I saw this COOL Rotti mix puppy!!!!

Rob, Tom & myself went to Blockbusters to drop off Ladykillers & pick up another movie. The lot was full so Rob parked in the old TD Bank lot. Tom & I got out & I saw this little Rotti puppy & was gonna ask to pet him/her, but she backed herself against the wall so I didn't want to scare her, so I just looked at her.

& guess what I was looking in to?!?!?!

Nebo BLUE EYES!!!!!!!!!!

I almost stopped breathing, cause I was shocked & I love blue & always stare a pretty blues.

They were very lovely eyes & kept looking at her as I was walking away.

I was hoping to see her again as we came out & I DID!! I staired at her pretty eyes again & noticed one had a 2ed black spot on it.

She was sooooo pretty. She had a full tail, big floppy ears (bigger then a rotti's ears), all the Rotti markings & a white strip down her chest. Her paws looked small so I don't think she'll get as big as a rotti, she might get to 40 pounds.

Awww! How cute!

Too bad you didn't have your camera so you could *SNAP* a few pics! :p

I was thinking about a camera, also. I carry mine everywhere! Never seen a Rotti mix with blue eyes. I'll bet she was beautiful. I'm hoping she wasn't a stray.

When I was looking for a dog a few years ago, I almost took home a full grown male Rotti mix with ice blue eyes. Everything about him looked Rotti except his beautiful eyes. He was stunning. I had my pick narrowed down to him and Roxy. I don't remember why but I chose Roxy.

no no no.. they pup wasn't a stray, other wise I would have caught him/her & took her home with us.

She was with her master waiting for his wife & kids to come out of Blockbuster or DQ (their in the same building).

The sad thing is that she was maybe 20 pounds & she has a prong choaker on.... These choakers r for a last resorce, not for an untrained pup. The pup could have easly been on a halti or a thin nylon choaker. I also think she might not be well scolized, she was a little to shy for a pup & seemed to look up at her master with fear when ever the leashed moved a bit. I know they must be using the prong choaker the wrong way, no dog should fear it!