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Looking for info on a Rottweiler breeder
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15-03-2012 1:32pm#1
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You cant just expect there to be puppies in the second week of June, it doesnt work like that. It all depends on when a breeder has puppies due and that might not be for another couple of months/weeks.
I would call the secretary of the Rottweiler Club of Ireland and enquire about some litters due in the near future.
One thing i will say is that a lot of the breeders in Ireland are still docking so you might find it hard to find a breeder in Ireland that isnt docking Rottweilers.
You might have to go to the UK to get one with a tail.
Rottweiler Club of Ireland
Ms. J. Wall
Everready Kennels, Gernonstown, Slane, Co. Meath.
(041-9824542)
*I dont want this to turn into a Docking debate, im just stating what i know about Rottweiler breeders/pups.
No no, thats fine, I know most people still dock, and agree, its not a debate
I was looking for someone in Northern Ireland as to the best of my knowledge, its till UK law.
Yea, what I meant was, after the second week in June My bad there, I suppose I could have rephrased it to see if anyone knew a way to find out about litters that will be due in the near future indeed.
And Garkane, I would class a silly amount anything over about 400 duufers 0 -
Andreac knows NOTHING :eek:!!! Dont listen to her
hahaha 
Here are my Irish bred Rottweilers (cheap excuse to show them off I know)
just kidding OP Andrea helped me a lot when getting my dogs.. But she is right, hardly anyone over here will keep a full tail!!0 -
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No no, thats fine, I know most people still dock, and agree, its not a debate I was looking for someone in Northern Ireland as to the best of my knowledge, its till UK law.
Yea, what I meant was, after the second week in June My bad there, I suppose I could have rephrased it to see if anyone knew a way to find out about litters that will be due in the near future indeed.
And Garkane, I would class a silly amount anything over about 400 duufers
You can still Dock in Northern Ireland. The new law doesnt come in until April.
There are plenty of breeders up north. Try contacting the Northern Ireland Rottweiler Club and they can help you out.
https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/166036653447405/
You wont find a well bred, responsible breeder selling dogs for that price.0 -
Karlitto, keep on saving is all I can say to you
It will be worth it in the end when you get a pup that you know comes from excellent lines with no health problems!!!
if you have the money now, save week on week and come July or afterwards you will have the rest to add to it to get yourself a perfect example of the breed!!0 -
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Right!
So, quite a long time has passed..... a lot has happened.
But I no longer have my baby Gimli.....
he is with his mother and we are no longer together. Let's just leave it at that.
But about a month ago I got my baby girl Kim and my parents got her sister Beckie. And yep, they were quite expensive, but, worth it.
Kim is the bigger of the two. I got them from NI, all the papers, Mam and Dad are pets.....big big big pets.
No dog to me is ever a replacement for another, but Kim is my little baby, always will be and no one will ever take her from me.
Anyway, say hi
(if you are still following this thread that is :P)
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To my Ex or the pups?
No is the first command any dog will learn as it is the one you use most
The pups. Those eyes. Seriously. I'd be like in Liar Liar where Jim Carey tries to write "The pen is..." - I'd have the Nnn out and then there would be a personal battle with myself which somehow resulted in me saying yes :rolleyes:0 -
ShaShaBear wrote: »The pups. Those eyes. Seriously. I'd be like in Liar Liar where Jim Carey tries to write "The pen is..." - I'd have the Nnn out and then there would be a personal battle with myself which somehow resulted in me saying yes :rolleyes: The flash caught the "puppy eyes" perfectly 0
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ABajaninCork wrote: »They are beauties! Soooo cute...
Wishing you and the girls all the best. Don't forget to let us know how they're doing!
Oh, of course,
I will post pictures every so often 0 -
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And here we are at 7 months, no problems and they are little pets.
Kim is the larger of the two and Bekkie is the smaller.
Kim is nearing 27 Kg now and Bekkie is nearing 23 Kg
Yea, they know this bed is too small for both of them, but they don't care. Who needs the huge bed when they can cuddle in this one?
Kim
I just had to
They hated me a little bit
Bekkie
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I'm not sure of the best way to word this but are they strict or fun classes? I've been to classes elsewhere (which I think may be based on the classes at Cloughran) that were no fun for me or my dog as I felt they were way too strict - people standing around shouting "SETTLE SETTLE SETTLE" at their dogs etc and we had to use their words for commands instead of the ones we were used to.
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I'm not sure of the best way to word this but are they strict or fun classes? I've been to classes elsewhere (which I think may be based on the classes at Cloughran) that were no fun for me or my dog as I felt they were way too strict - people standing around shouting "SETTLE SETTLE SETTLE" at their dogs etc and we had to use their words for commands instead of the ones we were used to.
Hi Tk, I have not been out in training classes in a while now, but I would not describe them as fun but more as being relaxed and very social as everyone there is willing to talk away whole the class is going on....
I definitely would not be calling them strict..
Ya may get the odd person taking it way too serious thats just the nature of it...
I have seen that(strictness) in the ringcraft for sure but I cant comment in the obedience rings.
Ive met a few people there who I now would talk to regularly when out at shows throughout the year around the country so Im sure you will enjoy it if you do go.0 -
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Ringcraft is really different to training classes. Showing is quite competitive. My classes are always fun but my aim is to show handlers how to get the best out of their dogs. How to move & stack their dogs correctly according to their breed. The classes also get young puppies used to being handled in the ring.
There is often a mix of very experienced show people & complete newcomers. It is great practice for puppies.
I'm not saying anything bad in case it came across that way
I find that showing can go from extremely b*tchy to very friendly depending on the breed in the ring!
I actually love the ringcraft classes (when I have time to go) because of the little tips you pick up there that people dont like to share in the ring on the day!0 -
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Thanks guys. I may take the pup along and see what it's like. During the week we walk we walk at times where we don't usually meet other dogs so the socialisation would be good for her. She'll probably just go asleep though lol! 0
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I'm not sure of the best way to word this but are they strict or fun classes? I've been to classes elsewhere (which I think may be based on the classes at Cloughran) that were no fun for me or my dog as I felt they were way too strict - people standing around shouting "SETTLE SETTLE SETTLE" at their dogs etc and we had to use their words for commands instead of the ones we were used to.
I found it very laid back and friendly, but at the same time it was a class, I am not sure about the words thing, but we were all told to keep our dogs on the right side, but Kim is used to being on the left, they had no issues with that what so ever.
They were not strict by any means, however, there were two particular dogs who were barking through the whole thing, a puppy GSD who wanted to play with everyone and a puppy Chiuaua who just kept lunging at any dog close enough. The instructor did go an speak to them individually, and I have no idea what she was saying, maybe it was tips on how to stop the dogs barking, maybe not. But they did not pull anyone up infront of the class by any means, as I said, all very friendly. At the end of the day, it was a puppy/basic obedience class, so dogs (and some owners) will be learning for the first time.0 -
Thanks guys. I may take the pup along and see what it's like. During the week we walk we walk at times where we don't usually meet other dogs so the socialisation would be good for her. She'll probably just go asleep though lol!
Tk,
Where are you based? And do you have a car? I will be going each week for a while purley for the socializing aspect of it, and if you wanted I could go on a walk with you, Kim is very friendly and low energy and gets on with all dogs.
PM me if ya fancy.0
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