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Home » Reader question » Reader question: How can I get a Rottweiler?
Reader question: How can I get a Rottweiler?
Dear readers,
Many foreigners have a dog in Thailand. I would like to know where and how I can get a Rottweiler? With info on the internet I come to a site where prices start from 85.000 baht, well I'm a dog lover but I personally think that's a lot of money.
Does anyone in the Pattaya area know where I can get such a dog? You would do me a huge favor with that.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Bart
Have a look here, good luck; http://www.pprottweiler.com
will
In Thailand it will be difficult. In Indonesia, Jakarta there is a good breeder of Rottweilers. Just search for “Sri Judawati Englie”
He mainly trains dogs, but also breeds. With Dutch Shepherds, Malinois, and Rottweilers mainly.
Count on a price of around 1.000 Euros when you have the dog with you in Thailand. More expensive than in Europe…
Arjen.
chatuchak in bkk if they are not there you can order rothweiler +/- 10000/15000 dobermann same price
If you look on the Thailand Rotweiler site you see someone with a puppy, one Franzen Herbert with a telephone number prices from 16000 bath good luck
Hello Bart
I came across this on the internet
Homebreed Rottweiler puppies for sale
Vaccination + dewormed with pet passport. Health checked by Khon Khaen University Animal Hospital + Health warranty by intl. breeder's purchase contract.
Can delivery to all mayor destinations in Thailand.
Price starts 16.000 baht, with pedigree certificate 25.000 baht
Any questions
08 575 000 10
Cheaper than 85.000
Just surf the internet at Baht & Sold, among others, there are some rotweiler puppies for sale.
https://www.bahtsold.com/view/beautiful-female-rottweiler-puppies-for-sale-370883
for that price difference you can drive to Udon Thani I think,
I bought a Rothweiler 2/5 years old on the market in Korat
Actually let a puppy come from NL with someone.
Maybe that's for the best.
https://www.puppyplaats.nl/zoekpuppy.php?zoekveld=Rottweiler
Hello Bart, take a look at Marketplace Thailand, everything is for sale
Just like a marketplace in the Netherlands
Saw it yesterday 3 pups and not expensive
Fri gr Aloysius