

Breeding For Excellence

Champion Imported Rottweilers
Adrk & Ifr Seiger Bloodlines
Belin Von Iron Heart Kennel




We are proud to have the world famous Vom Edelstein, Scherau, Timit Tor, Princes D'Aragone, V.H Milsped, Haus of Lazic, Mühlbachstrasse, Darnel , Buso Da Dovara, Kinders of Royal Rott, Can Simbolico, Od Vadanora Vom Silberblick, Blauen Welle, Vom Zica Maradona, Saetta Negri Rott, Vom Wolfert Turm, V.H.Huenink, V.H. Drazic, Cizmica, Earl Antonius, Flash Rouse, Crni Lotos,Von Der Crossener Ranch, Vom Hause Marker, OD Dragicevica, Lauterbrücke, Teufelsbrucke, Vom Schwaiger, Hause Rumpel, Vom Mullberg, Tonberger Hohe, Hassberghöhen, Vom Weissen Schwan, V.H. Golden Widerschein, Da Dovara, Königskanzel, Von Burgthann, od Vadanora, Dunkel Augen, Scherau ,Junipera, Calvario & True Rott kennel infused in our breeding line
Our motto is start with the best and forget the rest!!!

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Belin Von Iron Heart
We are committed to make the breed better
Breeding for excellence and nothing less
Always remember
Dogs with a great pedigree are not cheap...
And cheap dogs are not of a great pedigree...
New Style German Rottweiler Breeder Established In 2015



☆☆☆WE USE TOP ADRK & IFR BLOODLINES ONLY THE BEST OF THE BEST☆☆☆
PRESERVING AND IMPROVING THE BREED STANDARD
USING IFR & ADRK WORLD CHAMPION BLOODLINES


World Class German & Serbian Bloodlines
Breeding off the best IFR & ADRK champions
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Multiple ADRK, International, & IFR World Champions Bloodlines
All Puppies AKC Registered
Belin Von Iron Heart Rottweilers
Welcome to Iron heart Rottweilers
Our diamond rated super dogs will consistently produce strong puppies with amazingly wide heads. They inherit short heavy thick muzzles, super strong thick bones, great stops, with an unmatched world class pedigrees.
We are committed to studying pedigrees before
we pair dogs for breeding
Our approach to breeding Rottweilers is strict and true to standard. Iron Heart will
never compromise our commitment to absolute excellence. Our focus is simple the health,temperament,conformation,drive and the overall look of eminence of our world class super dogs.
Our pups inherit supreme stature and eminence of appearance,outstanding heads superior temperaments, giant body size and muscle tone rarely seen!! Our founding bloodlines are phenomenal German ,Serbian and Euro lines. We have some of the best ADRK working lines & IFR World Champion lines on the planet!! We have done our job.. We really hope you enjoy our tremendous line of dogs!
IFR & ADRK World Champion Bloodlines
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We hope that you enjoy our dogs !!!
Our Loving Dogs Are willingly Securing
Protecting Homes & Businesses World Wide!!
CH. Matrix Imperial Warrior
CH. Elvis Von Der Muhlbachstrasse
WCH. Dack Flash Rouse
CH. Lex Vom Hause Edelstein
2X WCH. Burning Des Princes Dragaone
WCH. Gonzzo Earl Antonious
CH. Lucky Of Kinders Royal Rott
CH. Rex Timit Tor
CH. Bronx od Vadanora
CH. Samson Von Der Blauen Welle
CH. Rik Darnel
WCH. Sting Haus Of Lazic
WCH. Bronko OD Dragicevica
CH. Hero Von Der Tonberger HoHe
CH. Furbo Timit Tor
WCH. Astor Von Junipera
CH. Akino Von Der Lauterbrucke
WCH. Merlin Flash Rouse
CH.Gonsalo Buoso da Dovara
CH. Muck Von Der Scherau
CH. Uzi Flash Rouse
our pedigree features the
world & international champions
Belin Von Iron Heart Rottweilers
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Title Video's the best of the best !!
Top world Champion dogs in our pedigree
The Rottweiler
A tough, dependable companion!!!
The Rottweiler has a heart of gold and plenty of courage!!

The Rottweiler is a dog of many talents: he’s rough ,strong and relentless guarder of love ones. Yet it is humble, ready for anything; easy to train, if treated with respect and consistency; loyal and protective, at times to a fault; strong, yet gentle; aloof and dignified with strangers and playful and loving to his family. In short, the Rottie is the typical “tough guy with a heart of gold.” This steadfast canine soldier developed from the Molossus dog of Italy, a Mastiff-type dog bred to fight lions in Roman amphitheaters and serve the army in its campaigns. The progenitors of the Rottie traveled with the conquerors, driving and protecting cattle that fed the warriors on their long and arduous treks through inhospitable terrain. Dogs often stayed behind as the armies pressed on, breeding with the native canines and producing working dogs suited to particular climates, conditions, and occupations. The Romans crossed the Alps into southern Germany in the First Century on the road to conquering all of Europe. The Romans established the town of Arae Flaviae as a fortified cultural and administrative center. The red-tiled roofs of the most important buildings gave the village its German name, Rottwil (red villa), later changed to Rottweil.
The town grew in importance, and by the Middle Ages, it was a bustling center of commerce and justice. Cattlemen used the descendants of the Roman dogs to bring the herds to the butcher for sale and to guard their purses of money on the way home, and the butchers in turn used the dogs to pull the carts carrying the meat. The butchers developed a larger strain of dogs for draft work, but it is the smaller herding-type Rottweilers that are most popular today. Eventually, donkeys replaced Rottweilers as city cart draft animals. The growing prominence of the railroad for shipping freight as well as transporting people led to the outlawing of cattle drives through German towns. Since dogs were prized more for the work they did than the companionship they provided, Rottweilers declined in population; in 1900, only a single Rottie bitch was recorded in all of Rottweil. The breed’s resurgence began a few years into the 20th Century when Rotties were recognized as potential police dogs for their intelligence, loyalty, and strength. The rest is history.
In 1921, after several years of squabbles among fanciers, the Allgemeiner Deutscher Rottweiler Klub formed with the motto “Rottweiler breeding is working dog breeding.” No Rottweiler can have a German championship without first proving his mettle as a working dog. The Rottie came to the US with a German emigrant, probably in the late 1920s. The first litter was whelped in 1930, and the first dog registered by the American Kennel Club in 1931. The original stock in this country came from Germany, but breeding requirements in the US were not as strict as in the homeland. The breed marked time until after WWII, when it began a steady rise in popularity as an obedience dog. In more recent years, German-bred dogs have achieved a level of attention as more Rottie owners get involved in Schutzhund or protection work with their dogs. German breeders still insist on working ability in their dogs and championships are withheld if the dog cannot prove himself in the field as well as the show ring.