Roow Rotties & Maine Coons

06/02/2026

Fish are friends not food and chickens are friends not toys 😂 Ducati here is going to a home with free range chickens and needs to learn not to try to play with them like he does a toy or his siblings.

06/02/2026

Ducati here is going to a home with free range chickens! He does pretty well with them already, only the occasional correction. The biggest thing I have to watch for is that he doesn’t eat things out of the chicken coop 🤮 11 week old Rottie puppy. His dad could care less about chickens and occasionally will help us round them up.

06/01/2026

Baby kittens 💕 Starting to adventure out a little bit!

05/28/2026

Look at these guys! Ducati, Fat Boy, and Cams here and they are a handful and so adorable!

05/27/2026

We have 1 last girl! 10 weeks old and sweet as can be. 💕 Contact me to come visit and take her home!

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

Loki loves the dogs! 😂 They are all his friends or toys depending on the moment. And the puppies love to play! Maine C***s and Rottweilers together 💕 Disclaimer: most of our cats are not this friendly with the dogs 😂😂😂 But Loki is unique

05/13/2026

Kittens are 1 week old 💕 All eyes were fully open by day 4 or 5. They have been healthy and gaining weight perfectly. She had 11 kittens!!! She is an amazing mother and doing so well with them all! 7 girls and 4 boys, black smoke, solid black, and 1 blue(gray).

05/07/2026

The babies are already starting to open their eyes! 😱 At 2 days old I saw some of their eyes starting to open. That is very early. That along with a couple other things makes me think these kittens were probably a few days over due.

05/06/2026

We love our Rotties with tails! And if I had to break it down my biggest reason for leaving the tails is, they were born with it and it is part of them. Dog’s tails play a very important role in their lives in everything from socialization to stability. Tails are a huge part of how they communicate and how they move. And there is some thought that keeping their tails can help reduce the risk of hip dysplasia, which is one of the main things we worry about with our Rottweilers. I know here in the States, we are just used to seeing Rotties with docked tails. It is now banned in most other countries. Here at Roow Rotties we keep the tails. The happy wags are irresistible!