K&B Rotts

K&B Rotts My heart bleeds rottweilers❤️🐾🐾

2 more weeks to go with Momma B 🥴🥴🫣🫣How many do you think ?
11/12/2025

2 more weeks to go with Momma B 🥴🥴🫣🫣

How many do you think ?

11/12/2025

Momma spent her night digging in her blankets. Going out to potty a lot so we are getting ready for puppies. I feel like it has been forever. Since we have only had 2 litters this year. But very thankful for our blessings and our families that are waiting for our pups.

I will update as she progresses.

Mommas doing good , babies have good heartbeats andgood GI motility on ultrasound.  That means their body is developed a...
11/11/2025

Mommas doing good , babies have good heartbeats andgood GI motility on ultrasound. That means their body is developed and ready to be born. Momma also has milk . Her reverse progesterone is at 4.0 so we expect babies tomorrow/ tomorrow evening.

Just keeping everyone updated. I will also send privately.

She is resting beside my bed so I can watch her better. She is such a baby

Nigel saids “mom ? Am I handsome or what” 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾
11/11/2025

Nigel saids “mom ? Am I handsome or what” 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾

We are excited and sad all together. As you all know we lost our sweet boy Carhartt last year. Everybody meet Fury !!He ...
11/10/2025

We are excited and sad all together.

As you all know we lost our sweet boy Carhartt last year.

Everybody meet Fury !!

He is Carhartts littermate.

He will be making his way back to us at the end of the month and will be available for stud.

Bain’s Fury Von K&B Rotts
Koldy Nine Rott x Eiko of Royal Musketeers

HD Good
ED : Normal
Jlpp clear

Koldy x octavius puppy named onyx. He absolutely loves his new human sister. He alerts mom when she is crying.  🐾🐾❤️❤️❤️
11/09/2025

Koldy x octavius puppy named onyx. He absolutely loves his new human sister. He alerts mom when she is crying.


🐾🐾❤️❤️❤️

His momma is due in 2 weeks ❤️🐾. Kaiser grandson for those that want Kaiser babies.
11/07/2025

His momma is due in 2 weeks ❤️🐾. Kaiser grandson for those that want Kaiser babies.

Sweet sweet Maya
11/06/2025

Sweet sweet Maya

Even though she is prego she always has energy to play.  One last hurrah.Due date starts today - 12th
11/06/2025

Even though she is prego she always has energy to play. One last hurrah.

Due date starts today - 12th

10/31/2025

The Most Common Disease in Rottweilers: Hip Dysplasia

Rottweilers are strong, muscular dogs known for their loyalty and protective nature. However, like many large-breed dogs, they are prone to a genetic condition called hip dysplasia, one of the most common and serious health problems affecting the breed.

What Is Hip Dysplasia?

Hip dysplasia occurs when the hip joint doesn’t fit properly into the hip socket. Over time, this poor alignment causes friction and wear on the joint, leading to pain, inflammation, and eventually arthritis. It can affect one or both hips and often worsens as the dog gets older.

Main Causes

• Genetics: Rottweilers are naturally predisposed to the condition.

• Rapid Growth: Puppies that grow too fast may put extra pressure on developing joints.

• Overweight: Excess weight increases stress on the hips.

• Lack of Exercise or Poor Diet: Weak muscles and poor nutrition can make the problem worse.

Symptoms to Watch For

• Limping or stiffness, especially after rest.

• Difficulty standing, climbing stairs, or jumping.

• Loss of interest in playing or running.

• Pain when touched around the hips.

• “Bunny hopping” gait when moving.

Diagnosis and Treatment

A veterinarian can diagnose hip dysplasia using X-rays and physical exams.

Treatment depends on the severity:

• Mild Cases: Controlled exercise, weight management, joint supplements, and pain-relief medications.

• Severe Cases: Surgery may be necessary, such as total hip replacement or femoral head removal.

Prevention Tips

• Choose puppies from breeders who test for hip health.

• Feed a balanced diet for large-breed puppies.

• Avoid over-exercising young dogs.

• Keep your Rottweiler at a healthy weight.

• Provide regular vet check-ups and joint supplements like glucosamine and omega-3.

Conclusion

While hip dysplasia cannot always be prevented, early care and responsible management can help your Rottweiler live a long, happy, and pain-free life. Owners who pay attention to nutrition, exercise, and vet visits can greatly reduce the impact of this disease.

Post your Gretchen babies ⬇️ with a brief description on their temperament. Have a family needing reviews.  Thank you. P...
10/29/2025

Post your Gretchen babies ⬇️ with a brief description on their temperament. Have a family needing reviews. Thank you.

Pic is one of their last puppies.

My gosh she looks just like her momma

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About Us

Dawn, Bobby, and Kayla are from Alabama and breed Rottweilers. Our dogs are part of the family. The puppies are raised indoors and socialized with other dogs. We prefer not to ship our puppies, as we like to meet face to face. We encourage all prospective puppy owners to do research on the breed and we will answer any questions you may have. Our dogs are health tested and JLPP tested. Puppies will come with contracts that I will send you before any decisions are made. We love to have people visit our dogs, as do they. We have vet references and past puppy buyers. If you have any questions, feel free to message us. Have a blessed day