Seager

Adopted 08-30-2024

We are thrilled that Seager was adopted almost immediate after surrender to us to someone who we are very familiar with, has 40+ years of experience with both dogs, grooming and Rottweilers. Due to this relationship with his ADOPTER we opted to allow her to evaluate him herself, and after passing she adopted him.

This is not a typical situation, we usually keep dogs for several weeks for thorough evaluation and training assessment before placing up for adoption, however this was an ideal home for him with someone who has already been thoroughly vetted by us and where we know he will thrive.

This is why there is limited information within this profile.

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Basic Information

Name: Seager

Breed: Rottweiler

Weight: 115+ lbs

Age: 18 months

Gender: Male

Altered/Intact: Intact

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Training

 

House trained: Yes

Crate trained: Yes

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Training complete with trainers: 4 week board and train & 1 week tune up board and train.

Obedience Cues

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Important notes about this dog

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Ideal Home

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Included in Adoption

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Adoption Fee:

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Why we accept donations for the care of these fosters:

We try to keep adoption fees reasonable but often these dogs are within out care for months at a time. We do this out of our own pockets, and make sure to find an appropriate home for the dogs we choose to foster. That means that all their care, food, treats, supplies, etc come out of pocket. In order to continue being able to help other dogs in need, donations and adoption fees help us to recoup a small portion of the time, energy and money put into each dog.