Before you decide to bring a Rottie into your home, be sure to thoroughly research the breed and its needs.
Do your homework before you adopt to make sure your Rottie isn't another statistic, and you will be rewarded with love and loyalty for many years.
However, there are other reasons that a Rottie may be sent to a rescue.
If you don't need a purebred Rottie, a mixed breed will be just as loving.
My Rottie is very laid back and easy going, and from what I understand about the Bullmastiff from talking with his current owner, he is very sweet and gentle.
The large numbers of rescue groups are wonderful news forpeople who hope to adopt a Rottie of their own, but it is sad that there is such an overwhelming need for so many Rottie rescue groups.
There are many Rottweiler rescue groups where you can find a Rottie to fit into your family.