How It Works
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Notification of Interest
Reach out through our website and tell us what you’re looking for—such as your preferred timing, lifestyle, and any questions you have—so we can learn about your home and help guide you to the best fit. Once we hear from you, we’ll respond promptly making the process clear, comfortable, and stress-free.
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Take Our a Screening Survey
The next step is to complete our screening survey so we can make sure you and the puppy are a great match. This quick questionnaire helps us understand your home environment, daily routine, experience with dogs, and what you’re looking for in a companion. Your answers allow us to place each puppy thoughtfully and set everyone up for a happy, successful transition.
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Coordinate a Showing
Next, we’ll coordinate a showing so you can meet the puppy and get a feel for their personality. This can be an in-person visit when possible, or a video introduction if you’re not nearby or prefer to start virtually. We’ll walk you through what to expect, answer your questions in real time, and help you decide whether it feels like the right fit before moving forward.
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Exams and Vaccinations
Next, your puppy will receive a full veterinary exam and be brought up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations. This step ensures your puppy is healthy, developing well, and ready for a safe transition into your home. We’ll also provide you with the veterinary records and vaccination details so you know exactly what was done and when future boosters may be needed.
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Coordinate Pickup!
The final step is to coordinate pickup and bring your puppy home. We’ll work with you to schedule a convenient pickup time, confirm the location, and review everything you’ll need for a smooth transition—such as feeding instructions, care tips, and your puppy’s medical records. Once the details are set, you’ll be ready to welcome your new companion and start your life together.
F.A.Q.
Are they sensitive to heat?
Yes! Because of their black coats and heavy muscle mass, they can overheat very quickly. Never leave them outside in the sun for long periods, and always provide plenty of water.
Are Rottweilers good family dogs?
Absolutely! When raised correctly, they are incredibly loyal and affectionate. They often think they are “velcro dogs” and will try to sit on your lap despite weighing 100 pounds. At Von Z-Max Rottweilers, we focus on breeding dogs that are stable and calm enough for family life.
Are Rottweilers good family dogs?
Absolutely! When raised correctly, they are incredibly loyal and affectionate. They often think they are “velcro dogs” and will try to sit on your lap despite weighing 100 pounds. At Von Z-Max Rottweilers, we focus on breeding dogs that are stable and calm enough for family life.
How big do Rottweilers actually get?
They are substantial dogs. Males usually stand 24–27 inches at the shoulder and weigh between 95–135 pounds. Females are slightly smaller, standing 22–25 inches and weighing 80–100 pounds. They are powerful, so you need to be physically capable of handling them!
When should training start?
Day one! Even at 8 weeks old, purebred Rottweiler puppies are smart enough to learn “sit” and “stay.” Starting early prevents bad habits like jumping or pulling on the leash before they get too big to handle.
How do I stop a puppy from nipping?
Rottie puppies are “mouthy.” Use redirection! When they try to nip your hand, immediately give them a sturdy chew toy. Never use physical punishment, as it can create a fearful or aggressive dog.
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