I am a monolithic cat fanatic so find it difficult to believe that I am posting in a story about my rottweiler but here it goes.

We have been married for nearly thirty years now and have possessed every kind of pooch possible. We could not fulfill our desire of having a rottweiler dog because of money, as we have kids to look after and require money for them..

I was given a Worker's Comp settlement a year ago this past December and opted to get a rotweiler.

From the beginning one of our rottweilers Sandy sat in the front seat with Stephen so he could get used to the truck as the long trips ahead on the road would be a lot more difficult than the shorter ones.

Over time however it became increasingly hard for Sandy to spend so much time in the car and when Stephen had to visit clients he would return to find Sandy jawing a seat, he was just tired.

Every Friday night when Stephen comes home, one of our rottweiler puppies Sandy is so excited to see him that he can hardly get in the door. As any dog owner knows, they seem to excite very easily .

Now Sandy loves to lick people as Stephen found out much to his surprisal one day. Stephen was seeing telly by himself, fiddling with the remote control changing channels when Sandy decide he should get a good licking, so she ran over and stuck her tongue on Stephens face, I was in the corner crying with laughter.

Sandy loves when other people visit her home and the things she get up to are mirthful. Her party trick is to hide behind the sofa then chute out when they are least awaiting it. There are lots more but I will leave those to another day.