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| Anonymous | My Boys | 1 | Aug 17 2007, 7:34 PM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: May 25 2007, 5:52 PM EDT
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I have a Rott a Dobie/Rott mix and a Dobe, all three are the best family dogs I could ever hope for! This is due to the amount of time and training put into them. I work with my dogs daily, when you bring a working breed dog into your life, they truely do need a job, I can not stress how important good obedience is please research OB classes. Most destrictive behavior (in any dog) comes from being board, under excersised, or lack of leadership in the home. Rotts are people dogs, not ment to be left outside with no contact. I adore my block headed boy, yes they shed, yes they drool, but to come home every day to that face and wiggly butt you cant go wrong!
Please make sure to really research the breed, and if you are a first time owner, contact a local vet to get an idea of overall expenses like heartworm and rabies, , a great way to test it (so to say) is contact a local rescue, and offer to help out, and if you feel you are ready, foster a dog, , not only will you be making sure that you are ready for a Rott, but you can save a life to! Remember getting a dog is a lifetime committment, please keep that in mind. And that no dog will be the perfect dog when it walks in the door, , it does take alot time effort, but the rewards are priceless! Good luck!
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| Anonymous | German versus American Rotweilers | 4 | Jul 28 2007, 5:19 PM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Mar 19 2007, 11:53 PM EDT
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In the description it was mentioned that there is no difference between German and American Rotweilers but there is a difference! American Rotweilers tend to have a longer and thinner snout than the German and French Rotweilers. The European Rotweilers I find more attractive becuase of that.
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| Anonymous | Life Expectancy | 6 | Jul 20 2007, 2:05 PM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: May 21 2006, 12:52 PM EDT
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I can't believe they have such a short life!
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| Averyman | Get more pictures! | 0 | Feb 8 2007, 10:39 AM EST by Averyman | |||
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Thread started: Feb 8 2007, 10:39 AM EST
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You might know this but, if you go to google.com and click images, type in any dog name to see millions of pictures of it ! (or anything else)
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| Carina | Never chain a dog! | 7 | Feb 1 2007, 11:00 AM EST by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Sep 3 2006, 5:31 AM EDT
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Please reconsider the main photo - keeping any dog on a chain is a terrible idea and high drive dogs who crave being with their humans are especially prone to behaviour problems due to frustration and loneliness. Most dogs who bite are "outside" or chained dogs.
Rottweilers can make excellent family dogs and if raised right, most do well with other pets, although they may not do well with other same-sex dogs. Rottweilers do NOT need "exercise to relieve aggression" as they are not inherently aggressive dogs. They do need training, jobs to do, socialization and exercise for general well being. Did I mention training? They love to work, it's what they were bred for. No dog should be relegated to a back yard. If you do not want a dog to be a part of your household, do not get a dog. Never buy ANY dog from the newspaper, online or from a pet store. Please consider rescue, or a reputable, code of ethics breeder. A well bred Rottweiler often costs less than an online or pet store Rottweiler. Never ever let your Rottweiler get fat. Most that I see are overweight. This is very bad for their joints. I have owned and worked Rottweilers for 20 years.
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| Anonymous | hey | 0 | Dec 6 2006, 11:32 AM EST by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Dec 6 2006, 11:32 AM EST
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this dog is so cute and harsh
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| Anonymous | Chain | 0 | Oct 23 2006, 2:40 AM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Oct 23 2006, 2:40 AM EDT
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The main photo of the Rotty is on a leash, NOT a chain. I agree, no dog should live their life at the end of a chain.
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| Anonymous | DOGS & CHAINS | 0 | Sep 25 2006, 5:34 PM EDT by Anonymous | |||
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Thread started: Sep 25 2006, 5:34 PM EDT
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Just a thought..Would anyone like to be on a chain outside? No contact with others, no love and affection. Not only "ROTTIES", but, I am sure any dog would bite under thoses conditions. I own a ROTTIE, as well as a Pet Sitting business. I have actually refused to care for dogs that are chained outside. Why have a pet? My rottie, as well as my other 2 doggies, are my family, and, I would not chain any of them outside. If you don't have the time, love, or patince to own a dog or any pet for that matter...DON'T... PETSITTER1
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