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MAR ? 7 2000 <br />Let us once again sum up the character of the Rottweiler and it’s pffhcipal <br />features: He is a faithful and obedient dog, loyal to home and <br />master, <br />possessing medium temperament and sharpness; a bold and fearless <br />dog who <br />keeps the peace for a long time, but in case of need attacks swiftly <br />and without <br />regard for consequences, who combines joy in battle with readiness <br />to guard, <br />but soon changes to a peaceful mood and possesses firmness of <br />nerves in all <br />situations, that is the Rottweiler. <br />There is one thing that he is not: he is not a dog to be kept in <br />captivity or on a <br />chain. Naturally one can occasionally keep even a Rottweiler in <br />captivity or tie <br />but if this is done all the time his characterhim up for a short time. <br />will be ruined. <br />The more he can be in the company of men, the more intimate the <br />family <br />relationship, the more firmly does he attach himself to man, and the <br />more do the <br />good, useful and aimable sides of his character reveal themselves. <br />Thus there <br />arises as Paul Eipper has so well expressed it, "A beautiful <br />relationship based <br />on reciprocity which may grow and deepen in an ummaginable <br />degree." <br />It has come to our attention that Kevin Garmett is applying for a kennel <br />license for his 9 rottweiler/mastif dogs. <br />The city of Orono requires residents who wish to have more than 2 dogs to <br />apply for a kennel license. These are routinely passed. <br />If you are concerned about this matter as others are please sign a petition to <br />voice your opinion and show up and the Council meeting at 7:00 on <br />Monday. With out your voice we face a time bomb that could effect us <br />forever. This could effect your well being and yoiu property values.