Living a Creative Life

Sloan was a sweet charmer from the day he was brought home. A big happy goof that brought entertainment, cuddles and slobber to everyone he met, as well as some gas (He was a gassy dog and not afraid to unleash it). 

Sloan was also my number one hiking buddy, rare for a Rottie, getting all the attention on the trails and enjoying his summit snacks. 

Sloan LOVED sticks; they had to be big though, he would only swim to bring back the most giant stick (mostly logs) I could throw. 

Sloan let 16 foster brothers and sisters live with us, primarily puppies but let one stay forever; his best bud Brew, a fearful foster fail.
Brew was attached to Sloan, always needing to be touching him; Sloan brought out Brew’s playfulness.

In Sloan’s elder years at eight, he helped many dogs during covid being my demo dog for virtual dog training classes. 

He helped teach six classes a week and showed off that a Rottweiler can be trained using force-free methods. 

If I had to list Sloans top 5 favourite things in life, it would be Sticks, Walks, Cheese, Barking at people walking by the house and his family. ...