Male Rottweiler vs Female Rottweiler - Compare and Contrast Rottweilers
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- Male Rottweiler vs Female Rottweiler - Compare and Contrast Rottweilers. Rottweilers are loving, loyal, and brave but what's the difference between male and female? Male Rottweilers are strong-willed whereas female Rottweilers are gentle and more loving. In this video, we'll share the differences between the two rottweilers.
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I know a female Rottweiler she may be the nicest and calmest dog i have ever met first as she was coming towards me i was a bit scared but her owner told me not be scared she just wants to say hello since then i always want a female rottweiler👌🏽🙏🏽
I just lost my female Rottie, She lived 14 years and 6 weeks. She was a smaller dog at 81 lbs., and had no health issues(besides arthritis during the last couple years of her life.) She was my 24/7 companion, I miss her immensely, not everyone gets that much time with these wonderful dogs.
14 years is a great life!
I lost my male at 8+ years to cancer, but my girl is still with me at 9+ years. I'm doing all I can to keep her healthy and would feel so blessed if she stays with me 14 years. So happy for you to have had that!
Did you get your dog from a breeder? I’m curious because it seems like they are healthier.
@@sunshineskys5637 I got her from some reputable breeders whose kennel has become under new ownership known as: Mid West Rotties
I'm sorry that you lost your baby , I know how much it hurts and how hard it is. My condolences.
I've had a female and currently have a male. Our female was the best damn dog we've ever had. Perfect in every way. Our male is absolutely amazing but more goofy and licks way more than our female did. Our female Rottie never barked. She watched. Our male has to announce his presence everytime the doorbell rings or someone knocks. Both dogs were/are exceptional with our children and any child. I love both males and females but our female was that once in a lifetime Rottie.
awesome dogs
I had a female, she was fearless and protective..she even knew my wife was pregnant and gave birth to our first, i remember wife came home from hospital and our rottie knew she gave birth and didn't let anyone near her or the baby, unbelievable smart
That's a great story. They have a maternal instinct in them from when they lived among livestock. Our Rottee disowns us when he sees a family on the beach, especially a family with young kids or a pram
My first Rottweiler lived to be 11 I adopted a 7 year old from the humane society in November and I have been exercising him and he has put on 20 lbs and is looking like a youngster till you see the years in his eyes but I plan on giving him a good life for however long he has
How’s it going?
@@ItsJustAgamingThing yeah
Happy you had your first Rottweiler that long. Hopefully you'll have many joyful years with the one you have now, especially exercising him or her. Best wishes.
The life span is the sadest part....that time flies so fast and the love they give is immeasurable.....but I wouldn't have any other breed!
Agree!!
Couldn't agree more! Lost our Roxy at just 8yrs old, she was the best Rottie I've ever had. But all my Rotties have been awesome, my 5 yr old male is awesome as well!
Our Family's 1st Rottweiler lived to be 16 years. She was hit by a car twice. In her latter years she suffered from arthritis.
I completely agree was thinking either getting a Rott or Pit but 8-10 years tho like damn imma still get one tho 🤣
@@candancebailey9095 I think you may have the world record!!
Rottweiler is one of my favorite dog breeds!🐕
Great looking dogs!
same here
Same
Same 🐶
I love Rottweilers... we've owned 4 males. There's nothing bad I can say other than my heartbreak from loosing one to bone cancer after five short years. If a person understands a Rottweilers personality and they are firm and constant with commands and expectations they're a dog from heaven.
Exactly thanks Scott
They are the most magnificent creatures of all.
Exactly! They need consistency, they like to see what they can get away with lol. I've found with all of mine aslong as we are firm and consistent the first 18 months and get em lots of exercise they are a breeze! Most amazing animals period!
@@craigdilullo9491 yes, a good solid hour of excercise and they are angels in the home and such wonderful friends!
@@leesbegley6231 definitely, i have a walker that takes mine for 25min run/30min walk daily and they are so awesome in the house, ive had the same walker almost 5 yrs now and they love him
I feel with all dogs, especially bigger breeds, training and early socializing is a must. As always, a loving and stable environment makes all the difference.
Spot on Nicole
Simple and to the point. Nuff said.
I had a handsome male that was 125 lbs ( Spartacus ) he past at the age of 10 years. Our family loved him dearly. Miss But Never Forgotten!
