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Meet Kaiser

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Kaiser is an eight year old neuter male Rottweiler.
This big boy will just melt and stare into your eyes with the slightest attention. Being brushed in the shade is a favourite pass time. He loves walks, but having some extra weight is making him tire easily. We are sure with time he will be bounding through the fields again.
Kaiser is an occasional visitor with the SPCA so a fenced yard is a must.

NOTE: Due to the high volume of applications we receive, we will only contact potential adopters to further their application process. We are unable to contact all applicants.

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