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Bronson is a purebred Rottweiler with distinctive, faint facial markings and a handsome look. He may be reserved at first, but once he trusts you, he becomes a loyal sweetheart who loves cuddling and staying close.
Bronson knows basic obedience, walks well on leash with a training collar, and is well behaved in the home. He is food motivated, enjoys toys, baths, swimming, and playing with other dogs, and has a fairly relaxed activity level.
Ideal Home
Bronson does well with kind dogs, especially female dogs, and has also enjoyed time with male dogs. Cats are unknown. He has done well with children he has met, though a home with older children is recommended.
He needs someone who will let him build trust at his own pace. He is uncomfortable when unfamiliar people lean over him or pet him for too long, and may growl or bark if cuddled before he is ready. A calm transition with minimal affection at first, structured walks, and clear household structure will help him feel safe.
Ongoing Health
Bronson is spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and tested negative for heartworms. Any injuries or illnesses identified during his care will be disclosed before adoption.
Training & Support
Bronson knows basic obedience, walks well on leash with a training collar, and is house trained. Ongoing training will help him continue building confidence and trust. He comes with a collar and leash.
Application Details
- Start by contacting the provider through Wags to begin the adoption process.
- An adoption application, home check, and signed adoption contract are required.
- The typical rehoming fee for Bronson is $500.
- Applications are generally limited to in-state adopters; rare exceptions may be considered for applicants in Las Vegas.
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He does well with kind dogs, especially female dogs, and is also comfortable spending time with male dogs.
Give him time to build trust without pressure. The rescue recommends minimal affection during the first week or two, along with structured walks and clear household structure.
He is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and heartworm-test negative. He is house trained, knows basic obedience, and walks well on leash with a training collar.