Rottweiler Dog Breed
Traits & Characteristics
The Rottweiler dog breed isn’t your typical fluffy, cuddly dog, or at least not on the outside. Rottweilers have an intimidating look about them, which is supported by their impressive strength.
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Still, there are inherent characteristics that the Rottweiler dog breed possesses. These traits may differ slightly in individual dogs based on training, environment, and circumstance. Most people, however, will agree that these characteristics are evident almost all the time.
Let the following Rottweiler Dog Breed infographic be your guide to learning more about this impressive canine.
Rottweiler Dog Breed Training
We emphasize, again, that each dog is different than the next, although you can expect certain behavior traits of the Rottweiler dog breed in general, such as being dominant and demanding.
We encourage positive reinforcement training at all times, especially with large dog breeds. Happy to please, the Rottweiler will try its best to be what his owners want him to be, whether that be a family-friendly dog or a fierce guard dog.
Your training, your choice. Use positive reinforcement only and NEVER encourage bad behavior. NEVER train the Rottweiler to harm people. A well-trained dog will only behave as directed by their owners, so please be responsible.
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SOURCE: Many thanks to DiamondPup.com for letting us use their informative Rottweiler Dog Breed Guide infographic!
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I love the Rottweilers but I don’t like how they are shortening the snout and having a more defined stop on them its purely cosmetics and actually inhibits the bite. If you look at rotts from the past they have a longer snout and a sloping stop, some American rotts still have this look but aren’t bred for working.
It bothers me, too, how dog breeding has changed the looks and characteristics of certain breeds. I appreciate your comment, Tiffany, and thankful that you stopped by. Peace.