I will never recover from the loss of my girl Rottweiler, Mrs Bojangles 😢❤️
I know just what you mean they take hold of your and theirs just no letting go. 🐾
#Heart
I’m so sorry for your loss. That is the cutest name I’ve ever heard for a Rottweiler ♥️💔
Lost my girl last Saturday she just turned 6. Things will never be the same. I miss her so much.
Try to remember the beautiful memories and the love. “The pain now is the price of the pleasure then”. It s always worth the price.
Ahhh sorry for your loss ❤ I would be lost without my female rottie coko
I disagree. A temperament of a dog has a lot to do with the training and personality. That being said I’ve always had male dogs as they tend to be more playful and affectionate. My male rotties I have now are both playful, sweet, lap dogs. My husband tends to have female Dobermans and while they mostly have been sweet female dogs in my experience are more independent and reserved. Again a lot has to do with how I train, socialize, and select my personal dogs. I am currently typing this underneath one of my rotties who is laying across me in the recliner. Great dogs
I have a 3 month old female, and shes getting pretty large. Shes not an only dog, but shes fitting right in. Shes pretty easy to train. If I ďont get her outside, shes fine with a potty pad. She loves to please, but still super confident. She is my first Rottie. Loves raw veggies. Today she stole a small bag of tiny red potatoes and chowed down 🤣
I got a 3 month male and same but he doesn’t know if he’s a human or dog
I find this so true because I own a male and female and this is facts
Same here I have 2 girls rottewilers and one boy rottewiler there are my world love them to bits
It hurts... That beautiful, smart and gentle breed to have such short lifespan. When I lost my girl just a week ago it felt like a piece of my soul left with her...
All I can say is that as much happiness they bring into our lives while with us, the more it hurts when they're gone.
I'm sorry for your loss. I know how heartbreaking it is. We grew up with 2 rotties names Smokey and Bear. Smokey lived until 11, and Bear lived until 10. We also had a chow-chow named Chippy for a brief. He ran away, though.
I wish we had more time with them.
They were just as goofy and silly and kept us laughing. How old was your rottie?
@@latricewillins-butler5403 9 years and a half.
Sorry for your loss
@@guil7ofFF That was a full life. Even though it's not long as we want it to be. Again, I'm sorry. Sounds like you took really great care of her, and kept her going all of those years to the fullest. I'll bet she kept you laughing all the time, too.
I’ve only had 2 female Rottweilers, but they were both more protective and obedient. I’ve had 4 males. The males are great, but not as loyal.
The male was as easy to train as the female for me. I noticed my female was more protective over me. She had no fear and the male dogs knew it. Don’t underestimate the female Rottie! Any gender of Rottie will want to be around you. Both are great protectors, and wonderful pets for families. I don’t fully agree with all of this.
My male was also super easy to train but he can be stubborn. Sometimes he doesn't feel like listening and I have to press the issue , my female was harder to train because she would be hyper focused on the treats, lol, but she's always eager to please. I never have to tell her anything twice. My girl , like yours is fearless and a little ferocious. My boy is more wait and see.
My beautiful Sonny was my shadow without being intrusive and the most loving and gentle dog, so tuned in. Sadly only lived to 8
I agree - I have had both males and females - 3 females 5 males - males are easier to train in my opinion and the females guard instinct is much greater - best dogs in the world
@@elainewishart8172 in my opinion males are more agggresive than females
@@user-rq6mh2ug2i Until they lose the “family jewels”
they lose some aggressiveness afterwards imo
Considering one! Thank you for the informative video for all of us!!
Glad it was helpful!
My female rottie (american) top weight was 94 and lived just over 13. Put her down last year. Good dog and a best friend. Will also miss my Stella Bear. Good vid.
Agreed, female to male beahvioural difference is big within the breed, get a female for a more social life, a male if experienced in dog handling.
This is a really good video. Great job on the differences between the sexes. Either you have Rottweilers or you talked to a ton of people. Well done.
Love them. They are the best breed. We have had four. Two males and two females. We actually had a brother and sister. He died when he was 5 due to a twisted stomach. It broke her heart, and she slept in our room for the next six years. We currently have a male that had been neglected. We adopted him when he was 2.4 years, he weighed only 29 kgs and had sores all over his legs. We have had him twelves months and considering his start to life he has the best nature and is the most loving. We have 10 young grand children and we were concerned, but he has proven time and again that he loves kids. He just loves being loved.
Awesome dog breed
I still miss my girl, Elvira, after over twelve years. She was a sweet heart, thought she was a lap dog, great camper and guardian. We now have a Pyrenees, Harlow but still love Rotties.
