According to an old saying "There are no bad dogs, only bad owners". The kennel WELLDAN represents many years of experience, careful selection and well-chosen imports. The kennel WELLDAN guarantees quality and authenticity of parentage. We ensure that the dogs selected have excellent working abilities, a stable character and excellent bodily structure. The current profile breeds by WELLDAN include the Rottweiler, Dogue de Bordeaux, Chinese Crested Dog. The best bloodlines from Germany, USA, England, Holland, France, Belgium, Sweden and Norway are represented in the kennel. In the last few years alone the kennel can reckon European Champion, several Interchampions, Club Champions, two Junior European Vice-Champion, a lot of prizewinners at World and European dog shows. All fully-grown stud dogs are Russian champions; the majority of the dogs are champions from the CIS countries. Virtually all the dogs have distinguished international titles. We render assistance by choosing and purchasing of puppies, give support in raising and participating at dogshows.

Consulting services on nutrition, prophylaxis and medical treatment of dogs. Speaking Russian and German, communication in English via e-mail only. Handheld Vacuum Cleaner EurekaThe kennel is located in Moscow, Russia. French Bulldog Puppies For Sale From HungaryWe deliver almost to every country by air. Moen Bathroom Sink Drain Assembly PartsPlease note, that the underlined links will guide you to homepages or pictures of appropriate dogs. These pages are partly in Russian, but you can study pedigrees and enjoy a lot of unique photos. Back to the Puppies Sales Notices.Wij zijn Guy & Katrien Verschatse en wij wonen in het hartje van de Vlaamse-Ardennen, de meest groene en heuvelachtige streek van Vlaanderen.

Al onze honden groeien hier in vrijheid op, geen 'vogeltjes in gouden kooien' (wij houden geen honden in kennels). Het is onze missie om krachtige & sportieve Rottweilers te fokken, welke kunnen concureren tegen om het even welk ander ras. We hebben dan ook wereldwijde referenties waar onze honden met succes gebruikt worden voor competitie, K-9 Politie, persoonlijke bescherming (bodyguard), gevangenis, reddings- en/of familiehond. Wij besteden uitzonderlijke aandacht aan hoge waakzaamheid, werklust & gezondheid. Om dit te bereiken hebben we onze eigen en unieke bloedlijn opgebouwd, dit uit minder 'commerciele' Oostenrijks-Duitse genen. Wat ons nog meer verschillend maakt van andere kennels, is het feit dat onze bloedlijnen niet alleen uit IPO-honden geselecteerd werden, maar ook uit Ringsport- en/of K-9 Militaire-diensthonden. Met trots mogen we beweren dat al onze fokdieren een werktitel en foktest met hoge onderscheiding behaalden, alsook de Test Sociaal Gedrag (TSG).

Ons leuze is dan ook: 'om het beste te fokken moet je starten met de beste ouderdieren'. Het tevens is een feit dat wij Rottweilers getraind en getiteld hebben in meerdere Hondensport-disciplines dan om het even welke andere Rottweiler-fokker ter wereld ! U bent steeds welkom (na afspraak) voor een gesprek of een kijkje te komen nemen.There are two main types of Rottweilers; the German Rottweiler and the American Rottweiler. The German Rottweiler tends to be slightly larger and blockier than the American Rottweiler, although there is little else to distinguish the two breeds. Although the Rottweiler has received some bad press in recent years for its volatility, this is actually a very loyal breed of dog. Although the tail of the Rottweiler is usually docked for show purposes, this practice has been outlawed in most of Europe. The Rottweiler was originally bred in the town of Wurttemberg in Germany and is believed to be descended from the Italian Mastiff. The Rottweiler was widely used as a working dog in the Middle Ages and was used as a guard dog, a police dog, a herder and a messenger dog.

The German Rottweiler Club was established in Germany in 1907, while the International Rottweiler Club was established later in the same year and both of these clubs helped to set the standard for the Rottweiler breed. Rottweilers have muscular, powerful bodies with broad heads and rounded foreheads. They have well-developed muzzles, while their teeth come together in a scissors bite. They are characterised by a black nose and lips, while the inside of the mouth tends to be dark. While their medium-sized eyes are typically dark brown, Rottweilers occasionally have blue eyes, while they may also have one dark brown eye and one blue eye. The rear dewclaws of the Rottweiler are often removed, while the breed features a broad and deep chest. The Rottweiler is covered with short, thick fur, which is black with mahogany and rust markings on the muzzle, cheeks, legs and paws. Some Rottweilers also feature red fur with brown markings, which is a result of a deficiency in the hair gene. The Rottweiler is prized for its competitive obedience and is widely used for tasks such as search and rescue, tracking, guiding the blind and disabled and carting.

However, the Rottweiler’s gentle nature and loyalty also make it a good family dog. The Rottweiler is calm and easily trainable, especially if training is started from an early age. The breed needs a firm hand to control its massive bulk and responds well to commands. It is important to establish dominance over this breed so that it does not try to be act as the pack leader. The Rottweiler can live alongside other household pets if introduced to them as a puppy. The Rottweiler is prone to a number of health problems such as dysplasia and ACL damage, while entropion, which is the narrowing of the gap between the eyelids, can also occur. Rottweilers tend to snore when they sleep and their diet and food intake need to be monitored carefully to make sure that they do not overeat. Rottweilers can live either indoors or outdoors and require only minimal space for exercise in a yard or home. The Rottweiler requires lots of exercise and/or work in order to thrive. In addition to long walks, Rottweilers also enjoy activities such as swimming, running alongside bicycles and playing ball games.