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How much should 1 day old rottweiler weight?
400 to 500 grms
Will a rottweiler come running towards you after a day of work?
Yes, a rottweiler that likes you and has bonded with you will come running towards you after a day of work, as long as you haven't trained it not to. How you raise the dog is much more important than the breed of dog.
How many times a day does a rottweiler eat?
56
When does the rottweiler sleep?
At night with several naps throughout the day depending on age and if one keeps the dog up and active. A rottweiler is not nocturnal.
How much electrical energy does the average American require per day?
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How far should you walk your rottweiler a day?
40 minutes, is more than enough not to put too much stress on joints etc.
What is strouger rottweiler or Doberman?
Rottweilers are the strongest, Because of there massive jaws and Huges Muscles they Overmatch the Doberman pinscher any day. But ofcourse if you mean like a full grown doberman agaisnt a Rottweiler that is a different case. So in other words the Rottweiler will overmatch the Doberman Pinscher any day for sure.
Will your rottweiler mate on her 7th day of heat?
No, probably not. She will be more willing around the 12th day, which is the peak of her heat.
Hi you have a Rottweiler he weighs 6.3kg you are just wondering how much food he should have and how often?
Around 280 calories worth total in two meals at the beginning and end of the day
When should you feed your rottweiler?
Every day like a normal dog. Twice a day-One in the morning and one in the afternoon
How much energy can one person save in a day?
As much as they use
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.
