Rottweilers

On average between 35 - 40kg depending on her size. I wouldn't worry too much, as she will reach her optimum weight, anything over and she will become obese.

Her height will have slowed down now, but she will fill out until she is about three.

It is always better to be slightly under, not too much, but will help her joints later on.

No, a German Shepherd cross Rottweiler does not make a Dobermann, it makes a mixed breed. A Dobermann (or Doberman Pinscher) is a purebred and fully Kennel Club recognised breed, but may have been originally developed using the Rottweiler. Two purebred Dogs of different breeds mated together will not create a purebred, although some people claim to have created ''Designer'' breeds such as Labradoodles and Cockerpoos.

Rottweiler's are very fast dogs. They have very strong legs and were bred to herd cattle. To stay with the cattle and heard them where they need to go, the have to be fast.

All rottweilers grow fast especially in height, whether they are female or male, but will slow down between 10 and 12 months. They will continue to fill out until they are around 3 years of age. Remember not to overfeed your dog, as this can cause health problems especially with their joints. A dog will always reach its optimum weight, with a good healthy diet.

43-50lbs is the average.

It is possible, but the wolf is more likely to win.

They believe the puppies are invading the fathers territory

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Just like any other animal species, there is no exact answer regarding how fast a Rottweiler runs. That being said, the average healthy adult Rottweiler can run between 20-25 mph.

I had a rottweiler for 13 yrs.

It has been said that a Rottweiler dog's bite pressure now can exceed 2000 pounds per square inch. Years ago the Pit bull was clocked in as to have a bite pressure of 1500 psi and up. The advantage of being bit by a Rottweiler is that this breed of dog's jaw does not lock like the Pitbull's has been know to. I am not a veternarian, nor an expert. Just an individual who has animal experience and does her research before purchasing a dog as a family pet.

BULL MASTIFF IS STRONGER THAN ROTTWEILER. because of his strong jaws and bite force. did you now that the bull mastiff is used by american FBI.

Both breeds were breeds that didn't really have jobs that high energy was needed.

Therefore they don't really need to be 'athletic' breed but in my opinion a Rottweiler would be more happy to go for a 10 mile walk with you than a Presa.

Other Dogs, or maybe the dog catcher if it happens to be roaming the streets.

Rottweilers are dogs. And all dogs are Carnivores. So Rottweilers are Carnivores. Although dogs may sometimes eat grass when they have an upset stomach. But they are indeed meat eaters.

A Labrador Retriever is generally more playful than a Rottweiler. In fact, the Lab is listed as one of the most playful dog breed. However, bear in mind that each individual dog has its own personality. Even dogs of the same breed can have very different temperaments.

Docking of tails should be done between 3 and 5 days old

365 psu

It deppends on animals behaviour, but still NO!

7'5'' tall & 350-375lbs. 7'5'' tall & 350-375lbs.

Around 280 calories worth total in two meals at the beginning and end of the day

All three types of dogs are very much active. They all love to run and take hikes.

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First of all feed her puppy food to help with making more milk and she should be eating double what she usually eats.

Most definitly, I am totally blind and have had a German Rottweiler for my guide dog for 8 years, he is highly intelligent, and very easily trained to accomplish whatever i need done, i also have had problems with falling and being unstable, and if i feel the need to fall down, he is strong enough to catch me. The biggest problem i have run into is that rottweilers have gotten a BAD RAP from television, people preceive that all rottweilers are vicious animals, this is a very big farce! Rottweilers are very gentle dogs, loving, caring, protective and loyal dogs. I personnaly chose a rottweiler for two reasons, one being his intelligence, two being, i have been robbed twice because of my blindness, and my rottweiler looks intiminating, but really is not! Thus, no-one bothers me when he is with me. Everyone that knows my rottweiler loves him,and he loves people. I would most definitly recommend a rottweiler as a service animal chose.