Blackie - Rottweiler For Adoption in Clark County, Nevada

History: Millie (short for Mileena) came to me through my grandparents. They had heard me talking about getting a Rottweiler a few years back, and spent $500 on Miss Millie. Of course, she hadn't seen a drop of dewormer, any of her core vaccines, or even puppy food for that matter. At 14 weeks she was weighing a whopping 13 lbs, which is underweight. Since I've had her she's gone through all three rounds of vaccination, recieved her rabies and DHPP, and been is on simparica trio. She is on a 30/20 diet with some dyne supplement, a calcium supplement, and fish oil to hopefully catch up on some of that weight. She's gained a little over 20 lbs in the month or so I've had her, and I would like to keep putting weight on. She's been raised with cats, other dogs, and has been introduced to chickens but I wouldn't leave her unsupervised with them. She's all hops when it's time to train, and while she can be easily distracted (normal puppy amount) she is by far one of the most enthusiastic dogs I've had the pleasure of working with. I think she would excel at rally, carting, or even agility just based off of how willing to please she is. She's fairly handler sensitive, but not particularly fearful or easily shut down. She is a darling for nail trims and bathing, albeit a little squirmy. We've started foundations in obedience. Her recall and thresholds are incredible for a dog her age, and she is obviously potty trained. She can be a pretty terrible heel nipper of you don't catch her before she gets you. Overall, she's an incredibly sweet pup with some weird quirks, but I know she's got great things in store for her! Rehoming fee is to reimburse for shots & give my grandpa some money back, no profit will be made. Will come with toys, 16 lb bag of food, leash&collar, bag of treats, and proof of vaccination+ flea &hw prevention.

He’s very shy but can be bribed with food. He’s nervous around men so slow introductions are a must if you want a man to be to able to go into your home, but walking past men are okay. Once he gets to know you, he’s very affectionate, loyal, and playful. He loves his naps, so nap time is a must otherwise he’ll throw a tantrum. Slowly introduce him to other big dogs, he’s good with small dogs though.

Cash will be your best friend but doesn’t love the vet so much. He has had continuous training and loves to play. He is very food motivated and will almost anything for a special treat.

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