Welcome to Lynn`s precious Pups

Welcome to Lynn’s precious Pups

Here at Lynn precious pups (Pomeranians) And rott puppies, we don't have a fancy website or put up fancy pictures. We try and get our precious pups to take pictures when they are sitting still which is at time's very difficult.

All our puppies are pre-spoiled and loved, and we are sure that you will love you're new puppy

as much as we do.Please look over our site and we hope you find a furry friend or two to call you're own,

Please call if you have any questions. 1-830-833-5841

Thank's The Wilson family

We are a family run venture involved in raising and breeding precious, pet quality Rottweiler. Our goal is to produce pup's lovely in type, gentle in temperament, We are a small, home based kennel and will exercise our right to refuse to sell to puppy mills, puppy brokers, large kennel operations, or any individual who we believe will not offer our Pup's a loving, safe, environment We are nestled in the Texas hill country, 45 min from Austin & San Antonio TX

After 21 yrs of breeding pomeranians, im sad to say that im done for the most part ,we will have a few more litters, , we are now breeding rott puppies, scroll down for rott info (basic care info)

please call 4 more info

A robust and powerful dog, the Rottweiler exudes confidence and self-assurance. He seldom walks – he trots. Although curious, he is not quick to make friends and often appears aloof. They thrive on and need exercise and work. They will run beside a bicycle, jog with you or swim with you as well as play ball for hours.

Bred to be a guard dog, he can be calmly protective, assertive, belligerent or even aggressive. Make sure you meet both parents and they are not aggressive.

Be sure you can physically handle a full-grown dog. Firm and careful training that starts early and continues consistently is critical for this breed. They will reward you with love, undying loyalty, and companionship.

Preventing issues from ever happening in the first place is much cheaper and less heart breaking in the long run.

While Rottweiler care isn't necessarily difficult, Rotties are a pretty unique breed and so there are some unique aspects to making sure they're well cared for.

Rottweiler Care - Bathing:

Of course I can't speak for every Rottweiler, but all the ones I've known, including my own two don't mind taking a bath at all. In fact, stormy actually looks forward to it.

I have found that most Rottweilers tend to have more sensitive skin than other dog breeds.For this reason I would advise using an oatmeal based shampoo for sensitive skin. I've found that the oatmeal based shampoo works best for. stormy I use a Natural Oatmeal Shampoo

I give stormy a bath once every 2 to 3 months, and the only problem I've ever encountered is finding a place that he fits into :0)

Since he really doesn't fit in our bathtub very well, I bathe him in the yard with the garden hose during the summer months. I have also recently found a local pet store with a dog washing facility for the winter months, and they don't even charge me

Rottweiler Care - Grooming:

When it comes to grooming, Rotties are pretty easy. First of all, my female Rottweiler stormy absolutely loves to be brushe my folks told me about an awesome brush called the FURminator, and it works fantastic when your dog is shedding quite a bit.

For the most part Rottweilers aren't big shedders. My female Rottie Savannah would only shed twice a year during spring and fall, but my boy Chevy seems to shed rear round.

Although, since switching them to a higher quality grain-free food, it's getting better and better.

Rottweiler Care - Ear Cleaning

Cleaning dogs ears is not any fun at all, but it is necessary! Rotties aren't really known for developing ear problems, but cleaning them about once a month is just good Rottweiler care.

Instead of buying harsh chemical cleaner from a vet or over-the-counter, you can mix up your own natural cleaner using an equal parts mixture of vinegar and water.

By cleaning your dogs ears once a month or so, you'll prevent a nasty build up of dirt and pollen which can make your dog miserable. It will also help prevent an environment for ear mites to flourish in.

Rottweiler Care - Nail Trimming:

Trimming a dogs toenails is no one's favorite subject -- especially your Rotties.

While dog nail trimming is a pain in the 'you know what' it's more important than you might think. Because of an infection that started in the toenail and got into the bone, youre rott may endup having one of there toes amputated.

. . . But did you know there are better options available than the old guillotine style dog nail trimmers? Don't let a lack of descent tools in the past keep you from taking good care of your Rotties toes.

Trust me. . . While dogs are very resilient, you want your baby to keep ALL of her toes.

Rottweiler Care - Food:

One of the most important facets to Rottweiler care is feeding a quality food. . .

