The average lifespan of a mixed breed dog in the U.S., given proper care and food, is 12 to 13 years. A Rottweiler, which is a rather large breed, may live only 10 years to 11 years. However, an animal that is half Rottie and half medium-sized dog, say a Staffordshire terrier, may live the average lifespan. The smaller the "other half," the greater the chance for a longer life, in general.
A rottweiler is often used as a guard dog. But they can live in any home with proper training.
A rottweiler is a German hunting dog
No, if a pet dog is healthy and good natured, then it should be kept and loved for as long as possible no matter what the breed.
Rottweiler....ANYDAY
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Most definitely the rottweiler.
As for a guard/yard dog, the rottweiler is better due to size.
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It depends on your dog's health, but a dog and coyote mix should live for up to 14 years.
Although it is possible to mate a Rottweiler on it's first season, for the Dog's health it should be atleast 3 years old before mating. Breeding a Dog too young can be bad for the Dog's health.
The average lifespan for a Lab is 10 to 13 years, and the average lifespan for a Rottweiler is 10 to 12 years. Mixed breeds are usually a little healthier than their purebred cousins, so a Rott-Lab mix could live a scooch longer. Keep up with the dog's preventative treatments, feed the best food you can afford, don't allow the dog to become over weight, brush it's teeth, and get prompt care when he/she gets ill, and your dog will have the best chance to live a long and happy life!