Thank you, Misaki, for speaking out on behalf of rotties. We’ve been rescuing them for 28 years and adore the breed. Then again, we haven’t met a breed we didn’t love. Bless all the good people that take good care of their furry kids.
Yesterday when I was out walking with my buddy Sebastian we met up with Alfie, a rottweiler puppy. I’ve seen him before when I was out with daddy but I got to introduce him to mummy too. He’s grown twice as big since I saw him last. He’s absolutely adorable with massive paws and is such a well behaved little guy. I know we’re going to be great friends when he gets bigger.
He was a bit wary of playing with me and Sebastian at first, so hung back to watch.
But he started to get a bit braver, first by taking a small dip in the stream and then joining us for a game of ‘chase me, I have the stick’ 🙂
I know Rottweilers haven’t always had the best reputation, but we all know it’s about the owner. I just wish that anyone who is nervous about rotties…
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Alfie’s a cutie. And, Misaki is a great new friend.
Yes! 🙂
Alfie is adorable. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, Tess. 🙂
😀 😀 😀
We love Misaki and I’ve never met a rottie I didn’t like!
You can bark that again! Well said and we completely agree on both accounts. 🙂
And the place where great minds meet.
Yisraela
Hello my friend. A big cyber hug to you. 🙂
I have no problem with Rotties. I think they are adorable.
Completely agree with you, p. They have really big hearts, like you. 😉
Seems me they like each other
They sure do. Misaki is a great dog and that site is a joy to follow along with. 🙂
I’ve met some lovely Rotties! It’s a shame that they have gained a bad reputation.
So true, Clowie. It’s one of the main reasons we’ve been rescuing them because so many land in kill shelters and in reality they make the most wonderful family additions. We’ve rescued a few different breeds as well, among them two chocolate labs (older guys) who had more attitude than our rotties. I truly believe a dog’s behavior is related and dependent on owner training/attitude and the environment they are raised in. You make that point so well in your posts, which is one of the reasons I love following you. 🙂
Thank you. It breaks my heart to see a lot of large breeds end up in rescue before they’re a year old – their only fault being that they are too boisterous for their size and they haven’t been taught any better.
We’re on the same page with that one.
Their eyes are so sweet! Nice to see a good story about them!
Thank you so much. 🙂
That’s so cute. My perpetually anxious rescue dog has managed to make a few dog friends on our regular walk along the greenbelt. There’s a mastiff who barks its head off, but he’s just playing. I agree that it’s hard to dislike any breed of dog…
It is so great to be out walking, dog parking, etc. with our furry kids and watch them meet up with their friends. I love mastiff’s… big & so loveable. We lived near a pair (150-160 pounders) who we’d go and visit. They were like ponies. Give your fur baby a rubbie from me. 🙂
You are sooo sweet to reblog this 🙂
We love you, Misaki, and especially wanted to share how kind you were to little Alphie, who looks like us. wag wag, Max & Bella
to gorgeous!
they will indeed be best of friends…
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful smile today….
Take Care…You Matter…
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maryrose
Aww, sweet! Thank you so much. Big hug. 🙂