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One exceptional show-quality male puppy is available to an active home. Ideal for someone interested in conformation showing, competitive obedience, service work, search and rescue, or other dog sports (ie schutzhund/IGP, ring sport, PSA).
📍 Located in Los Angeles, California
🎂 Born May 1, 2026
I am looking for a home that will provide this puppy with training, structure, and opportunities to develop his full potential.
If you are interested, please call 1-250-888-0106 and tell me a little about yourself, your experience with Rottweilers, and your goals for your future puppy.
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Winter's grandmother, Heizelwood Chiguita, is also the grandmother of Heizelwood Boss, Heizelwood Bloom, and Heizelwood Baela. Chiguita is the dam of my former male Heizelwood Ice, who earned IGP3, FH2, Ztp, Show Champion, Tracking Champion, and was the 2016 Universal Sieger (USA/Canada).
One of Ice's littermate brothers, Heizelwood Iron, went on to become the 2017 ADRK IGP World Champion.
Breeder Theresea Vikstrom has proven, litter after litter, that the Rottweiler can excel as both an exceptional working dog and an outstanding show dog. Few kennels have consistently produced dogs capable of competing successfully at the highest levels in both venues.
The success of this bloodline continues today. This past weekend, littermates Heizelwood Boss and Heizelwood Bloom earned impressive results, with Boss going BOB/Best Male and Bloom earning BOS Junior and Best Female.
There are no Rottweiler specialty (Sieger) shows in my area of the world, but I was able to take their littermate sister, Heizelwood Baela, to California when she was 8 months old. Competing against quality competition, Baela was awarded Best Female Puppy.
Adding to Winter's credentials, Heizelwood Winter is a half-brother to the famous Heizelwood Vito, with both males being sons of Heizelwood Red.
This pedigree represents generations of proven working ability, correct structure, sound temperament, and consistent success in both the working field and the show ring. The accomplishments of Boss, Bloom, and Baela are yet another example of the quality the Heizelwood breeding program continues to produce generation after generation.
I am excited to watch the next generation from Winter x Kiara develop and to see what these puppies accomplish in the years ahead. I am super excited that 3 of the puppies are coming to Canada, two who will be able to train at my RKNA club every couple of weeks. One of the males is going to a home in Regina, Saskatchewan whose 5-year old female is from my breeding (her grandsire is Ice and great-grandma is Chiguita). Another male is going to a home in Dallas, Texas who owned an Ice son.
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Main Breed Special 2026
BOB Junior & Best Female 2
under ADRK Guido Räppold
HEIZELWOOD BLOOM
(Josch vom Findberg - Heizelwood Vaiana)
Owner: Suski Tuominen
Photo: Maarit / Rottpower 💝
Rottweiler MAIN BREED SPECIAL 2026
BEST MALE 1 - BOS
under Jouni Nummela
HEIZELWOOD BOSS
(Josch von Findberg - Heizelwood Vaiana)
Owner: Mika Suckman & Heizelwood
Rottweiler MAIN BREED SPECIAL 2026
BEST MALE 1 - BOS
under Jouni Nummela
HEIZELWOOD BOSS
(Josch von Findberg - Heizelwood Vaiana)
Owner: Mika Suckman & Heizelwood
Snubnose Rottweilers Xolotl x Vika Iz Tverskogo Doma
Owner Katlin Parker (Utah) supervising, Apollo with his new friend Brock (10 yrs). Katlin is Administrator of RKNA social media. Are you a RKNA member? Send your videos & pictures that you want to see on RKNA social media to Katlin!!! Text/Whatsap - 14356304695

Tosca van het Voske, BH, GPr1, FO, P1 X2, PS1, BCAT, CGC, Ztp, SG Rated
HD-, ED-, JLPP, LEMP & NAD N/N, Cardiac Clear
Weika van het Voske x Ex von Schwarzen Grat
Quex vom Kümmelsee, BH, AD, IGP3, Ztp, Dt. Jgd. CH, VDH Jgd. CH, Multi BOB, Multi V1
HD-, ED-
2009 - Unterfranken-Jugendsieger
2009 - Rheinland-Pfalz-Jugendsieger & BOB
2009 - VDH-Jugendsieger Leipzig
2009 - CACIB - Kassel V1 & BOB
Von Brennan Kennels
Lynette Brennan
Oroville, California
1-831-235-6659
shapche@aol.com

Charles is a new magazine subscriber, and we recently had a discussion about dog training. He is beginning his journey in titling his Rottweilers and is eager to learn as much as possible about the breed and training. I recommended that he join this group because there is a tremendous amount of knowledge and experience here.
One thing I have learned over the years is that there are many ways to train dogs. By sharing information, experiences, successes, and even mistakes, we all learn and become better handlers and trainers.
This morning, I asked Charles a question:
What is the single most important element in dog training?
My answer was simple:
Focus.
Charles then asked an excellent follow-up question:
"How do you teach focus?"
That is where the real discussion begins.
Below is a short video clip from the Talking with Joel Monroe playlist on the TTRM YouTube channel. Joel discusses focus and what he calls the "swimming stage"—the stage where many handlers get stuck and never progress beyond.
Take a look at the video and then share your thoughts:
How do you teach focus in your dogs? What methods have worked best for you?
I look forward to hearing everyone's ideas and experiences.

This video shows how I introduce a muzzle. Tomorrow morning, before we leave for the clinic, I will do one more short training session so she continues to have a positive association with it when I put it on at the vet's office.
I think teaching a dog to comfortably wear a muzzle is a valuable skill. Virtually all of the Rottweilers I have owned can remove a cone in a matter of seconds if they decide they do not want to wear one. They simply use their feet and the cone is gone. A properly conditioned muzzle can sometimes be a useful alternative in certain situations.
Of course, I should have started training Baela for this weeks ago, but life gets busy. Fortunately, because she already understands marker training and enjoys learning new things, she accepted the muzzle very quickly.

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