Country Club Rottweilers and Bullmastiffs Consumer Reviews

GREENSBURG, INDIANA -- I have recently read some poor reviews of Country Club Rottweiler and Bullmastiffs. I would like to share my first hand purchase of a brindle bullmastiff. I was specifically instructed to wait till the puppy was weaned (not like the person who claimed they were made to pick up at 5 weeks) at which time I purchased my puppy. He has grown wonderfully, has solid joints, and a wonderful temperament. Beautiful dog from a kind breeder. Just didn't think it was right to not comment after reading these bad comments.

BOWLING GREEN, INDIANA -- My family found her website and it looked great, I read her guest book checking out what people had to say and things looked on the up and up. We drove two hours to purchase our new puppy. For 800 dollars we were to get our female. When we arrived it looked nothing like the website. The owner had just gotten horses that were being checked by a farrier. The grass was extremely tall, too tall for dogs to be in due to ticks, fleas etc. You could barely see them, the mastiffs were all in a small 'house" and we could not go in.

The father was on another property because he was owned by a family member. Only the mother was inside with the pups. She was pretty skinny looking for a new mama. She claims they all take turns being inside to be socialized but I find that hard to believe. I understand they would tear up the house. The pics on the site are outdated, don't be fooled.

We took the pup because we wanted to give her a home. She had a strange parasite, covered in fleas to a point it was unhealthy. At five months she was diagnosed with hip dysplasia. We notified her of the puppy guarantee and she claimed that she had no puppies at this time. OK, she has been horrible about getting back to us, we even did certified mail.

I recently took my dog back to the vet because of behavior issues. Apparently she is in the advanced stages of hip dysplasia and is on constant pain meds. She was only given about a year if that on being able to walk. I am sick. This is my baby. I am so tired of people not giving a damn and living on the backs of defenseless animals.

SHE HAS TO KNOW ABOUT THE Dysplasia. It's a genetic defect, it is bred into these dogs. I will not be played a fool. I do not want any more animals to suffer or any more owners to have to go through what we are. She needs to be stopped.

BOWLING GREEN, INDIANA -- We paid $800 to Country Club Rottweilers and Bullmastiffs in Bowling Green, Indiana, for a rottie puppy born on March 7, 2010. She was one of a litter of five. We were told she was the result of an outcross rather than a line breeding. When we received her AKC papers with her pedigree, we were surprised to learn that her parents were full siblings. We were told female dogs had only one litter a year. Now we see on the breeders' website that the same mother is expecting again sometime this month.

According to information on the breeders' website, the dogs are family raised. What we saw was a small home and lots of dogs outside in fences. Only a favored bullmastiff puppy, the rottie puppies and the mother of the rottie puppies were in the house. We were asked to pick up the puppy when she was five weeks old and we were told at that time that she had been taken from her mother a week earlier. That isn't good for the puppy, but we took her anyway because we felt we could provide for her better than the breeder.

When I last looked at the breeders' website, she had 12 pups for sale and was expecting another litter in September. We were desperate for a puppy or we would not have dealt with a backyard breeder. We hope you are not as desperate and that you will ask for your information in writing. Beware of what you hear from these breeders or buy your puppy from a breeder who isn't in the business of breeding just for the money.