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Planned Breedings
& Litters
"There is no psychiatrist in
the world like a puppy licking your face....."
Ben Williams
Von Marc's
Puppy Questionnaire
Our Sales
Contracts are at the Bottom of this Page
Von Marc Litters
«March,
2012
- Ch.
Von Marc's Swingin' Single For Highwood, RE, CGC will be
bred to
BIS/Multi BISS Ch Ivoss Rotly Crew V
Caloosa Ranch, CD
("Crew")
"Crew"
"Toto"
Click Here
to see Crew & Toto
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Client/Co-Bred
Litters
«January,
2012 -
U-CD, CH. Von
Marc’s Bar Room Kate Di-Kar, CDX, RE, Multi AKC/UKC High In Trial,
CGC ("Katie") was bred to:
Multi-V1,
‘07 USRC SW Regional Youth Sieger, Ch. Marlo’s Bello
Vittorio
BST, BH, AD,
RA, TT, CGC ("Rio") on January 31st!
Keeping fingers crossed for a beautiful litter!
This Litter is being Co-Bred with Carl & Diane Colvin
"Rio"
"Katie"
Click here to see Rio and Katie
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Is a
Rottweiler The Right Dog For You?
So You Think You
Want A Rottweiler?
If you are
interested in getting a Von Marc puppy...
Contact us via email or phone. We will
ask that you fill out our
Puppy Questionnaire
so that we may have some
background information on you. It contains
questions pertaining to your lifestyle, your previous dog
experience, if you are looking for a pet companion or a show
potential puppy. Our
pups are spoken for well before they are born. It's not
unusual for potential clients to be on our waiting list for
up to a year or more. Reservations are not honored in the
order that you contact us, we decide which puppy goes to
which home we deem best for them. So, you may wait for a
month, or you could wait up to a year. You may not get a
puppy as quickly as you would like to, but good things are
worth waiting for :-)
Please understand, we do not sell guard dogs
or breeding Rottweilers; we offer wonderful pet companions
and allow breeding rights to show dogs which must be titled
and have health certifications prior to being bred. Just
because you show up with money in your pocket does not
guarantee you a Von Marc puppy.
We co-own all of the puppies we sell until
all the terms of their particular contract have been met.
We are more than pleased to provide references from those
who have purchased from us in the past and from fellow
breeders. We base our breeding program on good ethics, our
intent to maintain our breed standard and the protection of
our breed against back yard breeders who breed with no
thought to temperament or health standards. As you are
searching for a puppy be aware of those who tell you that
health testing for hips, elbows, eyes and hearts is
unnecessary or that their dogs do not have such
problems. Don't be led astray to believe that these health
problems are not pervasive in our breed, that is why health
clearances were adopted by all ethical breeders. We are
members of the American Rottweiler Club (Amrottclub.org), the
Colonial Rottweiler Club, the Medallion
Rottweiler Club (www.mrcrottweiler.org)
and the Rottweiler Club of Alaska. The websites for these organizations are
excellent sources of information regarding Rottweilers and
Code Of Ethics Breeding.
Once we have received your
questionnaire and have placed you on our list, we encourage you to keep in
touch with us for updates. We try to post updates on our
website as often as possible and once puppies are born, we
will post weekly photos of the puppies. The
puppies are graded for structure and temperament tested at
7-8 weeks of age. At that time, we make our final decision
on which puppies will be rated as pet companions and which
ones will be chosen as show quality. For this reason, we may
not be able to tell you if you will be getting a puppy until
they are least seven weeks of age.
We do not take deposits on our puppies. We do
not believe you should have to be "tied" to any
particular breeder because they require a non-refundable
deposit. If we know we will not have a puppy for you in the
timeframe in which you desire, we are more than willing to
help you to find a puppy from another breeder that we would
recommend.
After spending the initial eight weeks with the
puppies, and then doing a formal evaluation of their
temperament and structure, we have a very good understanding
of what each puppy is like in both respects. Some people
want to choose their pup themselves, in most cases we do not
allow this. The best advice from most breeders is that first
of all, you do your research to pick a breeder that you
trust and then you trust the breeder to place the right
puppy with you. If there is no pup available, you will have
the option of carrying over your reservation to a future
litter.
To us, there are no first, second, etc.
"picks” in a litter. No two homes are exactly alike; each
family has a different ideal puppy. By us choosing the home
for each puppy, every client gets the pup best matched to
them, so everyone gets "first" pick, best suited for their
home and for what they want to accomplish with the puppy.
Puppies are ready to go home at around eight weeks
of age.
When you come to pick up your puppy, don't expect to breeze
in and out in 15 minutes. This process takes time. Even
though you will have received a contract prior to this date
and have had time to ask any questions about it, we will
once again go over the contract to make sure you fully
understand your obligations (and our commitment) to it.
Our relationship doesn't end once you take
your new puppy home with you. We will be available to
answer questions, enjoy your brags and provide assistance
for the lifetime of your dog. We hope you will keep in
touch with us for as long as your Von Marc companion is with
you.
Take your time and do your research. Whether
you choose to buy a puppy from Von Marc Rottweilers or
someone else, we are happy to take the time to educate you
about the breed so that you may make an educated and
informed decision when choosing your puppy.
Von Marc's
Show Potential Contract
(revised September, 2011)
Von Marc's
Pet Companion
Contract
(revised September,
2011)
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