Super adult IKC Registered male Rottweiler for sale. 350euro PH.0874346215

Very large German/Roman type IKC registered adult male Rottweiler for sale. He just turned 3, pictures do him no justice. This dog is very big. Very playful, and full of energy, not aggressive in anyway, as he was bred for show, but is of the German/Roman type, huge bone and super strong.

But needs somebody used to very large dogs. Ideal house protector, belive me,when seen,y ou would not pass him on looks alone. Full IKC papers and 4 generation pedigree. If your looking for a ready made adult male, you will not find better. Has to be seen in the flesh. Very good home only for a special male.

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