RUGER

Now here’s a great combination – young and handsome. We estimate Ruger is between 8 months and a year old – just a teenager. But as with all teens he needs a firm hand, preferably someone that has had experience with Rottweilers before. All Ruger wants to do is roll around in the grass, run and play all day. But he is going to have to grow up eventually, and part of that includes obedience training (which we recommend for all dogs regardless of breed). Someone has worked with him and he knows the command ‘sit’, which he’ll do when he’s told (if he wants to). Rottweilers are a wonderful breed, and once you’ve owned a Rottie you’ll never own anything else. But the breed is not for everyone, and especially not for a novice dog owner. If you’ve had Rottweilers before and are looking for another, Ruger could be the dog that steals your heart. >>>>>GREAT NEWS! RUGER'S BEEN ADOPTED!<<<<<