Rottweilers were first used as cattle droving dogs in Rome. Until around 1900, they were then used as police dogs for a brief period and then mainly as a companion dog. They were never bred or intended to be "guard" dogs or hunting dogs for humans. It is only their willingness to be trained, their loyalty, size and looks that have lead to them sometimes being trained as guard dogs these days. They are much more suited to being loyal well trained house pets.
Rottweilers were generally bred to herd sheep and livestock and also for protection. In the roman times, Romans breed rottweilers in order for them kill their enemy and that is why they are manstoppers, since the strenght and built of rottweiler will knock you to the ground as what the Germans used them for in world war 2.
Rottweilers were originated in Germany, where it was used to drive cattle and pull carts for farmers and butchers.
Back in the day rottweilers where used for pulling carts and protection... but now they are used as guard dogs, family pets, and protection plus there just awesome
Rottweilers are believed to have been first bred by the Roman Empire.
Rottweilers feet are not webbed.
rottweilers eat dog food duhhh
Well, first they get called then you put food in there bowl its that simple.
Rottweilers are very prone to joint problems, mainly in their hips. Your rottie will more than likely not develop hip problems after their first few years of life.
No, Rottweilers are a common breed throughout the UK and America.
Collies, rottweilers were used to herd cattle
Mostly rottweilers and dobermans but bulldogs , pitbulls and bull terriers are being used
Rottweilers have made no significant difference to society.