Rottweilers

Our 3 year old Russian/German male is much taller than the German Rottie we had. He weighs in at 145 lbs and is well-defined rather than heavy. He has a very wrinkled face compared to German Rotties.

I would take your dog to puppy classes and get it socialised with as many dogs and people as possible. Start training as soon as possible. You must show yourself as being the dominant or you will have problems later on, that doesn't mean you have to shout or batter your dog. If you start showing your fear, then your dog will pick up on it. Remember a dog likes it's own space also, they don't need to be touched and stroked all of the time.

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That depends on the individual dog and what type of food you are feeding. Like humans, different dogs will have different nutritional needs to maintain a healthy weight. In general, a dog will need to eat less of a higher quality food than a low quality kibble

A Rottweiler's average size can range from 75-130 pounds, which is quite a bit bigger than a cat, so it's not exactly a lap dog - cats are much smaller. So a Rottweiler isn't a pet that you would necessarily have laying in your lap to cuddle (or maybe you would if you don't mind the weight).

Their demeanor can be very calm, confident, and hard-working. They are very loyal, and can be great cuddlers. It will vary from dog to dog, and depend on their upbringing, their experiences with people, and their individual personality.

No the rottweiler is a peddigree dog, its an ancient dog crossed with a mastiff and a Swiss mountain dog possibly 1000 years ago, dobermans are also pedigree and not mixed and have no bloodline with a rottweiler

It all depends on your city, rates vary everywhere. You should look up a local daycare and ask. If you have to work, you may consider finding a friend to pay rather than strangers. This way, your child is in a home and feels more comfortable and you have more trust in the care. In-home daycares are more popular nowadays and many times a little cheaper (depending on your city) because of the atmosphere.

The best bet to avoid accidental pregnancy, pyometria, and several types of cancer is to have your female spayed BEFORE her first heat cycle. This usually occurs between 7-9 months of age.

If your rottweiler puppy was introduced to the car as a puppy they will travel in a car. Rottweilers can also be shipped to a location as well. :)

Then the mixed breed will have the possibility of both. Of course, as it IS a mixed breed, both parents will be of poor quality as good breeders don't produce mongrels. So the German Shepherd parents will have a poor hip score and the Rottweiler parent will be off poor quality also, making heart problems more common.

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Well, there is not one specific breed but not all dogs can get along with Rottweilers. If your Rottweiler is a little bossy and is hard to control, you should get a dog, not too small but not too big, to play with your friend. Try not to get a beagle or a dashund because they bark and that's a sign of aggression to your Rottweiler. Don't get one that's too big either. It also may threaten your Rottweiler and he will get frightened and attack. BUT, if your dog is super-sweet, well behaved and such, you can pretty much get any dog. Be sure to watch them carefully when they first meet each other. Watch them closely for a couple of days to be sure they're doing ok.

Even though that rottweilers are very powerful, hyenas are more powerful than a rottie!

Hyenas would defiently win because wild dogs (like wolves) are more fierce and have a stronger bite whilst rotties can't grip onto an animal like a hyena can!

Do not let your rottie get near a hyena!

The mother will firstly lick the newborn to stimulate its breathing.

They will then suckle until around four weeks when they should have been or mostly weaned.

She will then correct bad manners and wrong puppy behaviour in the litter and gradually try to make them more independent over time so they are ready to face the world.

your beagle is gonna die the pups will be to big for her to have in labor most likely a pup will get stuck or she will be so exhausted when she is done she will die ANSWER: Not true. The pups will not be too big for her to have. They will most likely grow up to be bigger then a standard beagle.

The Rottweiler symbolises intelligence, boldness, courage, obedience and protection. They are dominant in nature and need a confident handler to socialize them. If Rottweilers are raised properly they will be extremely loyal to their family, and happily get along with children. Rottweilers are brilliant watchdogs and will not allow strangers to tress pass on property.

To calm a Rottweiler you must (if it is trained) say go to your bed and then say lie down if he or se does not comply then ignore he or she and he or she will calm down.

Rottweilers usually come into heat around nine months of age - and then in six monthly intervals. But I have had a bitch come into season at five months old and was perfectly fit and healthy. Maybe she didn't read the books on the subject! (pascalsmum)

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If by accept, you mean breed with then probably not until she is in heat. If you mean accept as in be buddies with then that depends on the dogs temperment, how she responds to other dogs and how the male responds. Always use caution when introducing two large dogs as they could fight and you and they could end up with serious injuries.

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!

the grouling is because the dog wants it space but you must get the dog of this habbit by saying no firmly and if the dog doesnt listen grab the nose not being to harsh and say no till it stops then let go do this every time he or she will learn that this type of behavior is not tollerated

No dog should be given cow's milk. It is not good for them. In most cases, it will just give them diarrhea. In rare cases, it can be fatal. If it is a puppy too young for dry food, buy puppy formula from your local pet store.

They are mutts. A miniature pincher mixed with a rottweiler will produce miniature rottweilers.