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Who Is Dr. Julie?

Dr. Julie Adams, DVM was obsessed with dogs from the time she could walk. Virtually every job she’s ever had involved working with animals. This led her to a career in veterinary medicine when she graduated from the University of Georgia College of Veteirnary Medicine in May, 2000.

While she started practicing in North Carolina after graduation, she soon moved to Colorado where she’s lived now for over 20 years. She currently lives in the south Denver area with her husband, Mark, and their two dogs.

2000 DVM University of Georgia School Of Veterinary Medicine
1996 B.S. Kennesaw State University, Majored in Biology
Practiced in Colorado and North Carolina since 2000
AVMA Member
Volunteered with the Pet Prescription Program Children’s Hospital
Worked with multiple rescue groups over her career
Lead vet working with the K9 Unit of a local Police Department
After practicing for over 22 years as a small animal vet in multiple animal hospitals, she transitioned into part-time work as a relief veterinarian working for Roo. She now spends most of her time writing about her life as a vet and the dogs she has known.

Dr. Julie Adams is a 2000 graduate from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine and a lifelong dog enthusiast. As a veterinarian she worked with the local police department’s K9 unit providing them with advice and care for their drug-detection dogs. She also volunteered with a local children’s hospital helping to screen candidate dogs for a pet therapy program.

Dr. Jules with 2 of her favorite patients

She’s owned many, many dogs in her life so far. Rottweiler are one of her favorite breeds and she believes them to be misrepresented in today’s world.

Her goal with this blog is to provide some practical and common sense advice for owners (or prospective owners) of Rottweilers. There’s a great deal of misinformation on the internet about how to care for this breed, but this site can serve as a trusted resource (even if I post the pic below with a dog who isn’t a Rottweiler).