Roxy

ROXY is a wonderful 6-month-old rescue, looking exactly like the rare and elusive long coat pure breed Rottweilers. We haven’t done a DNA test yet (it’s taking over 12 weeks to get results from the US), but we can definitely see the Rottweiler in her.

Roxy has recently found her way into our care under emergency circumstances. She is a stunning puppy, super friendly, full of joy and happiness. Roxy is not only incredibly sweet but also highly intelligent and curious, exploring her surroundings with eagerness and wonder. Roxy is medium size now and expected to be medium large size as an adult.

Her gentle nature is apparent in her interactions with both people and other dogs; she exhibits no signs of competitiveness, making her an ideal companion for families or individuals seeking a gentle, loyal and loving pet. Roxy treasures human companionship and forms strong bonds. She loves dogs, particularly her brother littermate, showcasing her affectionate and nurturing personality. Both have been rescued together.

Roxy is not a barker, which would make her a great fit for a home environment. She would thrive in a loving home with time available for her, where she can receive attention and affection from her humans. She seeks a home where she can engage in activities that stimulate her mind, and because she is such a quick learner, with the right guidance, she could easily master various commands and tricks.

Roxy would be a great fit in an environment filled with love, attention, and training opportunities. She is eager to learn and explore, making her an excellent candidate for a family willing to spend time together. Overall, Roxy is a remarkable puppy, ready to bring joy and companionship into the lives of her future family.

Roxy will be adopted into her forever home microchipped, NZCAR registered, and vaccinated, dewormed, and deflead. If you are able to provide Roxy with a loving and nurturing environment, kindly complete the Adoption Inquiry form, and we will contact you shortly. We rehome NZ nationwide. We prefer the owner to pick Roxy up, for her welfare and safety.