Purchasing a Von Evman Rottweiler
We accept the last day only CASH. No check, money orders, cashier's checks, Paypal, Credit Card, etc.
If you wish not to bring cash, make sure you send your personal check for the full amount to arrive to us minimum 10 working days before you pick up your puppy.
We bank with PNC bank so a wire transfer a few days before picking up your puppy is also accepted.
If you are unable to bring cash or pay in advance we accept money using (Zelle or Cashapp Only Please).
Zelle Receiving Information is Evie Lynn 813-789-1301.
Zelle only allows you to transfer a small amount at a time. Make sure you know ahead of time how much Zelle will allow you to transfer in a day. It usually is only 500.00 to 1000.00 a day but some accounts will allow you to do more. Please double-check with your bank or money transfer app.
Cashapp (Receiving code is $vonevman).
Your accounts need to be created and verified a few days before you come to take home your puppy. You must verify your Cashapp account days beforehand to change the 250.00+ daily limit but there is also a $2500 daily transaction limit for most account holders we've seen so please be prepared with another method of payment alongside an app.
Florida sales tax is 7%... (The only time it is exempt from sales tax is if you are registered with the government as a disabled Veteran. Please bring your card, letter or documents stating this that you received from the government)
All other must pay tax no exceptions.
The Department of Revenue knows how many litters of puppies a breeder sells so there is no way to get around it. Many Breeders that have not send in their sales tax has been fined and charged interest. All breeders MUST charge sales tax. You can read Statute 12A- 1.049 that requires all breeders to charge sales tax on the purchase of a puppy. Even if you are coming and bringing your puppy home to another state, anything purchased in the state of Florida must include sales tax. You can read the statute on the internet to get better understanding.
We also will have depending on what other items you will buy from us about 375.00+ worth of other items. This purchase will assist you with the puppy not spending thousands of dollars going to the Veterinarian on unnecessary care and purchases and exposing the puppy of Viruses and disease that is in your veterinarian's clinic. We will give you a first aid kit list that you should have for the puppy at home so if you have any concerns, we can assist you on how to care for your puppy. Most everything can be purchased at the local drug store.
Yes! We certify the health on all of the Rottweilers we breed with the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA). Our bloodline lives longer and has less genetic defects. Our 100% German bloodline does more winning than any other bloodline in the world so they are the correct look. Very few breeders worldwide can acclaim this.
The first thing you need to do is to look through the website to learn about us and our Rotts. Then, open up and print the Puppy Questionnaire (this is a PDF file). You will need to fill out the completely with as much information as you can. This will help us to select the best puppy for your personality and needs. After completing the questionnaire, mail it to us along with your binder fee. Make the binder payable to Evie Lynn and mail it to the following address:
Evie Lynn
Von Evman Rottweilers
19300 County Road 33
Groveland, FL 34736
Pricing for puppies start at $3,800.00 to $6,800.00+ depending on the parent's bloodlines, titles, age, and current selection out of the litter. The first pick from the litter is $6500.00+ and then it goes down to the last pick for $3800.00+.
We breed top quality bloodlines and always have a waiting list for our dogs. A $1000.00 binder fee is required to get you on the waiting list for our dogs and goes towards the price of your puppy.
Upon receiving your binder fee you will be placed on a waiting list, this ultimately depends on our litter availability. Preferably, give Evie Lynn a call at 813-789-1301 AFTER 6 PM EST to discuss availability before you send in your binder fee. We are not responsible for any lost checks that are sent in without any prior notification.
We have countless families ahead of you awaiting a new family member as well, so please be patient with us. Thank you.
Yes, you can. We do not know how many puppies will be in an upcoming litter though. The puppies will be graded during the first weeks and the quality and price decided, almost like a beauty and talent contest. Our goal is to breed top quality Rottweilers. Be sure to complete the Puppy Questionnaire and send in your binder to reserve a puppy. When puppies becomes available, we will go down the list of the people who have sent in the $1000.00 binder, as they have first choice.
We do evaluations all through the puppy's life. The litters we breed is very consistent, so it is hard to evaluate the puppies at such a young age... We start at 5 weeks, but it does not tell us much. Then about 6 and 7 weeks then we can determine a lot. 8 weeks is the final evaluation, and we also have the Mobile Veterinarian that does the health certificates do his evaluation with us.
