We’d all love to sit at home and be with our dogs all day long, but life is sadly not set up for that! We must go to work, to the store, to see family and friends, and do everything else that needs doing. So, can we leave our Rottweiler alone, and how long for?…
It’s wrong to think that Rottweilers are naturally aggressive dogs. Still, they’ve gained a reputation for aggression because they’re large, powerful, confident animals who will go to any length to protect their owners and possessions. However, when they enter puberty, at around 6 to 9 months of age, Rottweilers begin to exert their dominance and…
Out of nearly 200 registered purebred breeds, the Rottweiler is the AKC’s eighth most popular breed. So clearly, people are choosing the Rottweiler as their companion canine for a reason. The Rottweiler is a very distinctive and powerfully-built dog breed. This is a big part of Rottweiler’s appeal, according to the American Kennel Club (AKC)….
Rottweilers are pure people dogs. If you own a Rottweiler, you already know that these dogs have a hard time being separated from their people even for a few minutes! So it just makes sense that your Rottweiler gets so excited to see you that your dog wants to jump on you the moment you…
Rottweilers are known to be strong, fierce, and fearless in protecting and guarding dogs. Or at least they are until they fall asleep. More than a few first-time Rottweiler owners have noted how their dogs so easily switch off the “full alert” setting when they get sleepy. How can a dog guard you and watch…
Rottweilers are popular because they have so many great qualities. Rotties are loyal, loving, affectionate, and incredibly protective of “their” people. Rottweilers that are closely bonded with people are willing to do anything to guard and protect – even to the point of laying down their lives. This is one of the qualities that make…
