About this pet

Helllo, I have a female Rotterweiler that unfortunately I cannot keep due to a new addition to the family, yeah. Rasputia has an excellent temperament and I can provide reference for her vets, groomer and boarding kennel utilized when she can’t come on trips. She trained words and hand signals, but I haven’t taught her any tricks. Commands (Sit, down, kennel, house, truck,and potty) hand signals (open palm as if saying stop, clap both hands and extend forward means for her to give you space, snap and point down with pointer finger is for down, and a close fist is down) She has all her vaccinations and groomed regular. She eats Royal Canine for Rotterweilers (just switch her to the adult brand) with raw lamb, chicken, and or beef. daily vitamins, salmon oil, and skin/coat supplements. She crate trained and house broken, she’s only had 4 accidents in the house since she joined the family at 8 weeks. She does have a big bark which sometime startles me when I don’t expect her to bark and she non-aggressive. She currently shares the home with our 3 year Yorkie and boy does he get tired of her quick, all the youthful playfulness in her. She love walks and riding in the truck and she hangs out the window or stands up on the bed of the truck catching the wind. She always happy to get her belly rubbed or for me to rub her eyes and head. She comes with a extra large kennel, two collars, two leashes, dog food container, raised feeding and water bowl, water dispenser, grooming tools, toys, and remains treats/dog food. I know after reading this you saying why give her up? She sheds more then my wife is comfortable and she wants her to go outside 100% and I’d rather see her go to another family that will allow her to continue being a part of the family.