Name: Rottweiler Puppy
Brand: Rottweiler
SKU: 332136
Availability: InStock

Bruno and paco rottweiler brothers need home moving can't keep

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Bruno and paco rottweiler brothers need home moving can't keep

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

332136

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Rottweiler

Location

Lansing, Lansing Charter Township, Ingham County, Michigan

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

bruno & paco rottweiller soon to be three years old.

friendly

they need more training

they like to play ok

they know sit & stay but will try to work you

they need to be in fenced in yard

they dont know how big they are. they still think they can sit in our laps

paco the bigger of the two but should have been named bruno he like to let his brother know he bigger one

We've had the move from our home due to hazardous conditions to our health. a

We are downsizing to an apartment and they don't accept big dogs.

we would love to keep them together if possible but understand that they are big doghouse included and they are free to a good home.

I don't have papers on them but they are very quality stock and if you breed them you would make your money and stud fees or selling a puppy from the litte

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FAQ about Bruno and Paco - Rottweiler Brothers

1. What can you tell me about Bruno and Paco?

Bruno and Paco are friendly Rottweiler brothers who are soon to be three years old. They are energetic and enjoy playing.

2. What kind of training do they need?

While they know basic commands like sit and stay, they could benefit from more training as they can be a little cheeky and will try to test boundaries.

3. Do they need a special living environment?

Yes, both dogs need to be in a fenced-in yard where they can play safely. They underestimate their size and still believe they can fit in your lap!

4. Why are Bruno and Paco looking for a new home?

We are moving due to hazardous conditions that affect our health, and unfortunately, our new apartment does not allow large dogs. We are hoping to find a loving home for them.

5. Is it possible to keep them together?

Yes, we would love to keep them together, as they are bonded brothers. However, we understand if it’s not feasible given their size.

6. Are there any papers or certifications for them?

No, there are no official papers; however, they come from quality stock. If interested in breeding, you might make a return on stud fees or selling puppies.