Rottweilers Are not bad Dogs, Infact there very good, gentle dogs. The reason there bad/Have a bad Reputation isnt because of them. Long before We were born they Peoples would train Rottweilers to be vicious dogs, and since there were trained to do that it somehow got bred into there breed.
nothing it just comes like that, no 2 dogs make a rottweiler
No .... A Rottweiler Will Not Attack His Master .... They Are Guard Dogs .... They Protect You Not Attack You
Rottweiler's don't have many enemies except for other dogs. if your Rottweiler has a problem with another dog it will not stop barking
No. There are of course crossbreeds, but there is only one 'breed' - Rottweiler.
You get a mix between 2 dogs- a sheep dog and a rottweiler.
Rottweilers are a pedigree breed. The only thing that makes them is a male rottweiler and a female rottweiler.
Rottweilers, like most other dogs, are products of their environment. They may have some innate aggressive tendencies but should not be violent dogs.
Many people believe that other dogs would be an enemy to the rottweiler and others their owners. Bad owners would be the correct answer as many dogs are put to sleep due to incorrect training and socialisation.
Yes, there is. Any of the Nintendogs games have dogs in them. I'm not sure if there is a Rottweiler and friends game, but you can definitely find a Rottweiler on one of the multiple versions.
Many people believe the Rottweiler to be descended from a mastiff type dog which the Romans used when they conquered Europe. The Romans used these dogs primarily for herding the cattle and sheep needed as food for their armies. The modern breed of Rottweiler is believed to have been developed in Germany in a district known as Rottweil, hence the name Rottweiler. The Germans used these dogs as herd dogs for their farming animals.
Rottweiler's don't have many enemies except for other dogs. if your Rottweiler has a problem with another dog it will not stop barking
The German Shepherd and the Rottweiler and other more! Also known as Police dogs.