ROTTWEILER FIVE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
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Todays Rottweiler is the descendant from the dogs used by the Romans to drive the livestock that fed the army as it moved through Europe. The Roman dogs were bred with local dogs, in the town of Rottweil, the result were dogs used by butchers to drive cattle to market. On the way home, the dogs served as protection, guarding the butcher and his money. If you're considering a rottwieler as your next pet here are five things you should know.
Rottweilers, create strong bonds, they are happiest when they are with their families. Leaving your Rottie alone for long periods of time or not giving your dog adequate exercise, they may become destructive. Look for a reputable breeder who tests her breeding dogs to make sure they're free of genetic diseases and that they have sound temperaments.
Rotties put on weight easily and need at least a couple of 30-minute walks daily. In addition, mental stimulation in the form of obedience training and problem solving games, to keep their bodies and minds in shape. Rotties are at their best when they have work to do, great jobs for the Rottweiler are protection work, carting, therapy dog work, or herding.
When raised with children, a well-bred Rottweilers will get along fine. Just be sure to teach them what is acceptable behavior in the presence of children. Along with teaching your children what is acceptable in the presence of a powerful dog. The rottweiler's size can be an issue, they are so large that an innocent bump could easily knock a child over. You should always supervise your Rottie when he's around children.
Do your best to ensure you get a healthy Rottie, never buy a puppy from an irresponsible breeder. Look for a reputable breeder who does testing on all their breeding dogs, ensure your pup is free of genetic diseases. If you can you should personally evaluate your puppy's parents, to ensure that they are physically healthy and have sound temperaments.
Rottweilers are not a plug and play animal when it comes to being social with other animals, especially other dogs. Rottweilers can be aggressive toward unfamiliar dogs, especially dogs of the same sex. Be sure to carefully and thoughtful introduce new animals to your Rottie. With strong and consistent leadership, however, your Rottie should acquiess to your wishes and coexist peacefully with his new companion.