Yes they do, they have a small spot (Deep tan/Mahogony in colour) above each eye.
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.
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.
Rottweilers are usually black and brown, or brown and tan, with short, coarse fur.
Rottweilers have eyebrows to help protect their eyes from debris and to communicate their emotions through facial expressions.
Rottweilers and Labrador Retrievers both have short, glossy coats but they are different colours. Rottweilers are always black with tan markings, and Labradors can be all black, all blonde (yellow) or all brown (chocolate).
Rottweilers, Australian shepherds, Dobermans, the Bernese mountain dog and some Coon hounds
A little bit before they open their eyes.
Some dog breeds with distinctive eyebrow markings include the Siberian Husky, Rottweiler, and Bernese Mountain Dog. These breeds have markings above their eyes that resemble eyebrows, giving them a unique and expressive appearance.
The bird with black markings around its eyes is called a common grackle.
The species of birds that have distinctive red markings around their eyes are called red-eyed vireos.
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Some of the breeds that have distinctive markings on the legs that you might call freckles are many of the hunting dogs, like the various pointers and setters. These markings are called "tick markings" and some good examples are the German Shorthaired Pointers and Bluetick Coonhounds. Breeds that can have other types of spots on their legs include Australian Shepherds; Dalmatians; Beagles; and Basset Hounds for a few that come to mind first as examples. Look at the breed pictures at the AKC site (by way of the related link below) for more possibilities of the types of markings you are describing.