The best Dog 😍😍😍
Great dogs!
I miss my rottie! RIP Riley girl!
RIP
She's always with you. Sending a virtual hug ♥️❤️♥️❤️
We love native pet!
Is funny about the exercise. I had two rotties, one male (Kin) and a female (Sasha). The male (and me) had two velocities, walking and running, the female had three, walking, running and speeeeeed. I would run with them, me and the male would be side by side, she would turn on the third gear and vrumm :)
The male lived to the age of 12, he became my best friend, the female only had 9 years with us,, she died early with cancer, I miss them everyday.
Hope to have another Rottie someday, but is painfull when they pass,.
I got my female Rottweiler when she was 5 months old. She had been returned because she was too aggressive. We got her and realized she needs a LOT of exercise and socialization. Within days of getting her and letting her get a lot of exercise and socialization, she has been the most perfect dog I have ever known. She is super smart, super obedient, and well-mannered. She never shows aggression anymore. She will be 4 in January 2023, She still requires tons of exercise and hasn't shown any signs of slowing down so take it seriously regarding exercise and socialization. If you can provide that you are golden, if you can't then consider another breed.
thats right! exercise and socialize!
I'm on my 3rd Rottie - all males.... I got my first as a pup and he lived to 12.5yo. He got bone cancer in the end and it was very sad. My 2nd one was 4yo when I got him and he lived to 14.5yo - in the end he had a few minor issues but he stopped walking due to IVDD. I got my 3rd just a few months ago and he's a 5yo and doing well.... Their weights have all been around 100lb or 45kg and their heights 26inches (middle one was 24inches)
I’ve only had females and they are attached to me .I’ve never had a male but I will planning on getting a male soon❤️
My male happened to be FAR more gregarious with people LOVING attention!
My female was very much easier to train but far more intense & much less outgoing. She was a horribly enthusiastic cat killer. He could care less about them LOL!
I lost my female I her tenth year, male tragically younger.
For longer lifespan I used to live in South Louisiana half the year knew a couple with a pair of Kangals. Turkish flock guardians. They had a HUGE property & they made fantastic estate guardians!
While they couldn’t be taken off leash ANYWHERE, they were MASSIVE dogs who it turns out after millennia of hardcore culling live on AVERAGE 13-15 years here in North America & Britain!
They’re great with kids & anyone properly introduced! Theirs attacked & drove off some wild hogs his wife had surprised one time out in the woods.
I have a male and female, males are to much different and you need to be careful.
More difficult to controle and to obey orders, and sometimes try to be dominant even on his owner if not trained properly.
Also males are not safe around strangers if not trained properly.
I've had three rotties over the years, two males, one female. Here's what I’ve learned and what I’d advice based on my experience.
- A happy hottie is the world’s best big dog - hands down. A happy rottie can do more for you than any other dog. An unhappy hottie is … a big, powerful, unhappy dog, NOT a good idea. So, how to have a happy one - pretty simple …
- a rottie is a naturally social dog, a pack dog. Remember, for the Romans they herded cattle in the mountains, and ‘babysat’ the barnyard. They weren’t isolated as guard dogs - they had people around, and big animals, and small animals … they love all this. A happy hottie is one who has been socialized with others (animals and people). And they want to ‘babysit their pack’- including the neighborhood kids, small animals, young animals … they want to babysit and ‘safety patrol’ - that’s their play.
- So .. how to have a happy hottie:
1. SOCIALIZE (you’ll see the repeated, lol)… a young rottie is a big, active, goofy dog - they are puppies until they are 3+, I swear. So, socializing one can wear you out, especially if other people are afraid of rotties (and some likely will be). But - DON’T give up on this, don’t stop. Find places to socialize - a young rottie in a dog park is a happy, loving, social dog. A young rottie with kids is soooo happy - but they can knock a toddler over with their love, so you, the owner, *be in charge* of him/her. BTW, kids love rotties, naturally, because the rottie loves them. I used to tell people about my rottie(s): he/she will protect everyone, your safest part of the day is when my dog is around, but I AM him/her protector - his/her master, and he/she knows it … and that suits the dog just fine. If if you’re in charge, and socialize your rottie, your dog will be happy, and the whole neighborhood will come to love him/her, and appreciate him/her. Your rottie will also want to babysit young and small animals, who will tend to like them - they ‘get’ the rotties’ social vibe. That’s what I’m getting at here, actually - don’t keep your dog away from kids or small animals - the rottie will naturally love and babysit them (I have heard of rotties going after cats or small animals, but I’ve never witnessed it, ever - just the opposite … just get this started with your dog when he/she is young … then, even around a ‘grumpy little dog (or cat), the happy rottie will have ‘the patience of Job’ - he/she is determined to win everyone over, eventually.
