[regens_mom]

You have to watch this video. It is so moving and the ending is fantastic![video=youtube;oXPnduEzb9A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXPnduEzb9A&feature=related[/video]

 

[chelsi]

Jan, That was so incredibly moving! I had to go hug Tiffany and Chelsi!

 

[ROX]

The Rottweiler is much like a Mercedes Benz....


but..

Sometimes the owner is just a crack head.....

 

[regens_mom]

Rox, what is that supposed to mean?

 

[Aisha Al Midfa]

this is so moving

 

[regens_mom]

Thank you Aisha. Glad to see you back here!

 

[Aisha Al Midfa]

Thank you Aisha. Glad to see you back here!

Its so good to be back among you guys, i am so glad! xx

 

[Rottie1984]

That's such a moving video.I don't understand how some people can let there dog get in that type of shape knowing a dog cant water,feed,take themselves to the vet ect.

 

[GermanRottie]

Yes, it's a beautiful video. With my rottie, I have to confess that he makes friends everywhere he goes, I even kid that he has more friends than I do and that sure makes me proud.
Video aside, domestic animal neglect is on a massive scale for such an affluent society. Just look at the millions of dogs/cats/etc that are put down every year for no other reason than there are simply not enough caring homes for them. It's a problem for the Rotties yes, but it's a problem that transcends one breed or one society.

 

[regens_mom]

You are so right, GermanRottie! There are so many dogs/cats that are put down every day in this country, it is such a shame! I wonder what ever happened to to the girl that had Duke, you know, the one that had problems seat belting her dog in the car. She hasn't been on the forum in a very long time. I'm afraid that she ended up having the little guy put down. Does anyone know what happened to Duke?

 

[GermanRottie]

I hope she found some good help. A dog shouldn't have to be put down for something that the dog can be taught.

 

[Beanster]

The Rottweiler is much like a Mercedes Benz....