Simon *Reduced Fee Option

These adorable babies came to us just hours old after being rejected by their mom. They were born on December 16th 2024. Their mom is 3/4 Rottweiler 1/4 Hound. Their father is unknown. However we can confidently say they will be LARGE dogs.<br/><br/>As of 1/28 at their 6 week checkup, the boys were weighing in at 11-12 lbs, while sweet Brittany was a little lighter at around 10 lbs. These little ones are on the lookout for foster-to-adopt homes, and we’d love to have some fosters ready to ensure a smooth transition.<br/><br/>Their foster mom, a skilled dog trainer, has been diligently preparing them for their future. Each puppy will come with her Guide to Socializing Your Adopted Puppy, which includes a handy checklist for effective socialization and desensitization techniques to help your new furry friend adjust.<br/><br/>For this special litter, we are particularly interested in finding fosters and adopters who have experience with Rottweilers or similar working breeds. It’s crucial that potential adopters either have a training plan ready or are willing to create one, focusing on the puppies' training and socialization with the help of a qualified professional.<br/><br/>This litter is eligible for reduced adoption fees, provided that adopters agree to have their spay and neuter surgeries done at their own expense when the puppies are old enough. A contract will be required to ensure this commitment, as it is non-negotiable. The only reason we are offering this is due to our upcoming relocation. If adopters prefer to have the surgeries done through us, they will be performed at our veterinary clinic in Summerton, SC, when the puppies reach 6 months of age. Please note that transportation to and from the appointment will be the adopter's responsibility.

These adorable babies came to us just hours old after being rejected by their mom. They were born on December 16th 2024. Their mom is 3/4 Rottweiler 1/4 Hound. Their father is unknown. However we can confidently say they will be LARGE dogs.

As of 1/28 at their 6 week checkup, the boys were weighing in at 11-12 lbs, while sweet Brittany was a little lighter at around 10 lbs. These little ones are on the lookout for foster-to-adopt homes, and we’d love to have some fosters ready to ensure a smooth transition.

Their foster mom, a skilled dog trainer, has been diligently preparing them for their future. Each puppy will come with her Guide to Socializing Your Adopted Puppy, which includes a handy checklist for effective socialization and desensitization techniques to help your new furry friend adjust.

For this special litter, we are particularly interested in finding fosters and adopters who have experience with Rottweilers or similar working breeds. It’s crucial that potential adopters either have a tr

These adorable babies came to us just hours old after being rejected by their mom. They were born on December 16th 2024. Their mom is 3/4 Rottweiler 1/4 Hound. Their father is unknown. However we can confidently say they will be LARGE dogs.

As of 1/28 at their 6 week checkup, the boys were weighing in at 11-12 lbs, while sweet Brittany was a little lighter at around 10 lbs. These little ones are on the lookout for foster-to-adopt homes, and we’d love to have some fosters ready to ensure a smooth transition.

Their foster mom, a skilled dog trainer, has been diligently preparing them for their future. Each puppy will come with her Guide to Socializing Your Adopted Puppy, which includes a handy checklist for effective socialization and desensitization techniques to help your new furry friend adjust.

For this special litter, we are particularly interested in finding fosters and adopters who have experience with Rottweilers or similar working breeds. It’s crucial that potential adopters either have a training plan ready or are willing to create one, focusing on the puppies' training and socialization with the help of a qualified professional.

This litter is eligible for reduced adoption fees, provided that adopters agree to have their spay and neuter surgeries done at their own expense when the puppies are old enough. A contract will be required to ensure this commitment, as it is non-n