Rottweiler Dogs
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Curse of the Black Dog ... Rottweiler Style
A mysterious entity often appears at my house. And it's appearance is often an omen to some very strange occurrences. Could this creature be related to the Black Dog of European folklore?
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Get Creative on Giving
In the wake of Katrina, perhaps you feel like doing something to help or raise money, but aren't sure what to do. Well there are many creative things to that kids or those who are financially strapped can do to raise donations. Here are a few ideas to get your creative juices going.
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Obedience Insanity
Sephie begins her obedience career. And Wendy begins a slow descent into madness. Is it a secret canine plot? You decide.
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CSR: Crime Scene Rottweiler
At the turn of the 20th century, the Rottweiler was facing extinction ... until it gained fame as a police dog.
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Drover Me Crazy
A self proclaimed herding novice tries to find out what exactly the term "drover dog" means.
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A Tale of a Tail
Have you ever wondered why Rotties have docked tails? Here are a couple theories on the history of the practice.
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Persephonie Scrolls Vol. IV
In which, Sephie gives birth to a beagle, enters an obedience trail, temporarily becomes a tripod, and creates a rocket propelled deadly weapon.
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A Season of Giving
As the holiday season rapidly approaches, now is the time that many people open their purse strings not just to purchase gifts, but to also donate toward charitable causes. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when choosing which animal-related charity to contribute to.
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All Hallow's Rottie
A look back in time to the last time Halloween fell on a Sunday and the first time a mysterious "bumblebee" made an appearance in the neighborhood.
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The Rimadyl Controversy
When first released, Rimadyl seemed to be a miracle drug for dogs suffering from arthritis. However, shortly afterward, stories of adverse side effects tarnished the drug's shining reputation.
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Persephonie Scrolls III
In this update, Persephonie the rescue Rottie earns a title, might have been abducted by aliens, puts on an interesting performance in an obedience ring, pursues a singing career, and buys her owner dinner. As you can see, we've been busy.
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Your Home Or Your Dog?
In recent years, many insurance companies have begun "blacklisting" certain breeds of dog. Because of this, Rottweiler owners across the country are being faced with the question of giving up their dogs or keeping their homes.
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Rottweiler Apologetics
A look back to a time when Wendy and Chelsea had a run in with a woman who was NOT a Rottweiler fan.
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Keeping Positive
A very brief look at clicker training and some of the success that I have had with it.
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Introducing Persephonie
Meet the newest member of the "pack": a Rottie who had to literally live in Hades before finally coming into the light.
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Mean Wendy
I'm covering Wendy's ariticle while she's on vacation. So here another book review, this time for a book written by a dog. I knew I couldn't be the only canine writer out there.
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A Mixed Up Issue
Most BSL do not only target purebreds, but also mixed breeds that are determined to have a certain percentage of one target breeds in their background. This month we'll look at some of the problems of targeting mixes.
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Eye Of The Beholder
What good is BSL if people can't tell by sight if a dog is one of the targeted breeds or not?
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What's In a Name?
A brief look at another weakeess of Breed Specific Legislature. You would be surprised at what some lawmmakers consider a "pit bull" to be.
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History of Fear
Why are laws that target specific breeds not a good option? Well, there are many reasons actually. This month, lets look at one of those reasons: public opinion about what breeds of dogs are dangerous changes with time.
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New Feature: Rott-N Literature
Introducing a new feature: Book Reviews. This first review looks at a children's book that features a Rottweiler in a lead role.
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Doggie Coolers
A neat product to help during those hot times when it's simply not a good day to be a black dog.
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Chelsea's New Year's Lecture ... I Mean Greeting
Chelsea, my not-so-humble Rottweiler and co-editor, takes over once again. This time around, she wants to greet the new year by giving us all her take on what we have to be thankful for in our lives.
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What I Did On Summer Vacation
Hello, Chelsea here. I've taken over the computer this month to write about what I want to write about. So come read about the fun I had at Dog Scouts of America's dog camp.
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A Real Blue-Collar Dog
This is the first article in a series of articles looking at a few of the "myths" to keep an eye out for when shopping for a Rottweiler. And the best way to begin this study of myths is to take a quick look at what a Rottweiler really is.
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Steve and His SUV (A Terrible Parable)
I've a degree in English, for that I will take the blame.
But "I'm a Poet" I never have made a claim.
Though, my rhyming is bad and my meter is terrible,
I hope you get a kick out of my weird little parable.
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A Well Spent $20
Local Red Crosses across the country offer a pet first aid class that is well worth the time and money.
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My Dog, My Hero
The third year anniversay of when Chelsea began her career as an unsung hero.
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