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"DAGO"
(Most Beautiful Puppy in Show 3 TIMES!
First Place 15 times!) |
I, Louie Nappi, like most of you have a full time job and work in the largest port in the World. My position is a Supervisory clerk, and this is what enables me to purchase the caliber of dogs that I do.
I am proud to say that I have raised and trained a
Rottweiler that was active with the Long Beach Police Department. 
Officer "Nector" was credited with many, many arrests on the department and also was a member of the "Swat K-9 team".
(May 1999.. Officer Nector's life was prematurely taken away by cancer, but his memory lives on triumphantly in the hearts of those that worked with and relied on him!)
Nector was also on the "Dare Program" designed to keep children off of drugs. He also helped educate children at schools & hospitals in the community. Every fourth of July, Nector demonstrated his incredible talent as a canine officer, while a helicopter came in at Veteran's Stadium. He would apprehend a "suspect" and later all of the children in the crowd were allowed to come forward and pet him.
"This is what I mean when I speak of temperament"
With each litter of Rottweiler puppies the temperaments may differ. It is important that breeders know how to assess and place the right puppy in the right home. If this does not occur the ramifications could be lethal.
My extensive background in decoying for schutzhund clubs and police dogs is what enables me to ensure that each Rottweiler puppy has the perfect temperament for each home..
Socialization of Rottweiler puppies is imperative in establishing correct stable temperaments.
All of my puppies are whelped at home and are exposed to  my three childeren from the
moment they are born.
Picture three kids and the kind of interacting that takes place.
Hence by the time they are 8 weeks old,
 the puppies are already used to riding in a car, recieving a bath, and having different types and ages of people interact with them.
Once you get your new Rottweiler puppy home you must continue with socialization, crate training and obedience to develop that perfect lifetime companion
Long before a Rottweiler puppy goes to it's new home I have evaluated where that puppy is in the 'pecking order ' of the pack. Being able to read an animal's behavior is the key to placing the right dog in the right home and also training dogs for every type of need. 
I would like to take a minute and explain a little bit about the "Pecking Order" of dogs. All dogs are social or 'pack' animals and are therefore born either Alpha, Beta, or Gamma. All dogs look upon you and other members of your household as members of their pack.  Regardless of the order in which they were born, they can only assume the role that you allow them to assume. For example, if a male is born Alpha you must become Alpha (1), the true 'leader' of the 'pack' and he must become Alpha (2), the 2nd in charge over the other dogs in the 'pack', while always submitting to you.
Do not let breeders tell you that you cannot take your puppy out because of contacting the parvovirus. This is an excuse used by most not to do the foot work that is required.  It takes alot of hard work to raise a Rottweiler litter of puppies properly, but the rewards are great in knowing that you have done everything in your power to preserve this wonderful breed.
Our guarantee is different than most. It was derived because of being taken advantage of by "breeders" who said that their puppies had a 100% replacement guarantee. The problem is that these 'breeders' require you to return your dog first if it has bad hips at the age of two before you get a replacement. This is nothing more than a CON game. What person is going to return a Rottweiler puppy after two years? It would be like a parent taking their child back to the doctor after two years because they didn't like the way it turned out. I don't think so.
A Rottweiler in Germany MUST have a (ZTP) in order to be deemed breedable. Under the A.D.R.K. rules the breed warden must witness the breeding. Both dogs must have their (ZTP). What is a ZTP? Breed suitability test or BST in America. The dogs must be correct to the German standard.
A Rottweiler must possess
correct conformation
bite
detention
mouth pigment
color
coat
structure
hips
and most important of all
"temperament". |  | Puppies need to start out with all of the correct characteristics to obtain breeding privileges as adults |
This is the most loyal breed of dog that exists, but because of the lack of knowledge & inferior standards in this country, this breed has been diminished to a very watered down version of the breed. I maintain the highest German standards, preserving the old fashion (Mutzerhund) Butcher's Dog. I take the ZIP very seriously. You too should be very concerned with the ZTP.
So our guarantee states this: If your dog is:
..disqualified from the show ring,
..has any neurological problems that would impair his/her motor skills from operating properly
..or if your dog does not receive an O.F.A. rating of excellent, good, or fair
simply produce a certificate from a Veterinarian stating that you spayed or neutered the dog, then we ask that you keep the dog and receive another show quality Rottweiler puppy free of charge. This is a 100% guarantee. |
