The only accepted colouring for a Rottweiler is black-and-tan. This means the Dog's body is all black with rusty brown markings on the legs, above the eyes and on the muzzle. Some Rottweilers also have tan markings on their chest and under their tail. This is the only accepted colour for this breed.
This usually means the Rottweiler is not pure bred, it is mixed with another breed I just don't know what the breed is.
A Rottweiler has individual markings of fur on each other to tell each other apart. It is perfectly natural to have these markings on a Rottweiler.
no pure breed rottweiler's don't have white markings but it's is know for not only rottweiler's who aren't purebred to have white markings but rottweiler's who are both pure bred and predigree..which in most cacses the breeder will drown any pups withwhite markings...MMarley :)
The Rottweiler is like the Doberman but a lot fatter and sometimes broader. Sometimes they have the same markings as the Doberman.
yes because dogs colourings go lighter through age. If they are straight black they can get some brown markings at 8 weeks of age.
You can check a dog breed handbook and look up a rottweiler. Rottweilers usually have a docked tail. They are somewhat bulky, and are black with redish brown markings above their eyes, on their chest, and legs. They have a smooth coat.
I have one that is brown and black like a rottweiler. Good dog, Learns quick, trained quick, listens well.
The American Kennel Club defines a Rottweiler here as a working breed of medium size, with a black coat and rust or tan colored markings. The modern breed was rescued from near-extinction in the early 1900s but is a legitimate continuation of the original breed.
well its easy a rottweiler
Vizslas are self-colored dogs and should not have light markings on the face. The eye rims should blend with the rest of the color on the coat.
The puppies will be three quarters Rottweiler, one quarter Shepherd. (75% Rottweiler, 25% Shepherd).
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The Rottweiler is in the Working Group.