Individual Show Wins and New Titles

Submitted by jackie on Sun, 01/09/2011 - 11:37

You can now post your Rottweilers latest Show Wins and New Title achievements yourself! One of the new features allows you to log in to your member account and create the post and it appears in the "Member Show Wins" or "Member Titles" section along with the profile picture that is on your dogs profile as soon as you click save. Who could ask for better reporting then that? Get the news out as soon as it happens!

We liked the fact that instead of just text with a link, the new format allows the viewer to see a picture of the winning dog or new title holder, details about the win or title, the Judge's name and a link to the dogs profile.Go to the FAQ and click on the How Do I Create A Show Win or New Title Announcement?

Don't forget that you can change the profile picture at any tiime and the picture will automatically be updated in the Member Show Wins or New Title Reports. For those of you who don't have a profile picture posted - this is a great reason to get that picture up!

Of course we are continuing to report the Show Results as soon as they are available. If you are a member of Rottweiler Nation and you a profile for your dog, we will continue to link the show results winners to their profiles.

We hope you like this new feature and will take advantage of it because RottweilerNation.Com has between 10,000 to 14,000 visitors monthly. That's a lot of people you are sharing your good news with! The best part is that as always it is free to join, free to create profile(s) for your Rottweiler(s) and it is free to post your Show Wins and New Title Achievements.

Thanks for being a part of the Rottweiler Nation community.

This is a day of fun for both

Submitted by mollysteves on Thu, 10/20/2011 - 01:53.

This is a day of fun for both pets and owners. This is the perfect time for our beloved pets to showcase their talents and skills. I have read of this information. This is very alarming and must served as a warning to all pet owners. Desperate times result in desperate measures. Across the country, crime has seen a reduction in the last numerous years. However one crime rate is going up -- dognapping. Some say this is because of the down-turned economic climate. Others, however, see more mundane factors for the trend. Are dognappings yet another sign of uncertain financial times, as this cruel kind of trade is also on the rise. The problem of petnapping has been getting worse as the economy struggles.