What to Expect During the Adoption Process

Thank you for your interest in our puppies. Our goal is to provide you with comprehensive information about the qualifications needed to adopt one of our puppies, as well as what to expect during the adoption process.

Ensuring our puppies find high-quality, loving homes is our top priority. While we are generally cautious about adopting out to younger individuals due to the significant, long-term commitment required in dog ownership, we assess potential owners on a case-by-case basis. Personal dedication, responsibility, and preparation are key factors we consider, beyond just age. We give preference to individuals with prior dog-handling experience and to homes that offer a suitable environment for a dog's physical and mental well-being. During the inquiry process, expect to discuss your interest in a Rottweiler, any previous experience with dogs, your living situation, among other relevant topics.

Our puppies are available for adoption after they reach 8 weeks of age, accompanied by a veterinary certificate confirming their health, initial vaccinations and deworming treatments, and microchip identification. It is our policy not to dock tails or remove dew claws, in alignment with regulations in BC, and our belief in maintaining the natural integrity of the breed.

Each puppy is sent to their new home with a care package designed to ease their transition. This includes a supply of puppy food, toys, a stuffed animal with the scent of their littermates for comfort, poop bags, treats, puppy pads for travel, and documentation of the parents' pedigree and health evaluations. We also provide resources to support you in housebreaking and crate training your new family member effectively.

We hope this overview provides a clear understanding of our adoption process and sets expectations. Should you have any further questions or need additional information, please feel free to contact us. We are here to guide you through making a well-informed and fulfilling adoption decision.

Before adoption, a Non-breeding and general health agreement must be signed. If you wish to review this agreement, please contact us, and we will be happy to email you a copy.