Need to find a good home for Daisy the Rotty

My family is relocating and we will be living in an apartment for several months, as a result we are forced to find a new home for Daisy.

Let me start this by saying that Daisy isn't the easiest dog in the world to take care of because she can be extremely destructive when she gets bored. She is a typical Rottweiler so I would appreciate it if her future owner has had experience with Rottweilers.

Daisy is a full blooded papered Rotty that cost more than I care to admit. She is current on her shots but still needs to be fixed. She needs to be fixed and I expect you to fix her therefor she will not come with any of her AKC documentation because I don't want her to be bred.

Daisy is house broken and is good with children ( I have a 4 yr old and 9 month old) but she is still a very playful girl at 2 yrs old and often forgets how big she is which results in children being knocked over.

Daisy needs to go to a home with a fenced yard. She currently does not live with another dog but any time we socialize her with male dogs she is extremely happy so I believe she would do very well with another dog so long as the dog is male.

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Daisy is a Broncos fan so she needs to go to a good Bronco loving family. :)

Man...that is some dirty bathwater. Is it from the kid or the dog?

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Nice looking pup, BTW. It's a shame you have to give her up.

Crate training will eliminate that whole destructive when bored behavior thing

She's cute I'd love to take her but we're pit bull people

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Man...that is some dirty bathwater. Is it from the kid or the dog?

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Nice looking pup, BTW. It's a shame you have to give her up.

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Yeah, Daisy was getting a bath and her brother jumped in.

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Man...that is some dirty bathwater. Is it from the kid or the dog?

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Nice looking pup, BTW. It's a shame you have to give her up.

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I thought the same thing but was worried about offending him if it was just his kid bathing in there and then the pup jumped in!

Love rotty's would seriously consider taking her if I had the time available in my day to take care of her..

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Ahh man, if we were a year or so in the future and in a house not an apartment, we'd love to give her a home, good luck!

If my landlord allowed dogs I would definitely take her off your hands. Very sorry to hear you're forced to let her go.

Dammit. We recently got our Rottie a yardmate (a pit), or else we woulda loved to have her. I hope you find her a loving home.

Just sent this link to my wife. Our Rottie boy needs a yardmate.

Don't let the kid drink that bathwater.......the bubbles.......

Good looking pup, sorry you have to part ways with her.

Sorry that you are in that position. I have a champion line male that is 2 1/2, is there any reason you are against having her bred? I have about an acre with most fenced. My wife would probably complain about a fourth hairy kid to feed but what the hell.

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Originally Posted by T-Giv

I thought the same thing but was worried about offending him if it was just his kid bathing in there and then the pup jumped in!

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No offense taken. They ration water in our trailer court so we don't get to bathe nearly as often as most city folk.

If I had room I'd take her in a second. But the mastiff and the shepherd are going to be here for a while longer.

I love rotts...

I would drive back to CO in a heart beat for her if I could... however this house I'm currently renting is a death sentence for dogs. I think I'm just going to burn it down..........

Any idea how well she gets along with cats?