She’s almost 9, she had double knee surgery year and a half ago, she’s rottie cross with German shepherd. She’s also the sweetest girl I’ve ever had, she’s my soul doggie, and I’d die for her. She’s the smartest dog I’ve had, but also the most silly. Thanks to her I fell in love with rotties, but also my exs parents had pure Rottweilers and they just big babies.

We said goodbye to our precious girl yesterday. A month short of 13yrs old but seems like yesterday when she came home at 6 weeks. Where does the time go? Miss her so much already but she’ll always be a part of us.

My pup’s chores now:
-putting recyclables in the recycle box
-throwing away diapers
-fetching my packages from the gate (this is the newest one!)

Roscoe joined Bella on Saturday morning. He passed with out any pain in his mummy and daddys arms. Gone to soon at 7.5 yrs old, please hugs your pups extra hard today.. life is short :-( even shorter for these guys. Im out here trying. Lost him and his sister in the last 6 months. We were lucky to get the chance to do a farewell tour on Friday. When im feeling up to it ill make a post about visiting his fav farm and our time at the beach. Im so broken 😞 thanks 🙏 to everyone for their support. Ive been dehyrdated for four days from crying 🤦‍♂️

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This bump started on his nose and it seems to be bothering him. We aren’t sure what it might be but he also has a scab on the side of his face and I’m freaking out. I’m just trying to find out if anyone else’s fur baby has had this?
I am taking him to the vet in the morning as a walk in.

……and we then welcomed Kaia to the family. F, now 9 weeks from Vincente Haus Rottweilers, Delaware.

Sunrise, ocean waves, and a rocket launch! Watched the Bandwagon rocket launch from the beach at dawn. There’s something magical about seeing a rocket light up the morning sky over the ocean! What a way to start the day.

3 months old and quite the little terrorist.

Quinn is my service dog and goes with me almost everywhere. I traveled to Danville KY this past weekend to be on a panel for a Pride event at the famous Pioneer Playhouse. Quinn was in the crowd all day, getting pets, meeting kids, ignoring other dogs (all the dogs were well behaved except for a little Dachshund). She did get curious about a Golden Retriever that looked a lot like the Dave she had left at home. One thing I love about this breed is how quiet they can be. She never barked, even with the little dog yapping and causing problems.

She also got to meet people in uniform (there were security guards) and got to smell them and their gear. She was interested in some of the clothing the Queens wore, especially the ones that sparkled. She got a pup waffle to snack on and kept trying to steal ice from the coolers. She looooves ice. People kept taking ice out and giving it to her. I really loved that no one was afraid of the big vicious Rottweiler.

I dropped her leash a few times and she picked it up and gave it back. She found a drink lid on the ground and handed that to me, too. They did a great job of keeping trash picked up so she thought she would do her part. When she picked up on my tiredness and being overwhelmed by, ew, people, she leaned against me and forced me to pet her.

She isn't often always on duty for that long but I think the very relaxed atmosphere helped. I took off her cape at one point to let her wander around (still on leash). And instead she just sat on my feet.

We hid away for a while in a quiet room (also to get away from the chilly wind). I kept her cape on and she sat on my feet again. That's where I took the above pic.

I'm so proud of this girl!

Oh, and everyone was surprised she was 10!

The top two questions I receive every single walk we go on:

1. How old is your puppy? Answer: she’s almost 5 years old.

2. Is she a purebred Rottweiler? Answer: yes (usually this is followed by shock and further inquiry).

   She has about 4 brain cells and I love all 3.5 of them.