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Rottweiler birth


Question Posted Thursday January 11 2007, 7:09 pm

Hi.
So i have do to this report on Rottweilers and i read this book and it didnt have how many babies a rottweiler has or how often they have babies. Does anyone know how many and how often rottweilers have babies? I really need help.... the report is due the 26th.
-YOLIV

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