Rottweilers are powerful and robust dogs known for their strength, loyalty, and protective instincts. Even though these dogs have a reputation for being tough, they’re surprisingly sensitive in some ways. This is often the case with large working dogs. They are perceived one way but tend to be big softies (in more ways than one.) But would they be considered sensitive? Rottweilers are emotionally sensitive, forming strong bonds with owners and reacting to their emotions, which sometimes gets mistaken for aggression. They can have food sensitivities, reacting poorly to certain ingredients, lead ..read more

Even though Rottweilers are known for their impressive stature, they often have a gentle and loving disposition towards their families. One common thing that many Rottweiler owners notice is their dog’s tendency to stare right at them. It can be a little confusing and disconcerting when a 100-pound Rottweiler is staring you down. You’ll probably wonder: Why does my Rottweiler stare at me? Rottweilers stare at their owners for different reasons. Sometimes Rotties are trying to communicate that they’re hungry, they want attention, or that they love you. Other times, they may be looking for assur ..read more

When it comes to our canine companions, their emotional well-being is just as important as their physical health. Separation anxiety is a common issue among dogs, and it can affect any breed. Some breeds of dogs are more prone to separation anxiety than others due to their natures. So, do Rottweilers have separation anxiety? Rottweilers are one of the dog breeds that are prone to separation anxiety. These dogs are known to be loyal and protective and can form deep bonds with their owners. Naturally, these dogs can become quite anxious when something is amiss, their daily schedule changes or th ..read more

Rottweilers are imposing and large dogs, known for their loyalty and protective instincts. These powerful dogs can be wonderful companions and raised and trained correctly. But, Rottweilers can also become a handful if their owners make certain mistakes. In order to keep your dog happy and healthy, you need to know what to avoid doing with this breed. In this article, we’ll tell you what not to do with a Rottweiler. Rottweilers can be aggressive and dangerous if raised incorrectly. You should never skip training, neglect socialization, or be inconsistent with disciplining your Rottweiler. For ..read more

Rottweilers are a dog breed known for their robust size and loyal personalities. Rotties are also known to be energetic and playful dogs. Many of these dogs can go from napping to playing in the blink of an eye. As a Rottweiler owner, you might already be wondering if this sometimes excessive energy has a time limit. So, when do Rottweilers calm down? Rottweilers aren’t a super high-energy breed and their energy levels tend to balance out once they reach adulthood after the rambunctious puppy stage. After that, their energy levels usually stay stable for a couple of years before they start to ..read more

Rottweilers have a bad reputation as aggressive guard dogs. Regardless of this reputation, these dogs are one of the most popular breeds in the U.S. While these dogs can act aggressively, it’s usually the case that their bark is stronger than their bite. And by bark, we usually mean growl when we’re talking about Rottweilers. Rottweilers love to growl and seem to make these noises for all sorts of different reasons, so what are they? There are a few main reasons why Rottweilers growl. Rottweilers might growl to issue a warning or act protectively, or when they’re guarding resources. Rottweiler ..read more

Rottweilers are well known for their shiny sleek black and tan coats. These dogs are short-haired and shed a lot so it can be hard to tell when they need a bath. The frequency of baths still remains a bit of a controversy in the dog grooming world. Some people say you should fill your dogs regularly while others insist that over-grooming is actually worse for a dog’s coat. So, how often should you bathe a Rottweiler? Generally, it’s recommended to bathe your Rottweiler every one to three months. How often you bathe your Rottweiler depends on their age, what activities they do, and whether it’s ..read more

If you love big dogs, you probably love Rottweilers too. I mean, who wouldn’t? Their strong physique, brave personality, and cuddle-bug tendencies lead to an all-around show-stopping breed that is beloved by many. They are so loved that it only makes sense for them to be in the top 10 most popular breeds in America! So, you’re probably searching for a new furry friend to bring home, and you’ve been considering a Rottie. When deciding to adopt a Rottweiler or not (or any breed for that matter), it is crucial to look at all considerations of the breed to determine if it would be a good fit for y ..read more

Rottweilers are strong, powerful dogs. They were originally bred as guard dogs, and they have a bite force of 328 pounds per square inch (PSI) which puts them at being one of the top three dog breeds with the strongest and most powerful jaw and bite.  Since Rottweilers are so strong, it’s reasonable to wonder what kind of toys and chews will stand up to their powerful jaws, if any. If you have a dog, then you understand the importance of giving toys and chews to your dog. Dogs have natural instincts to bite and chew, and it’s best to give them an appropriate outlet. Otherwise, they c ..read more

When you own a misunderstood breed, you hear a lot of strange things. Poodle owners regularly have to explain that their prim-looking pups are actually one of the most intelligent breeds, and chihuahua owners hear plenty of comments about how their beloved pet isn’t a “real dog.” And Rottweiler owners, of course, regularly have strangers warn them about how their gentle giant will “turn on them” one day. Why? Because (supposedly) Rottweilers’ brains keep growing until they press against their skulls and cause aggression. But is this bizarre biology actually the case, or is it as far-fetched as ..read more