Hardrada Rottweiler's  New Zealand                Help and advice with Rottweiler Rescue & Adoption                                                                                                                                        Can you provide a permanent loving home for an older Rotty?  If so contact ian@rottweiler.co.nz or The Rottweiler Club Ana du Pont  (09) 298 1772   voltana@xtra.co.nz                        Please read Terms and Conditions at the bottom of the page       Are you wanting a new home for your rottweiler, or can you provide a good home, if the answer is yes then read on:   Dogs requiring new homes     Hastings and Wellington needs loving homes asap Contact animal control   ...If you can help please call Vicky 043888212  Vicki [vicki@dssl.co.nz] or Claire 0212255928     Listed March 7th 2013 Kimba (6yrs - Auckland area)    Contact  nikkikilgallon@hotmail.com She is now 6 but still full of energy and really needs to be walked every day and given lots of attention. She is very well behaved and will go straight to her bed when told but you know she really would prefer a cuddle, scratch on her chest or just to lie on your feet, and because of the new baby I feel like we are constantly dismissing her. She is great with kids although hasn't had a lot of time with them, ok with dogs but does get very excited and barks when out walking and will bark when dogs walk past the house, she will play with dogs in the park but does like to be boss. She is not good with cats. She is very well behaved when left outside and won't nuisance bark just the odd bark when a dog goes past or a cat sits on the fence. She also is very polite and won't push through doors or barriers. She is in general a very well behaved dog. She is very clever and learns any new commands very easily if you teach her. Kimba has the loveliest nature and has never shown the slightest bit of aggression with anyone and will happily welcome any person into the house. She loves soft toys and balls. Her downsides are that she had a broken jaw on the bottom right when she was a puppy that has left her with no teeth in that area and a weakened jaw so that she cannot eat bones or play tug of war. Also she sprains her leg quite easily if she runs around in the park. Listed  Chopper December 2012                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Chop adopted Sept 2012   Bozz adopted June 2012   Bruno adopted Aril 2012  Shar Adopted March 2012   Charlie adopted June 2011       Added 14th May 2011   Luke :  is now adopted                        Owners wanting a new home for a rotty   If you are wanting a new home for your rotty please send in your details so that we can place them on our site, people can then read your details and contact you directly, on average rotty owners have found new home's within 2-3 weeks.      Can you provide a permarnent loving home ? If you can provide a home for a rotty, you can also email me your detail  which i can then place on our website Please note we usually only rescue rotties which we have bred, but will try and link you in with people who are waiting for rescue dogs Rotts are note suitable for everyone Some dogs will require training before the adoption can work out. All adoptive homes must be stable, supportive, and capable and willing to meet all veterinary needs of the animal Before adopting a rotty i would suggest you read the folowing article:                www.whole-dog-journal.com/issues/9_1/features/Dog-Adoption-Advice_15779-1.html Our links page lists breed club phone and email details, they may  be able to assist....    .    Terms and conditions   Ian and Sue will place details of suitable dog's on our website,we will decide upon this on an individual basis Rotties which need reholmimg and are not a detriment to the breed  Only rescue dogs may be advertised here No fees can be usually requested off the new owner, except for costs. Donations for rescue would be appreciated.  We need the following information about the dog that is to be adopted.... Reason for rehoming Age of dog Is it spayed or neutered Any health information Whats its temperament like? If you are rehoming your dog because it has a temperament problem, then you may have to think about whether the dog is suitable for rehoming  Please provide you phone number and contact details including the region you live. If you want your details adding on our website, or just require help and advice contact me on the email below :  (Write rescue on subject page when wanting to add details on site) Contact : rescue@rottweiler.co.nz