Tallulah

Meet Tallulah!<br/><br/>Tallulah is about 4 months old and is very much a Rottweiler puppy in every sense of the word.<br/><br/>She is busy, active, playful, curious, and currently thinks everything belongs in her mouth. If she can pick it up, she probably will. She loves to play, loves people, loves other dogs, and when she finally wears herself out, she is also very loving and cuddly.<br/><br/>She can be a little shy at first when meeting new dogs, but she warms up pretty quickly and then is usually ready to play.<br/><br/>Potty training is still a work in progress. Oof. She’s a baby, so whoever adopts her will need to keep working with her on that. She is also learning how to walk on a leash and is actually doing pretty well with it.<br/><br/>Tallulah came to us from a high-volume breeder/puppy mill situation. She was either born with a spinal abnormality or suffered an injury very early in life. Her spine is crimped, but her spinal cord is intact. It does not cause her any pain. She just walks a little differently, and at this time we do not expect it to cause her major long-term issues.<br/><br/>Tallulah is going to need a family who understands that puppies are work. She needs continued training, structure, patience, exercise, and a steady supply of things she is actually allowed to put in her mouth.<br/><br/>She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and on monthly preventatives.<br/><br/>Her adoption fee is $350.<br/><br/>Applicants must live within a one-hour driving distance of Cleveland, Ohio. A complete and approved application is required before an in-home meet and greet.<br/><br/>Apply at onek9.net/apply

Meet Tallulah!

Tallulah is about 4 months old and is very much a Rottweiler puppy in every sense of the word.

She is busy, active, playful, curious, and currently thinks everything belongs in her mouth. If she can pick it up, she probably will. She loves to play, loves people, loves other dogs, and when she finally wears herself out, she is also very loving and cuddly.

She can be a little shy at first when meeting new dogs, but she warms up pretty quickly and then is usually ready to play.

Potty training is still a work in progress. Oof. She’s a baby, so whoever adopts her will need to keep working with her on that. She is also learning how to walk on a leash and is actually doing pretty well with it.

Tallulah came to us from a high-volume breeder/puppy mill situation. She was either born with a spinal abnormality or suffered an injury very early in life. Her spine is crimped, but her spinal cord is intact. It does not cause her any pain. She just walks a little differently, and a

Meet Tallulah!

Tallulah is about 4 months old and is very much a Rottweiler puppy in every sense of the word.

She is busy, active, playful, curious, and currently thinks everything belongs in her mouth. If she can pick it up, she probably will. She loves to play, loves people, loves other dogs, and when she finally wears herself out, she is also very loving and cuddly.

She can be a little shy at first when meeting new dogs, but she warms up pretty quickly and then is usually ready to play.

Potty training is still a work in progress. Oof. She’s a baby, so whoever adopts her will need to keep working with her on that. She is also learning how to walk on a leash and is actually doing pretty well with it.

Tallulah came to us from a high-volume breeder/puppy mill situation. She was either born with a spinal abnormality or suffered an injury very early in life. Her spine is crimped, but her spinal cord is intact. It does not cause her any pain. She just walks a little differently, and at this time we do not expect it to cause her major long-term issues.

Tallulah is going to need a family who understands that puppies are work. She needs continued training, structure, patience, exercise, and a steady supply of things she is actually allowed to put in her mouth.

She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and on monthly preventatives.

Her adoption fee is $35