I'm afraid it is just a Rottweiler, Shepherd mix. You could give it a fancy name if you like. For example if someone crosses an Akita with a Rottweiler, they call it a Rokita, but it will always be a mix what ever you call it. Be sure you don't pay over the odds for a designer dog, they are just mixed breeds with a fancy price tag.
Puppies
If the German Shepard and Rottweiler where pure bred, you would get a half German Shepard-half Rottweiler mutt.
A German Shepherd , a Doberman, or a Rottweiler.
Yes.
German shepherd or Rottweiler
The offspring will not get any bigger than the parents.
Another Doberman or a German Shepherd.
A German Shepherd X Rottweiler. This would probably be of medium size, have a brown and black coat, have a long fluffy tail and a wide head with powerful jaws. Depending on whether the German Shepherd is long-coat or short-coat, the puppies will be the same. This would make a large, powerful crossbred which would need firm handling and socialisation to give it a good temperament.
Yes. A Doberman, Miniature Pinscher, German Shepherd, Rottweiler, even the Teacup Miniature Pinscher and more, can be pets that are very good guard dogs. I recommend the Doberman, German Shepherd, or the Rottweiler.
I think you mean either a Doberman or a Rottweiler.
The dog's height, and head size answers it. A german shepherd's bite force is secondary to the pitbull. But a german shepherd is still stronger. BITE FORCE LIST 1. rottweiler 2. german shepherd 3. pitbull
The German Shepherd and the Rottweiler and other more! Also known as Police dogs.
German Shepherd Dogs are easier to train. Rottweilers are known to be semi-aggresive and nippy during the training process. They are also very dominant.
No, since German shepherds are built differently from that of a rottweiler, a rottweiler is more stronger and compact in built and has only of the most strongest bite and also because its weigh (40-almost 90kg) they will shake a German shepherd easily.