Rottweiler puppies

We are thrilled to announce the availability of our adorable Rottweiler puppies, one male and one female, both showcasing stunning black and tan coats. Born on the 14th of April, these puppies are just shy of two months old and are seeking their forever homes. They come from a nurturing and loving environment, ensuring they are not only loyal by nature but also well-socialised, having been raised around two small children. Their mother, a cherished member of our family, is available for viewing to witness the loving conditions in which these puppies have been reared.

Health and well-being are our top priorities; thus, both puppies have been vaccinated and wormed, in addition to being microchipped, ensuring they are ready to seamlessly transition into their new homes. Located in Carlow, these Rottweiler puppies embody the perfect blend of affection and loyalty, making them the ideal addition to any family. Don't miss the opportunity to welcome one of these loving puppies into your home.

Please contact me on 0899453854 for more information.

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