Von Edlenhaus Rottweilers

03/31/2025

Got this from a family! They have really helped Maddie become a great ambassador for our breed!

"We’ve seen a lot of the newer litters, but I’ll kick off an update for the 6 year olds of the gang. This beauty in her Tinder Profile is Maddie. She’s 110 lbs of smart love. She’s found a new way of being the working dog our gorgeous breed can be, traveling along with our oldest as a Storm Dog:). He’s a meteorologist here in Texas that does side work & research for NWS as a tracker/spotter (the guy that says turn the siren on- the scientist not the the thrill seeker), and Maddie does her part providing comfort to her pair of folks each trip (one tracks, one drives) and alerting when she feels pressure changes. Shes offered comfort to strangers when he passes through areas hit, allowing cuddles when someone needs a lift to a safe area.

At home she’s a big goof, an attention hound, that has her own squirrel watch committee. At 6 her health has been fantastic, and with her active humans she’s stayed in an excellent weight zone. She was hand signal trained from the moment we brought her home- and she has continued to keep up her training. We kept her on a raw diet, and her vet has been extremely pleased that she’s matured beautifully."

03/30/2025

We are committed to producing exceptional Rottweiler puppies from carefully tested and well-bred parents. Our breeding program prioritizes health, stable temperaments, and strong work ethic to uphold the integrity of the breed.

Our dedication benefits everyone involved—the Rottweiler breed, our reputation, and the families who welcome our puppies into their homes. We understand that bringing a new puppy into your life is not just a financial investment but an emotional one as well.

If you're interested in joining the waiting list for our next carefully planned litter, contact us today to see if you qualify!

03/30/2025

Being aware can make all the difference. 😊

03/29/2025

Transitioning Puppies to a Raw Diet

When switching puppies to raw, it’s best to start gradually and ensure they get a balanced diet. Here’s a step-by-step guide.

Step-by-Step Transition

1. Start Slow

Begin with a single protein (like chicken) to monitor digestion and avoid upset stomachs.

Introduce new proteins and organ meats gradually.

2. Balance the Ratios

80% Muscle Meat (chicken, beef, turkey, lamb, etc.)

10% Edible Bone (chicken wings, necks, ribs, etc.)

5% Liver (beef, chicken, lamb, etc.)

5% Other Organs (kidney, spleen, etc.)

3. Include Natural Supplements

Eggs (raw or cooked) for protein and fatty acids. (Can use shells for calcium)

Goat’s milk or kefir for probiotics.

Fish (salmon, sardines) for Omega-3s.

Fruits & Veggies (optional, blended for better digestion and fiber).

4. Monitor Weight & Growth

Puppies should eat 8-10% of their body weight per day, split into multiple meals. We like 4 meals a day until 5 months.

Adjust portions based on activity level and body condition. They should be plump and square (Adults are different).

Additional Tips

✔ No Cooked Bones! They can splinter and cause blockages.
✔ Watch for Signs of Imbalance: If stools are too hard, decrease bone. If too soft, add more bone.
✔ Hydration Matters: Always provide fresh water.

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03/24/2025

Have a fantastic day Rottie World!

03/22/2025

I have gone to AKC Dog Shows since the early 2000's . I have shown all over the United States. I have learned over the years some very important things about dogs and people.

Dogs:
1. Any day a different dog can win. Their owner/handler is happy. Congratulate them and let them be happy with their win.

2. If you love your dog, you know in your heart, you are happy you are taking your dog home with you. Regardless of the ribbon color or no ribbon at all. The dog does don’t know the difference if they win or lose, they just enjoyed spending the time with you. Refer to #1.

3. There is always a better dog than yours. No dog is perfect. Show your best, try to hide your dogs faults and emphasize its strengths and sometimes you can beat the better dog. Refer to #1.

4. Sometimes you have the best dog there that day. Do not gloat, but be happy knowing you brought the best, even if it is not their day and they don’t get the ribbon they deserved. Win or lose you know the quality of your dog. Refer to #1.

5. It is always rewarding to have a judge you respect or a breeder you value give you a compliment on your dog. Enjoy the moment and refer #1.

People:
1. There are a lot of experienced dog people out there. Some of them are open and willing to share their experience and knowledge with new people. I have been blessed with knowing many of these people, in various breeds, over the years.

2. There are people that think their dogs are the best, always, and no dog should ever beat theirs. These are the people that do not stay in dogs more than five years and are never very happy.

3. There are people who are jealous of others success and have nothing good to say about the successful people.

4. There are those that show up knowing any dog can win are happy for their wins and for others and just enjoy talking dogs and being around other appreciative dog people.

5. People that are in dogs for a long time focus on type 1 and type 4 people. These are the people that will be in dogs for a long time and enjoy every moment of it.

*Copied but edited to reflect our time period. 😊*

03/21/2025

Hi there!! Has any one blown away from the Oklahoma wind today? 😆

03/09/2025

Goodness

Perfect Shoot😍

03/06/2025

Feel free to message us on What's App! We don't always get messages so please we encourage all to use any of the available avenues to reach us! 😊

03/06/2025

Awe ! Thank you for trusting us with your pups nutritional needs! ❤️