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sorry cant help you,what i dont understand is why a poor family would want to add to their financial problems by taking on a large dog.Its not just food bills its vet bills too.Before he was a year old my dog ran me up a pretty steep vet bill.I remember telling him at the time,i couldve bought 3 German Shepherds for what he cost me!!!Putting him down was NOT an option for me but bear it in mind before you take on any animal.Sorry if i sound hard,i dont mean to.Think about it

A poor family (I'm guessing already on welfare) can not afford a pet. They would be looking at at least $1,500.00 in vet bills alone  (this includes neutering fees, if they get a female, spaying is more expensive) the first year and then there's the cost of food, toys, collar/harness, leash, this all adds up. They can expect this "free" puppy to cost them $2,000.00 the first year. I hope this poor family is at least getting the free condoms and discounted birth control pills to keep from adding to the child count in the house.

Put him in the paper and sell him to a nice home in the country.

Colleen

They are looking to get one, not give one away.

OOPS! Hehehehe

A poor family has no business owning a Rottweiler...If you have to get a dog, get a smaller one that is cheaper to feed. If you want a dog for protection, Chihuahua or poodles make good door bells....