Rotties are actually known for being gluttons, and I can attest to that personally :0) However, they can be a little finicky at times also.

The biggest thing I've noticed is that what I feed my Rottweiler makes a huge difference in his skin and coat, as well as the goobers that his eyes produce.

You also want to make sure that you're feeding your Rottie a high quality, grain free food to keep him as healthy as possible

Rottweiler Care - Approximate Growth Rate:

Remember that just like people, dogs are all individuals and mature at different rates.

Although, it is good to have a general idea of the typical Rottweiler Growth Chart so you can gauge approximately where your puppy should be at any given age.

It's very important to make sure that your puppy is eating high quality food, and growing at a healthy pace. If a puppy grows too quickly, or puts on excess weight it can cause problems with their bones and joints.

On the other hand, if they aren't getting the proper nutrients their little bodies need to grow and develop properly, you will end up with the same issues. Poor nutrition in puppies can also cause problems with internal organs.

Rottweiler Care - Fleas, Ticks & Worms.:

Part of having a dog in your life, means that you’re going to have to deal with internal and external parasites:

Or better known as. . .

•Fleas

•Ticks

•Worms

Good Rottweiler care means doing what you can to keep them away from your dog. How big of a problem you have with these nasty critters kind of depends on the climate where you live.

Fleas on Dogs

I live in the Pacific the Texas hill country, USA) and we have a very hot and wet climate, which means flea populations don’t usually die off in the winter months.

Let's face it, fleas are some seriously nasty critters, and if you have a dog in your life then you're going to have to deal with them sooner or later.

Fleas on dogs are not just a disgusting nuisance, they can cause health problems as well. One of those problems is spreading tapeworms, and diseases from other animals. So, you must keep them at bay.

If you're concerned about using harsh chemicals on your Rottie and around your home, then click the link above ro read more about fleas, and learn about natural alternatives that actually work better.

Ticks on Dogs

I don’t actually know a lot about ticks, because we really don’t have them in the my area. What I do know is they can make your dog horribly sick, and need to be removed immediately. If you’re not comfortable removing a tick yourself, contact your vet.

I watched an episode of Animal Cops, on the Animal Planet channel once where a poor dog had somewhere around 40% of her body covered with them, and she almost died. Ticks not only suck all the nutrients and energy out of a dog, they also carry Lyme and other diseases.

Some things to consider if you live in a tick prone area:

•Ticks like tall grass, so try to keep your lawn short and brush cleared away

•Spreading hydrated lime on your lawn (must be done in the spring)

•Give your dog garlic (powder or pill form)

•Use an all natural spray such as "TF Defense" by Native Remedies

•Plant lavender around your property to repel mice, moles and deer which carry the ticks (if you live in the country)

•Talk to your vet about Lyme Disease vaccinations

•Consider purchasing a product called Ticked-Off, which helps you easily remove ticks from your dog

Canine Worms

The four primary types of worms are:

•Round worms

•Hook worms

•Tape worms

•Whip worms

The most common worm found in dogs is the round worm, but the most dangerous is the heart worm.

Thankfully round worms and the like are pretty easy to treat with a variety of over the counter medications, but just like the flea prevention products, they’re full of icky harsh chemicals that can have other effects on Rottweiler health.

So, I found FourGuard Herbal Parasite Formula works better, and it’s natural instead of being filled with chemicals. The best part of this product is that it prevents and treats heart worm as well.

A great place to get more general information about caring for your Rottweiler, is at Dog-Care-Basics.com

Before considering a Rott our pomeranian from us, please take the time to read two policies that we operate by:

1) The ONLY way to have a puppy set aside for you is with a paid deposit of $200 and a completed contract. I will not be responsible for broken hearts if a puppy sells while you are waiting for additional photos or your scheduled apt. to come visit.

2) Due to all the internet scams, which unfortunately seem to grow in variety and creativity, we ask that all initial contact be made to us by phone. After the first phone visit, we will gladly resume information exchange by email. We ask that you place the call to us first (830) 825-3538 and not send your phone number in an email asking us to contact you. Once we know you are a real person with real interest, we are glad to call the number you send.

If you get our machine, please speak your contact number slowly and clearly. If you do not hear from us within 24 hrs., please call back. I live a crazy full life and need reminders desperately.