I met Elsa when she was a puppy, watched her bloom with her new owner, Tom Hall as she was shown to the #1 Rottweiler Bitch Breed (RCC) 1997/#1 Rottweiler Bitch All-Breed and Breed (RCC) 1998 spot.  Elsa's owner, Tom Hall passed away in 2005 and Elsa somehow found her way into my home in 2007.  Elsa loved going for car rides and I am sure that she thought she was headed out to a show after I bathed her.  She was a great Rottweiler.

Donnie was simply an amazing Rottweiler.  He was so temperamentally sound that he could be around other intact males and was used as a greeter dog at many different events.  He sired beautiful puppies that he stamped with his type, head, topline and rear.  He did everything that I asked of him with enthusiam and humour.
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PDQ was by far, the best temperament I've ever had in a Rottweiler.  She was stable, protective and could be trusted in any situation.  She made many friends along the way.  She was also the un-official 'party police' making herself known when other dogs wanted to misbehave.  Tough, beautiful, and very missed by my family.   I still remember what her ears and muzzle felt like.

"Connie" ended up after retiring after a successful show and breeding career as a devoted pet to my Mother.  Connie had one of the largest head's I've ever seen on a Rottweiler and was drop-dead gorgeous.  Topline, angles, and head  - she had it all.  

Zina, Rosey-Posey, Dina - was Donnie's Dam and one of the quirkiest dogs I've ever owned.  She was a master escape-artist, tub-sleeper, and pogo Rottweiler.  She also had breathtaking reach and drive for such a compact girl.  I always called Zina, the Ottoman b/c she was short and wide.   She was a full littermate sister to Braxx, Klaus and Brav.