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ROTTWEILERS
Welcome to Willawyn Rottweilers!
We are rottweiler owners located in Augusta, GA. Take a few minutes
and poke around our website. Meet our dogs, learn about rottweilers,
you'll find lots of good information here about rottweilers.
Our goal with this website is to provide unbiased and factual information
to those of you who are considering adding a rottweiler to their
family, and who are researching the breed and/or rottweiler breeders.
We have nothing to gain by selling you a dog because we do not breed
and do not sell rottweilers. We do believe that a prospective rottweiler
owner should be well educated on the issues this breed faces, on
how to find, and the importance of a reputable breeder, and what
responsible ownership of this breed is all about. Enjoy your visit,
and if you have questions, feel free to e-mail
us.
Willawyn News
Max, Rally Excellent, February 2007
NOV 07 - Luna passes her ATTS Temperament Test!
MAY 07 - Max earns his first leg in Open, placing
4th in a class of 16!
APR 07 - Max earns his first U-CD leg at the
UKC COAT trial
MAR 07 - Max and Luna both earned their Herding
Instict Certification from the American Intl Herding Dog Assn.
FEB 07 - Max earned his 5th and 6th RAE legs
at the Charlotte Dog Training Club Trial, and won 4th place in
Excellent in a class of 25+ dogs
JAN 07- Max earned his 4th RAE leg at Charleston
Dog Training Club Obedience Trial
I am also a hobby grower of roses. At one point, I had 150 rose
bushes in my gardens.
I have cut back to a couple of dozen because of the time required
to grow good roses in the South. It is a constant battle with bugs,
fungus and moles, and it takes away from my training time with the
dogs.:)
My favorite roses are the OGR'sand Austins, but
I also love the hybrid teas and floribundas.
I am also a hobby grower of roses. At one point, I had 150 rose
bushes in my gardens. 
I have cut back to a couple of dozen because of the time required
to grow good roses in the South. It is a constant battle with bugs,
fungus and moles, and it takes away from my training time with the
dogs.:)
