The ScoopGuinness Names the Dog with the World's Largest Peepers

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Rottweiler

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Home:Lewisville, OH

Age: 5 Years Sex: Female Weight: 100+ lbs

Dogster stats for China (on the right)

Paws:

by 2 voters


Stars:

Leave a bone for China (on the right)

Nicknames:
Chiner, China Baby, China Doll, China Shop (as in a Bull in a China Shop)

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Sun Sign:

Quick Bio:

-purebred

-dog rescue

Birthday:
August 13th 2006

Likes:
China likes to run around in her fenced in back yard feeling young and free!

Pet-Peeves:
She has none yet. China is very young and loves everything!

Favorite Toy:
Any chew toy

Favorite Food:
China gets a mixture of yummy can dog food with Iamâ€™s mimi chuck dog food mixed together. China gets a large bowl of this mix twice a day to help her gain weight and grow better. SHE LOVES IT!!

Favorite Walk:
Any where there are people.

Best Tricks:
Well, it's not a trick but, China has never gone potty in the house. I call that a good trick!

Arrival Story:
I am a dog behaviorist, I go to my clients homes to give classes in controlling server aggressive behavior. My website is www.CarolHazel.com. On Oct 9th. 2006 I was teaching a class at one of my clients homes when my client told me about a pure bred Rottweiler that her tenet was trying to give away. She asked me if I wanted the dog. I asked what was the age and sex of the dog. I was told, Ã¢â‚¬Å“itÃ¢â‚¬â„ ¢s a female and itÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s only 7 weeks oldÃ¢â‚¬?. I asked why someone was trying to Ã¢â‚¬Ëœget rid ofÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ a 7 week-old Rottie. She told me that her tenet has a friend who rents an apartment. The friend asked his landlord if he could have a dog. The landlord said Ã¢â‚¬ËœsureÃ¢â‚¬â� �¢ so her friend went out to a breederÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s and bought a baby female Rottie. When the landlord found out the renter had bought a Rottweiler he told the renter he didnÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t know he was talking about getting a Rottweiler. The landlord got upset and told the renter to Ã¢â‚¬Å“get rid of itÃ¢â‚¬?. So my clientÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s tenet ended up with the baby Rottie until they could find someone who would be willing to just take the Rottie. I asked my client if I could see the baby Rottie. So we drove to her tenets home at 9:00 pm. When we first got there we couldnÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t find the baby Rottie. Her tenet was gone and the baby Rottie wasnÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t in the house. After a while my client found the baby Rottie outside, with no food, or water, tided up, in the dark, in the middle of a tiny yard right next to the woods where a wild animal could have eaten her!! I unchained the baby Rottie and checked her over. I gave her a temperament testing and checked her for good health. The baby Rottie passed the temperament testing and I could see that she was dehydrated and underweight, but other than that I could see that she was in fairly good health, so I took her home with me. That was two weeks ago. When I got her home and checked her out even better, I could see many of her ribs and I could see her hipbones sticking up through her fur. I weighted her and found she was 12 pounds and VERY dehydrated. I started hydrating her and I put her on a high protein diet. After one week China weighted 16 pounds, and now at 9 weeks she weights 20 pounds. I named her Ã¢â‚¬ËœChinaÃ¢â‚¬â� ��¢ because I feel that is a strong, but beautiful name. China is very healthy, smart and happy now. She is now filling out and is a head of schedule with her growth, so she may grow up to be larger then my 120-pound neutered male Rottweiler. IÃ¢â‚¬â„¢m just happy that China is in a home that knows every young needs healthy food several times a day, water all the time, a fenced in yard to run and play in, and a carte in the house when you have to leave home. You would think these things would be common since, but I guess not for everyone.

Forums Motto:
I want to be your best friend!