Rottweiler Discussions

That's true Luz, they do have that way of looking at you that I haven't come across in any other dog.

Hope you get yours one day!

hi alison I've read with interest your post on rottweilers and gone to all the links i have recently aquired an 8mnth old rottweiler shes absolutley brilliant but im keen to know what you and all the other rotty owneres feed your dogs

Just seen these pics, what a lovely dog and with a tail too!!! The tail is great

Hi chris9t9,
Ive jumped up to 3 rottweilers now since january, the new 2 are rescues aged 13 months & 5 months. They get fed a raw/natural diet the same as my 2yr old girl Amy does They are all doing great on it & the pups are growing at a lovely weight but not to fast.

a few piccys if anyones interested

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y130/bessey112/PIC00024.jpg
l-r holly rocky & amy

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y130/bessey112/PIC00002.jpg holly who is 5 months now

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y130/bessey112/95254e87.jpg rocky squeezing into the puppy basket

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y130/bessey112/amyrob.jpg amy giving my youngest a hug

sarah

what great pics i'l have to upload a pic of mine she's lovely all the children adore her she gets a little nervy when men are around but she is getting better ......

I feed Ozzy on Autarky is is good stuff and his coat is gleaming.

I feed my rotty on beta dried food (kibble) and the scraps from dinner, he has a fantastic coat.

BTW love all the photo's of your rotties, but my Nero is soooo much better looking...in my opinon anyway lol

This is my baby boy NERO

Awwww he is gorgeous and he has a lovely tail too - not often you see Rotties with tails is it.? He looks so gentle

Hello Jason, welcome to Dogweb. Thats a lovely Rottie there and with a tail too!! I have a Dobe with a tail. Lets see some more pics please.

does anyone know anything about and health problems associated with this breed?

Hello, i am not argueing but may good owners do buy the Rottweiler for protection i have personaly seen 1 that looked after the owners buisiness in his back garden and to obviously keep the theives out, there are lots more breeds for this but a good Rottweiler is obviously as good as the othet guardian breeds, as long as there fed , exercised, loved and cared for properly i see no wrong in this as long as the owner/s are responsible,

Or does the comments mean that if u only want the dog for guarding purpose, which i agree don't buy a dog solely for protection because the thrive on love and affection

great thread and I agree the bitches are more cunning, eg, my male I have four dogs with bones in the lounge at the moment, holly fancys vinnies bone as it now looks better than hers, she waves botty in his face,. no luck , she finds his fav toy and plays right in front of him, still no luck this will go on for a short time then brain wave, she runs to the door as if someone is there, the males think oops missed that and get up to go and see, she fly back nabbs his bone and whoop job done, my point being the boys will try one or two things then sulk off and forget about it the bitches will come up with thing after thing untill they get what they want,;;;;;;; brains over brawn,,,, the female of the species eh,