No, Rottweilers are a common breed throughout the UK and America.
Either German Shepherds or Rottweilers
A little bit before they open their eyes.
As with any breed of Dog, Rottweiler offspring are called puppies.
There are German Rottweilers and there are American Rottweilers. These Dogs differ in their bone structure. One is also bigger than the other.
Rottweilers are a breed of dog that can be found in many countries around the world. They originated in Germany, specifically in the town of Rottweil which is where their name comes from. Today, you can find Rottweilers living in various countries as they are a popular breed for many dog owners.
The Rottweiler breed is one of the most beautiful and intelligent dog breeds in existence.
Yes, Rottweilers can have pigment spots on their tongue. Its not unusual.
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 are a pedigree breed. The only thing that makes them is a male rottweiler and a female rottweiler.
The dog will as good as the training and socialization given when a pup, whether pure breed or cross breed. Rottweilers suffer terrible publicity, due to irresponsible and bad ownership. The majority of rottweilers have fantastic temperaments, and are loyal to their families.
Media portrays Rottweilers as vicious dogs that attack people and their size contributes to the fear. Of course people believe all that they hear. The truth is that rottweilers are great family dogs, loyal, willing to risk their life for you and very loving. As long as you are nice to them, they are nice to you which is like any animal. Rottweilers get their size because they were originally breed to be as strong as a mule and give the workers a companion. Which is exactly what they are. A companion. Hope I could help!