Rottweilers

Depends on the dog, follow the chart with a +- 6 margin of error and add 4 pounds for each inch above average.

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.

Eighteen. That is the average number. Some dogs, like Great Pyrenees, have twenty-two (two rear dew-claws on each back foot).

It depends I have 2 one looks more rot then bc so he is more aggressive the other is more bc so he is more kind and playful. So it depends

i once had a boxer dog and he had bald patches we got worried and went to the vets we were told that he had seasonal alapesha which basically means they malt alot and lose ALOT of fur but, in most cases the fur grows back good luck p.s if my advice doesn't work i suggest you go and see a specialist

my dog dose da same but theres nothing to worry about its just having a bad dream its just like how some ppl talk in there dream.........

what a sick question, its apauling somebody would ask such a question that's disturbing that somebody would want to know. the answer is if the gsd dodged the first rotty bite and got the rotty from behing the rotty would be a gonna but what kind of sick person would want to know that.

Rottweiler wins. I can't imagine a gsd wich is beat the rottweiler.

Give it puppy food make sure the has meat listed first,and get a dog food that has no meat by products,wheat,soy, and most important no corn.Buy your dog food at a pet store or a feed and seed and always read label first.Never give a dog human food.

Tail docking is banned in the UK, and in some other countries, check the law for your country, otherwise you could have charges of animal cruelty brought against you.

Docking should always be done by a veterinarian.

Rottweilers have the potential to be great pets and love their owners a great deal. I have a two year old rott myself and she is just a love bucket waiting to crawl into your lap (yes my 80 pound dog thinks she is a laptop). Like with any other dog, you ave to bring up your dog right to make it a good pet. Make sure to socialize your animals with lots of people and other animals. Start obedience training early, before the dog it too big to handle. use a system of positive reinforcement so your dog is not scared of you. You want your dog to respect you, not be scared. A scared dog is a high risk dog.

Most breeders do not tend to remove the front dewclaws, however they do have rear dewclaws removed as per the breed standard. Dew claws are normally removed within the first few days as a pup, this must be done by a veterinarian. As with all dogs they can catch them, which can be very painful, or they can become overgrown, consulting a veterinarian in these situations is the best way forward, they may suggest having them removed which will require sedation. Most rottweilers are born with just the front dewclaws, however rear dewclaws are quite common.

rottweilers have a bite force of over three hundred pounds. this is stronger than a pitbull and a German Shepard.

closer to 400 psi.... K9 trained Rotties are around 700 psi, go on you tube watch the National Geographic video Rottweiler vs Pitt bull vs German Sheppard

Do not give them as much as they will eat. Rottweilers will eat until their stomachs become hard. They may have to have their stomachs pumped if they are allowed to gorge themselves in this manner. Also, hey grow at an accelerated rate if fed too much, and this can have damaging effects on their joints. The guideline is generally 1 to 7 cups a day depending on the formula of the food. The best advice is to consult your veterinarian.

Yes. A female rottweiler can and will mate with her father. No dog knows the identity of his or her father.

In the UK, you can pay around £250.00 for a dog with no pedigree, and any thing up to £600.00 for a dog that has a pedigree and is KC registered.

The offspring of two different breed parents will not grow any bigger.

You can expect the height between 55cm - 68 cm with 55cm being the lowest average for a GSD and 68cm being the highest Rott average.

most likely. Almost all dogs love cooling off in water and getting a little more exercise. Of course, if you live in cold weather, I don't think he'll like it that much!

There are alot of good foods out there. Here are just a few in my opinion: Canidae, Wellness, Natural Balance, Solid Gold, Evo, Innova, Fromm, and Eagle Pack. It really depends what you are looking for in a food. I would suggest staying away from foods with Corn, by-products, wheat, soy, and dyes. Most grocery stores have those type of foods so I would suggest going to a respectable petfood retail store or going online and ordering it. That's just my suggestion, hope that helped!!

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).

a rottweiler and beagle mix weighs between 60-90 pounds during the first 2 years depending on what the dog is more of.

Greater Swiss mountain dog and the Bernese mountain dog, are the closest living relatives of the Rottweiler. These breeds including the Rottweiler, are believed to be descendants of the Molassus dog, a breed which is now extinct.

rottweiler It depends on the personality of the actual dog in question.

While there is only one rottweiler breed, there are different "types" out there. Essentially they are different bloodlines, and tend to be based on region. The "German" type, and essentially European type, tend to be a little stockier in look, with richer color and a blocky head with a more bulldogish snout. To be used for breeding, these dogs not only have to conform in type, but also be certified for working ability. They may be harder indisposition and/or more energetic, which is required for working dogs. With the "American" type, these dogs tend to be larger and/or taller (leggier). Generally they'll have slightly less blocky heads with a longer nose. These dogs tend to be more companion oriented and not work oriented, meaning they may have wonderful, soft dispositions or may be weak of nerve. They generally do no have the working ability of the German type, but are bred to be more flexible, with many becoming service dogs, for example. As German breeders are more organized, they tend to have less health issues than American dogs, of which any back yard breeder can breed. So though only German Rottweilers are those born in Germany, the German type Rottweiler has become very popular in America, being advertised as the better type of dog. Keep in mind there are excellent and poor examples on either side, and you don't necessarily want a 'better' dog, but a dog that suits you and your life style the most. Look for a well known, responsible breeder and do your research.