3. BTW, rotties don’t (naturally) bite …. they’re not ‘pinchers’ (biters) like German Shepherds naturally are. The rottie has no ‘prey drive’, that’s how they were bred. The rottie was bred to herd the cattle with his/her powerful chest, not by nipping/biting (in order to not-ruin ‘the meat’ of the cattle’s legs. A rottie has a soft mouth with a big (overly big lol), wet tongue - just like all mastiff-type dogs.
4. So … will a rottie protect? Yes, of course. Fortunately, they have wonderful instincts on ‘who or what to protect against’ - better instincts than you do in fact. They will ‘get between’, in between ‘their pack’ and anything they consider a threat … and they’ll control the situation using their big chest, or by grabbing - not biting. Will a young rottie grab (not bite) your arm in play, yes, all the time. Also, will a rottie ‘block’ a dog running after a ball - yes, that’s called their ‘blocking the calf from running off’ game.
5. Rotties are fearless, and seem impervious to pain. A happy hottie WILL do its job - babysitting.
6. As far as owning a male vs female hottie. My experience is either can be dominant, or not-dominant. My female was a dominant dog, which was great because she was only 80 pounds … she never lost a ‘scrap’ (her scraps were always to save another dog’s butt, she always protected the underdog), she’d used her ‘I’m the mom’ vibe. And I had a big male rottie once who was 150+ pounds, and NOT-dominant. This was great too … he was so sweet, but at the dog park (we went daily when he was young) his favorite ‘play’ became - to search out the ’dog fights’ (the park we went to was big, 100 dogs or so most afternoons) and to get in between the scrappers and ‘calm down’ the aggressor … and at this he never failed. The regulars at the park loved it when my dog showed up - so did the puppies who’d follow him around, playing in his wake (heck, he’d even guard the squirrels at the regular-park we’d walk in).
Bottom Line - get a rottie - my very first dog was a rottie … it’s just best to get your first one as a puppy, and SOCIALIZE, SOCIALIZE, SOCIALIZE … then socialize some more. And take him/her to obedience training (which is the case for every young dog), to establish yourself as his/her ‘pack leader’.
@@redfishradical Kangals? Must admit I have never heard of that breed. But they sound (size wise) like they are similar to the Irish Wolfhound - the most gentle and docile breed ever. Unless you happen to be a wolf that is. Then it is most definitely ON!!
I’ve had 9 Rottweilers in my 7 males and 2 females you would really like a male because they talk back to you and when you laugh at them they get mad at you it’s funny as all heck
My lab/pit mix just crossed over the rainbow bridge after 11 wonderful years .. My next fur family members will be 2 female Rottweilers 🥰
11 years is good! Rottweilers will be fun
I'm very sorry for your loss. It sounds like your dog had a wonderful life with you
I got my female rottweiler when she was 4 years, she wasnt socialized with People og dogs before i got her, but now she is 7 and shes now socialized with other People, shes still have a hard time around other dogs, but shes the most lovin' and cuddle dog ever, she loves gettin attention. Love her so much
My last female would have been 13 this month and we lost her in March. She was 73 lbs on average. She was 22.5" at the shoulder. My current female is going to be about the same. However energy requirements can also be do to breeding. Was it from a working line? Working line have much more energy.
Incredible dogs!
My parents recently got rotts. Started with a female then got a male, genetic siblings but different litters.when we went to visit the first time her intelligence and instinct really surprised me. Female is ultimate big sister, when out for walks she will force me away from traffic if she sees a car even though I'm 6 foot 4. if she deemed my kids to be too far from the house she'd try to block them and nudge them back to the house( they live on a 2 acre plot) even when they were playing fetch she's refuse to get the ball until she got them closer to the house. We've had lots of dogs over the years but her instincts amazed me. Meanwhile the male is now one. And is my mom's baby. A hand fed lapdog. Big soft cuddle monster
My God!!!❤️ some of the pox shown here r just outta this world!! The mahogany is by far my favorite, my stud was mahogany. Very nice!
