Mills, WY 82644
2/19/2024 10:34 AM
 Established 1997
Our dogs love lying on their Kuranda beds. They keep them off of cold drafty floors during the winter and provides excellent ventilation in the hot summer months.
Though they benefit greatly from Kuranda beds, we don't have enough for everyone. If you would like to donate a bed at a special wholesale price so another rescue dog can sleep in comfort, you can do so directly from the Kuranda web site.
 Cassy is shown enjoying her Kuranda bed.
To donate to BSRR with PayPal click the button below. Do you have a 'RARE' Rottweiler? There are unethical breeders out there that will sell you anything to make $$. Some of these will try to sell you 'rare' Rottweilers. Sometimes they will be selling a 'Rare RED Rottweiler' others will sell a 'Rare Long Haired Rottweiler'. These dogs are 'rare' because they DO NOT fit the Rottweiler breed standard as defined by the AKC or ADRK.
The LONG HAIRED Rottweiler: "straight, coarse, dense, of medium length and lying flat. Undercoat should be present on neck and thighs, but the amount is influenced by climatic conditions. Undercoat should not show through outer coat. The coat is shortest on head, ears and legs, longest on breeching. The Rottweiler is to be exhibited in the natural condition with no trimming. Although this is considered undesirable and a disqualification by breed standards, there have not been any health problems associated with this recessive gene. While some of these long haired rotts do turn up in rescue and make wonderful pets, any breeder knowingly breeding for this trait and selling the dogs as 'rare' long haired Rottweilers should be AVOIDED and considered unethical. For another picture of a Long Haired Rottweiler, visit Rotts Across Texas.
The RED Rottweiler: A 'RED' Rottweiler is either the result of heavy inbreeding, or a mix that someone is trying to pass off as pure. Anyone selling 'Rare' Red Rottweilers should be avoided and considered an unethical backyard breeder. The breed standard on the Rottweiler color is as follows: 'Always black with rust to mahogany markings. The demarcation between black and rust is to be clearly defined. The markings should be located as follows: a spot over each eye; on cheeks; as a strip around each side of muzzle, but not on the bridge of the nose; on throat; triangular mark on both sides of prosternum; on forelegs from carpus downward to the toes; on inside of rear legs showing down the front of the stifle and broadening out to front of rear legs from hock to toes, but not completely eliminating black from rear of pasterns; un-der tail; black penciling on toes. The undercoat is gray, tan, or black. Quantity and location of rust markings is important and should not exceed ten percent of body color. More information and pictures of Red Rottweilers can be found at Rotts Across Texas ; The Rested Dog Inn; Suite101.com or The American Rottweiler Club.
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Edie is a Rottweiler, but she is not within the breed standard. Her coat is longer, this is a recessive gene found in Rottweilers, and considered a disqualification from the show ring. Even an ethical breeder may have a Rottweiler pup now and then with longer hair, the difference is that an ethical breeder will not sell you a 'RARE' Rottweiler. An ethical breeder will recognize the pup does not fit the breed standard and place it as a 'pet quality' pup and make sure that it is altered. The AKC breed standard states the outer coat should be: