Rottweiler

The Rottweilers are strong built extremely handsome and active dogs. They are affectionate, intelligent, easily trained to work, naturally obedient and extremely faithful with their owner. They are not quarrelsome, they possess great courage and make a splendid guard. They are not dogs made for everybody as they require serious training from puppyhood making sure they understand your lifestyle. They were bred to protect and please their owners and if given proper training they can make extremely loyal companion.

The Rottweiler's name comes from the town of Rottweil in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. They are believed to be descendants of cattle droving dogs used by the Roman army to handle the troops as an on-the-hoof meat supply. The Rottweiler’s ability was utilized to the fullest as a guard dog and herder. The cattle merchants used to take their Rottweilers along as they usually carried large sums of money. As police protection was non existent , they fastened their purses to their dog's collar as they knew nobody would dare to lay hands on Rottweilers. They have been also used as police dogs, army dogs and as boar hunters.

The Rottweiler’s exhibit great endurance and very strong personality. They are fearless, alert, bold and alpha dog to the core. Known for their aggression, they are ranked No.1 for strongest dog bite in the dog world making it tough breed to handle for the first time owners.  They are true guardians, protective of their owners  property and aggressive towards strangers and other dogs. Early socialisation and training is must for this breed. It is believed that Rottweilers reflects the personality of their owners. If properly trained they are one of the most loyal dog breeds in the dog world.

The Rottweilers have small coat which requires minimal grooming once a week. They do well in cold weather and needs protection in hot and humid environments. They are an active breed and need lot of exercise to exhaust their energy. Daily long walks and retrieving sessions are loved by them. They don't like to be tied up or left alone. Boredom can lead to disruptive nature and aggression. They love to spend time with their human family.