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is located in Auburn Hills, Michigan. We're surrounded by natural woods, lakes, and nearby fields that attract plenty of wildlife. All of this in a quiet and friendly suburban setting. Our interest in the Rottweiler began in 1994 with the first member of our household, "Ginger". Shortly thereafter, our newly found love for this versatile working breed grew and with that came several other additions into the family, including our latest. Over the years, we have been active in conformation, obedience, and therapy dog visits, including educating the public about our breed. We have the pleasure of owning wonderful affectionate intelligent companions who give us constant unconditional love, happiness, and devotion everyday. It has been a total joy and honor to be involved with one of the most noble, breathtaking, and attractive dog breeds in the world today, "The Rottweiler". |
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| Our Thoughts From the very beginning, my husband and I have been extremely dedicated to our dogs. Since we have never been interested in producing numerous quantities of puppies, we instead enjoy the breed’s countless qualities, zeal for life, and their dedication to the people who adore them. ~~ Before making a final decision to breed, we always do an extensive research to get a larger appreciation of the dogs within the pedigree and their producing abilities. Along with that research, we also study health concerns, working abilities, temperament, soundness, movement, and structure. We look more at the “Total Dog”, what it can offer to our breeding program, and consistency to the breed’s standard. We don’t breed just only on the merit of fancy show titles and awards. We are dedicated in preserving the breed’s many virtues, as successful breeders have done with their bloodlines before us. |
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| The Meaning Behind a Name “Ginger” was such a delight to us the short time she graced our lives. From the moment we laid eyes on her, back on that day in '94, we immediately knew she was “Coming Home” with us! Since she was such a sweet-heart to so many that knew her through therapy dog visits, family, and friends, we knew we had been blessed with someone very special. ~~ We adopted “Ginger” as our first Rottweiler from a local rescue in MI, when she was three. She left us in a most horrible way when she was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma (a.k.a. Bone Cancer) just barely making it past her ninth birthday. We felt we owed a lifetime of gratitude to her, so when it was time to name our kennel, we dedicated part of her registered name, “Von Stallog”, in her memory. We then founded the "ARHC" for public awareness. |