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How long is the menstrual period for a rottweiler?
3weeks
What is the Rottweiler's bit force?
306 pounds per square less than a wolf which is 406
Can a husky fight off an attacking rottweiler?
The husky could defeat the rottweiler, but it might be a little bit injured since the rottweiler is so strong in fighting. It's likely that the husky would not get seriously injured since it has thick fur/deep muscles to protect itself from the Rottweiler's strong bites, especially on the throat.
Why does a male rottweiler not accept a female rottweiler when she is in heat?
The female will not be ready to breed, until between day eight and fifteen of her season. You will find his mood will be a bit different then, unless he has been castrated.
How long do rottweiler pupies stay with there mum for?
6 weeks
Which dog is stronger pitbull or rodviler?
the rottweiler would win because of its size and its jaw is bigger then a pitbull so that would mean that it would need more muscle and also of all the dogs the rottweiler has the strongest bit that is no true about pit bulls jaws locking a bit bull jaw is as the same as anyother dog and it may win because of its speed dont get me wrong pitbulls are strong but they are a lot littler then a rottweiler and the rottweiler is a very powerful dog as well as the pit bull but in the fight and i hate dog fights a rottweiler would win
Your rottweiler bit you should you go to the Dr?
If the skin is broken, yes. You could get TB or rabies if in America
How does a rottweiler react if you put your face in its face?
Super mad! If you get in it's face then you will probably get bit or scratch up.
How long does a rottweiler continue growing?
It can take up to three years.
Which is better a bulldog or a rottweiler?
well its easy a rottweiler
How long does it take rottweiler puppies to open their eyes?
12 to 15 days.
How long is a rottweiler?
Rottweilers grow to between 23 and 27 inches at the shoulder.
