About us

Pictured above is my Husband Tod, with my three wonderful children

Ryan (age 5), Reagan (age 3), Little Rory 5 months old and Kim~

Kaynoble Kennels we strive for excellence, and when you meet the "gang" you will see how remarkable they truly are. Since they are a large part of our lives, they are all well rounded, well socialized and confident dogs. All our dogs are raised within our home, with my three young children, a cat and of course my horses..

Our current focus is Conformation, and Sieger style shows, in which our dogs do extremely well. In the future as our young children grow, obedience, tracking and herding will also become part of our focus point.

Kaynoble Kennels we try very hard to be owner handlers of our own dogs. To be holding the end of the leash in a large group of dogs and being given some type of Merit from a judge means so much to us. I have worked so very hard to achieve the quality of type, temperament and overall conformation of the Kaynoble dog. I am very proud to call these dogs my own and hope that in the years to come my hard work and dedication will continue to show!

We are members of the Canadian Kennel Club, Rottweiler Club of Canada and the Ottawa Kennel Club.

I am also a certified Canine and Equine Sports Massage Therapist so to say the least my dogs enjoy the reward of a massage on a frequent basis...

Our puppies are all raised in our home, with our three children and our adult dogs till they are presented into their new homes. We feel that early socialization, puppy aptitude tests and early stimulation is a must to ensure our puppies are placed with the proper home where each dog will excel.

Kaynoble Rottweilers plans each breeding very carefully for the betterment of the breed. Therefore we do not breed often, usually one to two litters per year.

At Kaynoble Kennels we do not believe in "Kennel" dogs, as the Rottweiler is such an intelligent breed, to sit in a kennel run all it's life minds go astray...

I believe the reason my dogs have such excellent temperaments and are so well rounded is that they only spend limited timeout in runs and spend more time in our home as family members (Yes all 7 of them~!)

Any given night you will find 3 to 4 Rottie's sleeping in our bedroom. They truly love to be members of your family, and they certainly deserve that respect.