Pure Rottweiler Breeders is a family-run kennel on a quiet rural property at Erie Ave S RR 2 in Haldimand, Ontario. For more than twenty-five years, our family has bred and raised German Rottweilers with one goal: dogs with sound temperament, correct structure, and the steady, loyal nature the breed is known for at its best.

Our breeding program began decades ago out of a personal love for the Rottweiler breed — not as a business first, but as a commitment to a dog we believed in. Over the years that commitment became a small, careful kennel operation raising a limited number of litters each year, always prioritizing the health and temperament of our dogs over volume. We've watched the breed's reputation shift over the decades, and if anything, that's made us more deliberate about how we breed and raise our dogs, not less.
Andrea has been the hands-on breeder behind our program for the majority of its history, working directly with every litter from whelping through the day each puppy goes home. Families who've worked with us consistently mention her knowledge of the breed, her patience answering questions long after pickup day, and how well-socialized her puppies are compared to other breeders they researched. It's not unusual for buyers to call years later with a training question or just an update on how their dog is doing — that ongoing relationship is something we actively encourage rather than treat as an inconvenience.
Andrea is a CKC Member Breeder, following the Canadian Kennel Club Code of Ethics for member breeders, and our breeding decisions are informed by the standards maintained by the American Kennel Club and the German ADRK breed standard.

We breed German-bloodline Rottweilers, known for a heavier bone structure, blockier head, and the temperament standards upheld by German breed clubs. Our sire and dam are chosen deliberately for health, structure, and stable disposition — not simply paired for convenience. We limit the number of litters we produce each year specifically so every litter gets the individual attention it needs, rather than running a higher-volume operation where puppies are raised more like inventory than family members.


Bond is our current stud and the sire behind our recent litters. Rather than just claiming "health tested," here are his actual results:
| Test | Result |
|---|---|
| Hips | OFA Good (preliminary) |
| Elbows | OFA Normal (preliminary) |
| Legg-Calve-Perthes | OFA Normal (Certificate# RO-LP10/14M-VPI) |
| Heart | OFA Normal (Certificate# RO-CA6353/14M/P-VPI) |
| Patella | OFA Normal (Certificate# RO-PA590/14M/P-VPI) |
| Eyes | Normal (Specialist) |
| Dentition | OFA full dentition (Certificate# RO-DE688/14M-VPI) |
| Hyperuricosuria | Clear (2 copies of the normal allele) |
| Degenerative Myelopathy | Clear (2 copies of the normal allele) |
| Juvenile Laryngeal Paralysis & Polyneuropathy | Clear (2 copies of the normal allele) |
| Coat Length | Clear |
All results independently verified through OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals). Full certificates available on request.
Sienna von Rotherwood is our current dam. Her OFA and genetic testing results:
| Test | Result |
|---|---|
| Hips | OFA Good |
| Elbows | OFA Normal |
| Heart | OFA Normal |
| Patella | OFA Normal |
| JLPP (Juvenile Laryngeal Paralysis & Polyneuropathy) | Free |
All results independently verified through OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals). Full certificates available on request.
Our kennel operates from a rural property in Haldimand, Ontario, which gives our dogs — and our puppies — space to move, play, and be raised outdoors as well as inside our home. Litters are whelped indoors and gradually introduced to the wider property as they grow, so by the time a puppy leaves us, they've experienced far more than a single indoor pen.
Every litter is whelped and raised in our home, not an outdoor kennel building, so puppies are exposed early to household sounds, children, and everyday handling. By the time a puppy is ready to go home, they've been microchipped, started on age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming, and given a temperament assessment to help match the right puppy to the right family. We pay close attention to which puppies suit active households versus calmer ones, and we're upfront with buyers about that fit rather than just matching whoever asks first with whichever puppy is left.
Breeding responsibly takes time to learn — which health issues actually show up generations later, which temperament traits are worth prioritizing, and how a puppy's early weeks predict their adult personality. A newer breeder is still learning these lessons in real time. We've had the time to learn them, adjust our program accordingly, and build a track record buyers can actually check — our testimonials page reflects real families we've placed dogs with over the years, not a handful of curated recent reviews.
If you're considering a German Rottweiler puppy, we'd rather you ask hard questions now than be surprised later. Contact us or reserve a puppy to start the conversation.
We stay reachable long after a puppy goes home — it's common for buyers to call us with training questions in the first year, or just to share how their dog is settling in. That ongoing relationship is part of why so many of our buyers come back for a second Rottweiler years later, and why we ask every new buyer to reach out anytime, not just during the reservation process.