German Rottweiler Stud Dogs
Okay, we don't actually own a male of stud dog age, but we are the proud owners of frozen semen of the following Champions
Unkas vom Hause Neubrand
SchH/VPG III, BH, ZtP, IPO III
HD frei, ED +

2004 German National Schutzhund Champion
2005 World Protection Champion
Unkas vom Hause Neubrand webpage
Video of Unkas winning the German Schutzhund Championship
Attila vom Drachenfels
SchH III, FH I, AD, BH, Gek.b.29.09.04, ABST, ARV Körung

Multi V-Rated
2004 ARV SchH III National Champion
2004 IFR World Team Member
2004 USRC NW SchH III Regional Champion
2004 USRC NW FH I Regional Champion
2003 ARV SchH III National Champion
2003 ARV World Team Member
2002 ARV SchH III National Champion
2000 German National Schutzhund Championship- 4th
Attila vom Drachenfels webpage
Home Page
Multi V-1 rated
Deutscher VDH-Champion
Medoc vom Maulbeergraben
BH, AD, Ztp, SchH/VPG III, Gekort bis 5.16.2012

Former Stud dog for the famous vom Hause Neubrand Kennel in Germany
Schutzhund III scores 100-96-100
HD-Frei ED-Frei

frozen semen stored on Oahu
Medoc webpage
Breeding with frozen semen is an expensive, complex procedure, particularly in our remote State of Hawaii. If you are considering using frozen semen, you will need to become familiar with the procedure and prepare well in advance. In Hawaii, there are only a few veterinarians that are proficient in the procedure. Several trips to the veterinarian will be made, a series of progesterone blood tests will have to be done to pinpoint the time of ovulation, the semen which has been frozen in liquid nitrogen may have to be shipped, and the insemination will have to be done surgically; much like a spay operation where the uterus is exposed, the semen is then injected directly into the uterus.