Everest

EVEREST <br/>Rottweiler looks. Pocket-sized edition. Sweet as pie.<br/><br/>Meet Everest!<br/><br/>Ever wanted a Rottweiler but thought, "Gosh, I wish they came in a smaller, more manageable package?"<br/><br/>Well, somebody heard you.<br/><br/>Everest is a 3-month-old, 16-pound sweetheart with the EXACT coloring and markings of a Rottweiler. The black-and-tan coat, those adorable eyebrows, that serious little face... she's got the whole Rottie look going on. She just seems to have missed the part where she's supposed to be a whole lot bigger. <br/><br/>And personality-wise? She's an absolute doll.<br/><br/>Everest is sweet, mellow, and easygoing. No bouncing off the walls, no tiny tornado tearing through the house, no puppy auditioning for a demolition crew. Just a lovely little girl who seems perfectly content to take life as it comes.<br/><br/>And here's the kicker: she's already walking on a leash AND potty trained!<br/><br/>At THREE MONTHS OLD.<br/><br/>Honestly, Everest, leave a little something for the other puppies.<br/><br/>The hard part is done! Now we can move on to the fun stuff, like learning sit and come. You know, the things that make you look like a responsible dog owner when company comes over.<br/><br/>Everest is still a baby, of course, and she'll need the usual guidance as she grows. But she's already off to a wonderful start, and whoever adopts this little girl is getting one very sweet head start on puppy parenthood.<br/><br/>She's spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, and ready to find her forever family.<br/><br/>So, if you're looking for a puppy with the classic Rottweiler look, a gentle disposition, and bathroom habits that put some grown dogs to shame, Everest would like to meet you.<br/><br/>Sixteen pounds of sweetness. Rottweiler markings. Potty trained before she's even old enough to rent a car.<br/><br/>Okay, we may have to work on that last milestone.<br/><br/> Everest: All the Rottie looks, none of the drama.

EVEREST
Rottweiler looks. Pocket-sized edition. Sweet as pie.

Meet Everest!

Ever wanted a Rottweiler but thought, "Gosh, I wish they came in a smaller, more manageable package?"

Well, somebody heard you.

Everest is a 3-month-old, 16-pound sweetheart with the EXACT coloring and markings of a Rottweiler. The black-and-tan coat, those adorable eyebrows, that serious little face... she's got the whole Rottie look going on. She just seems to have missed the part where she's supposed to be a whole lot bigger.

And personality-wise? She's an absolute doll.

Everest is sweet, mellow, and easygoing. No bouncing off the walls, no tiny tornado tearing through the house, no puppy auditioning for a demolition crew. Just a lovely little girl who seems perfectly content to take life as it comes.

And here's the kicker: she's already walking on a leash AND potty trained!

At THREE MONTHS OLD.

Honestly, Everest, leave a little something for the other puppies.<

EVEREST
Rottweiler looks. Pocket-sized edition. Sweet as pie.

Meet Everest!

Ever wanted a Rottweiler but thought, "Gosh, I wish they came in a smaller, more manageable package?"

Well, somebody heard you.

Everest is a 3-month-old, 16-pound sweetheart with the EXACT coloring and markings of a Rottweiler. The black-and-tan coat, those adorable eyebrows, that serious little face... she's got the whole Rottie look going on. She just seems to have missed the part where she's supposed to be a whole lot bigger.

And personality-wise? She's an absolute doll.

Everest is sweet, mellow, and easygoing. No bouncing off the walls, no tiny tornado tearing through the house, no puppy auditioning for a demolition crew. Just a lovely little girl who seems perfectly content to take life as it comes.

And here's the kicker: she's already walking on a leash AND potty trained!

At THREE MONTHS OLD.

Honestly, Everest, leave a little something for the other puppies.

The hard part is done! Now we can move on to the fun stuff, like learning sit and come. You know, the things that make you look like a responsible dog owner when company comes over.

Everest is still a baby, of course, and she'll need the usual guidance as she grows. But she's already off to a wonderful start, and whoever adopts this little girl is getting one very sweet head star