Yes, you sure can! You can come to visit with the parents and us, if the mothers are not with their puppies, and see the puppies. It is hard to evaluate a puppy before they are ready to go home since their looks, temperament, and character will change weekly. The puppies will be ready to go home at 8 weeks of age; this is Florida law. We, as breeders, start the evaluations as they grow and do the final evaluation at 8 weeks when the Veterinarian comes to give the health certifications and clearance. It is important to know that our litters are reserved quickly so if waiting to view, it is possible the entire litter might already be sold!
We accept appointments for people to come and visit on Saturdays. We own a large gift plant Nursery and must run that business during the week.
If you are flying in, we usually want to accommodate you on what flight schedule you have. We live on the 55-acre farm and Plant nursery, so we are here all day and night. We are 40+ minutes from Orlando Airport. Plan to be here for minimum 1:30 hours. We have a lot to go over with you. Plan to be at the airport 2 hours before your flight leaves. On the website it will tell when the puppy is ready to go home. This does not men you must come that day but please remember that we run a large Plant nursery business so during the weekday it MUST be planned with us if you are coming a different day than the day that are ready to go home. If you are flying you MUST be here within 10 days of the health certificate so it is approved by the airlines which their rule is that the health certificate must be within 10 days of signing.
Your puppy will be happy being with you so you do not need to think the puppy will be going through any stress. We do give you a beefalo bone to put into the soft-sided luggage pet carrier so the puppy will focus on the bone and not what is going on all around them.
You need to book the puppy to be on the plane with you in advance so when you book your flight then make sure you let the airlines know you are booking a puppy to go ON the plane with you. You will be provided by us a health certificate. One for you to keep which is the original and the other is a copy for the airlines to keep. The health certificate must be within 10 days of flying so we will make sure with you the planning on your arrival that the health certificate is within 10 days of your travel.
If you are driving to us in a vehicle, we do not recommend your puppy being in a crate unless there will be 2 puppies traveling or someone is next to the puppy talking and singing to it. If you put it in the crate right away and not comforted by anyone or another pet then this will produce a dog that will be afraid and emotional to drive in a car and will remember this experience through its life. The first experience in the automobile should be a positive and joyful one. Have someone hold your new puppy in the arms or make a place next to you as you drive for the puppy but make sure it does not interrupt your safe driving. If you are driving alone then you can play music loud and sing along; your puppy will think your singing is great and will be comforted by it.
General Rottweiler Questions
We recommend that you spay at about 2 years old and females should go through a couple full heat cycles first. The longer you wait before spay or neutering your pet will lessen the chance of your Rottweiler getting cancer.
Research from Dr. David Waters DVM, PhD, head of the Gerald P. Murphy Cancer Foundation at Purdue University has proven that dogs spayed or neutered under the age of 1 year of age have a higher risk of cancer.
We do not dock our tails. It is no longer allowed in all countries. Findings have shown that it is not healthy to crop the tails and is also cruel to the animals. We follow, as everyone should, the mother country of our breed which the German standard for the Rottweiler breed where it is against the law to crop a tail. The Rottweiler needs the tail for better movement and balance. Plus you can see the temperament and how the Rottweiler is feeling by how he/she holds their tail. The docked tail is something of the past. America is the last country to change this. It is also important to note that dogs with cropped tails cannot be shown in most countries.
Every day here at Eve's Garden, is bring your children to work day. The children get to play with the puppies when they come into the production warehouse. We call this daycare for the puppies and the children are their teachers.
The best dog food is the Ultimate Lamb and rice made by Midwestern pet food out of Indiana. They do not use any foreign ingredients and lamb and Rice is very digestible for dogs and people! We sell the bags here if you are driving but if you are flying in you want to have a bag at home waiting for the puppy. Chewy sells this type of dog food and if you purchase 2 bags the shipping is free. Let us know your flight schedule or driving schedule so we can make sure you have enough food if you are staying overnight anywhere. We will have food prepared for the puppy, so you do not have to open a big bag of food. This is not a puppy food because puppy food is too high in protein for a Rottweiler puppy. Veterinarians do not know this since they are not breeders and they will try to sell you what they sell so they can make a good profit from their products.
Rottweiler Do's & Don'ts
1. Do not leave your Rottweiler outside when you are not at home.
2. Keep fresh water available to your Rottweiler at all times.
3. Never leave a collar or training device around your Rottweiler's neck while left unattended.
4. Do not feed your Rottweiler one to two hours BEFORE or AFTER an exercise period. Doing so could cause the dog to bloat and result in death.
5. Always use a pet carrier when transporting your Rottweiler. Never put your dog in the open back of a pickup truck.
6. Do not allow children under the age of twelve to be alone with your Rottweiler.
7. Do teach children to be loving and respectful of your Rottweiler.
