months old, but when she nipped, it hurt! When she first nipped, all I could think about was if I can’t stop her from biting she’s going to take my hand ...