Comments on: Raising A Rottweiler – Your Guide To A Loyal Protective Breed

By: Paula Pierce

Paula Pierce — Fri, 23 Sep 2022 01:34:57 +0000

Bort is not the only AKC Rottie that’s 13,, ours turned 13 today!

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:36:16 +0000

In reply to Nils Beckers. Our ADRK registered Rottie is a medical alert/ service go for my son and is amazing in every way. Never aggressive to anyone and travels with my son on planes 3 timers a year when he goes out of the U.S. for research and treatment. He is 150LBS. But perfectly proportioned. I have to walk him as my son can’t and he is a favorite amoung the people in our neighborhood. I have never had to mussel him. He spends all night on my sons bed monitoring him for which he receives a “ frosty paws” ice cream cup the next morning. I have a photo of him sitting by the statue of the Rottweiler in the town of Rottweil

By: Nils Beckers

Nils Beckers — Wed, 25 Jul 2018 09:10:18 +0000

This is great! Throughout my life I was accompanied by this breed.
I got to say this article made me laugh and smile several times because especially the passage about temperament was described perfectly.
When we had our third one, for me the first one who arrived as a puppy, he chewed on one particular shoe and one chair every time we didin’t watch him. Out of pure boredom. Anyway, it’s a great article! I love this breed. For me they are the most amazing dog breed.
Just one thing was a little confusing for me.. So far every Rottweiler we had, lived over 10 years. First one 13, second one 11 and our current one is 11 as well.