Who wants the big black dog?
Sadly the majority of Rottweilers get over looked in adoption pens. A big thank you to those who had the heart to adopt one of these beautiful creatures.

Alot of Rottweilers are destroyed for no other reason than that their owner gave up on them. I urge you as Rottweiler breeders to have a life time commitment to your puppies. Have a spaying contract or better still, spay them before they go into their new homes (this is possible and many shelters across Australia do this before rehoming a puppy).

Make sure all your puppy buyers have your details so if they can not care for their puppy anymore they can return it to you and then you can find a home for them. Why not offer to pay for the spaying as an excellent incentive? As for the backyard breeders out there, please think of the consequences of your "quick buck" you are making from selling your puppies to strangers that you probably haven't screened at all. With so many Rottweilers being destroyed each week, please think twice about breeding that litter.

Thousands of dogs are being destroyed across Australia right now, this week! Yes its happening right now! Remember to register and microchip your dog. Also make sure your dogs details are up to date.

Good for dogs provides excellent information about the location of shelters across Australia - Click here to visit Mike Baileys wonderful informative site.

Please also click here for some useful information on finding your dog.

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Please note that this site has been set up to assist you in locating a Rottweiler that is in need of adoption across Australia. This website is not always up to date and not all Rottweilers are listed that are available at shelters and pounds across Australia. It is best to contact the shelter or pound directly if you are interested in rescuing a Rottweiler. I have provided an extensive list of shelters and pounds across Australia so you can search yourself. The links are located under each different state.

Thank you for visiting this website. I hope it encourages you to rescue a Rottweiler or foster one if you can not commit to a dog for life.

This site would not be possible without the dedication and commitment from Anne Smith. Thank you Anne. To conact Anne via email please click here.

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