My foster Rottweiler General Chat

Discussion in 'Rottweiler' started by Mese, Sep 19, 2010.

  1. Mese

    Mese New Member

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    Rozlyn

    My foster Rottweiler

    I've just had a surprise phone call

    My Daughter just rang , her and her Fiance saw pics of Sweetie and have fell in love and want him ... I know that they have been discussing getting a dog for the last few months , and according to Jean they sat down last night and went through every single aspect of owning Sweetie , vets bills , insurance , food , etc etc

    Im 95% ok with the idea ... Jean only works 3 hours a day (so Sweetie would only be in a crate for that short length of time on his own) , Grant does work long hours but is dedicated to training Sweetie. Money isnt a problem
    They do have two young kids (my Kidlets , lol) 8 and 5 ... but both of them are dog savvy having being brought up since they were babies living here with my three nutters , infact my Grandaughter has a Rottweiler , called Diesel , at her other Grandparents house and loves the breed ... and Jeans aware that Sweetie is bouncy and boistrous and knows she'd have to take a lot of care there , and knows never to leave the kids & dog alone
    They both know he needs a lot of training and ive said if i agree to them having him one condition is that they enroll him in some kind of training school which they agreed on , infact Jean is all for that.
    Its Jean who will be primary trainer, and I know she's good with dogs cos she is fantastic with my three dogs and always has been

    Im still 5% wary though ... mainly because of how bouncy Sweetie is (they actually like the name Tyson so will be keeping that as his name ) he could easily damage one of the kids sending them flying

    A big bonus is that id be able to see him grow up though
    I rang the other Grandparents tonight and explained the situation and they agree with me that its a good idea , and seeing as they know the breed they are coming around tomorrow to do some work with him and show me how to train him up :grin:
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  3. Shona

    Shona

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    awe, great news, have you any photos of him?
  4. krlyr

    krlyr

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    At least since it's family you can do things slowly, e.g. have them come over to yours to get an idea of his nature in a relaxed home situation, then start to take him for an evening/weekend to trial him out before commiting 100%. Fingers crossed it works out for Sweetie :)

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