The kennel stands on the Maritsa riverside at the edge of Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Our dogs live with families across Bulgaria and the rest of Europe.
Maritsa Rottweilers
Family Rottweiler kennel
Planned litters, health-tested parents and puppies raised in the house, with the reasoning written down and the phone answered for the life of the dog.Latest note Get in touch
Kennel notes
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The tests a Rottweiler is bred on, and what the papers should show
Rottweilers are bred on hips, elbows, a DNA test for JLPP and dated heart and eye exams. What each result says, and the papers a buyer should ask to see.
The breed1195 words2 sources
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The Rottweiler in a family: children, visitors and the rules a guardian breed asks for
A guardian breed in a family asks for rules, not luck: children, visitors and other animals, and the management that keeps a Rottweiler calm at home.
Ownership1196 words2 sources
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Beyond the walk: what work a Rottweiler actually needs
Walks keep a Rottweiler fit, but they ask nothing of him. What obedience, carting, tracking and sport work really require, and what happens without them.
Ownership1206 words2 sources
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What the kennel does
- Planned litters
Each mating is written down before it happens: the pair, the reasoning, and the health results of both parents.
- Health-tested dogs
Hips, elbows, heart and eyes: no dog is bred before its results are recorded in the studbook.
- Family-raised puppies
Puppies grow up in the house and the yard, handled every day, and are evaluated before they leave.
- Support for life
We answer for our dogs for their whole life: advice, help with rehoming, a phone that picks up.
What the kennel covers
- The breed 3 pages
What a correct Rottweiler is: standard, temperament, health and the questions worth asking before any litter.
Breeding 4 pagesHow the kennel plans a litter: selections, health testing, and the reasoning published before each mating.
Puppies 4 pagesHow our puppies are raised, evaluated and placed, and what a new owner should prepare for.
- Ownership 3 pages
Living with a Rottweiler day to day: training, work, family life and the duties that come with the breed.
Websites we value
Carefully chosen external sites for context and deeper reading.
- theethicalbreeder.com
We keep a close eye on how serious kennels present their work, and the ethical breeder's public checklist reads a lot like our own contracts: written terms, health results shown before any money moves. the way another kennel writes its commitments down
- workingdogstandards.com
When we explain to a family what a working Rottweiler is actually measured against, the standards published there are the reference points we come back to: nerve, grip, recovery, control.
- canine-eye-certifications.net
Before our dogs' results go into the kennel book, we check how eye certifications are recorded elsewhere, because a certificate is only as good as the registry that keeps it.