I have a little over a year old male. We completed a basic obedience class, and more often than not, the instructor would pick my boy to use as the example dog. because he was so eager to please(this was when he was about 7-9 months old). He still exhibits that readiness to please a few months later. The only thing i can think of to gripe about with this breed/my dog is that if left unsupervised in the yard they will dig and dig and dig. I let him out while I was getting ready for work one morning, came back 20-30 mins later with a legitimate crater in my yard from him digging. It took 2 40lb bags of topsoil to fill the hole that he dug in such a short time. Nonetheless, im out in the yard with him whenever i let him out now
Ha ha. I'm on my third dog and first Rottie but she is the first dog I've had who loves to dig.
It drives my wife a bit crazy but it's just nature at work.
She's 11 now and has slowed down a lot but is generally healthy. I'm dreading the day that changes.
Buy him a sandbox and fill it with dirt and train him to only dig there. Keep him happy and save the yard
I have three rotties my oldest male is 13 years old, second male is 4 years old, and the youngest which is a female is 8 weeks old. I love each and everyone of them and they have been amazing with my son to the extent I know they will protect him if necessary but would never hurt him. Great all around breed and I know I will be devastated when my oldest crosses the rainbow bridge.
Nice video. However, I have to say that in my experience, the male is easier to train and more responsive to commands. I've had 3 males and currently have a female. My 3 boys were super obedient and could be walked through the most challenging environment off lead without any issues. But not my Luna. Oh hell no! She is like a loveable naughty child and constantly pushes her boundaries - and will faux growl at me if I chastise her!! But she is super clingy too, so you got that bit spot on. Gotta love those big old goofy love monsters 🐾🐾😍😍🥰🥰
Good info! Thanks for sharing!
I couldn't agree more. My female even at 7 years old, hate doing what she's told! My stepdaughter has a big male, and he's a lovable good-natured fella who does whatever you tell him to.
@Sir Casm Sounds about right 😆
@Sir Casm In fairness to Luna, she does everything I ask of her. But she may well flash her fangs quite hilariously, let out a playful growl, and give me a nudge in the thigh/butt. Always with the sassiest attitude and unabashed adoration 🐾🐾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
thx for help!
"they wanna be a little bit more around you".
My female rottie is a total velcro dog. She'll even get up from sleep to follow me, if I leave the room. Doesn't matter how hard she was snoring, as soon as she notices I'm gone, she's outta there searching for me. It's annoying af at times, but I do love her anyway.
Yes annoying at times but overall it’s amazing!
My girl was some what of a clinger. Not some much right beside me but definitely in the same room and a few feet away. It was a joke in the family. If you were looking for either of us you just had the find the other half. When I wasn’t home she would hang out with the others in the family but as soon as I walked through the door? Complete abandonment. 😆
My first ever rotty was a female as I was told they are easier to handle and train. After having a couple of female rotties I decided to get a male, what a difference! he was the softest rotty I ever had. Easy to train always wanting to please and so friendly towards visitors once they had been introduced.
My Heidi lived up to 17 years
hey Admin
I'd love to know if keeping both male and female
for the best of both, a comforting female and a guarding male, will it alter the behaviour of both since boosting the confident of their potential mate
One of the very best breeds of dogs. Their only real drawback is their lifespan. The smaller ones tend to live longer. We have had 8 or 9. Smallest was a female at 80#. Largest was a male about 140#. Had one female about 110#. We still mourn all of these great dogs.
You are right about everything you said about these dogs i have a girl and boy rottweiler dogs i love them so much my girl dog stay close to me all the time she is jealous hearted my boy rottweiler dog he is protector he will not fight the girl rottweiler dog at all he lets her do what ever she wants to i was amazing about that thanks you so much for the good advice
My female is 130lbs and this is after losing weight. She has naturally big parents. She’s fed raw and she’s at her best physically. Her daughter is small like her dad. Daughter is about 90lbs+
Female Rottweiler is better than male rottweiler in protection because of their hardy nature and loyal behavior. They are also more attentive to their owners and can sense potential danger quickly.
0:12 That focused gaze of a Rottie....
I have two Rotties. One boy and one girl. Brother and sister, best dogs ever. Super great dogs. Just love them like they’re your family. Best breed they’re awesome.
Amazing breed!
I had 2 rottweilers there were sisters but the other was a little puppy it's super aggressive it's sister it's super sweet and loving but never around street dogs or strangers
My pitbull was my first dog I've actually raised. He's almost 8, good temperament, looooves people, well trained. I now have a 1 year old male rottweiler 😅😅 he's very small and timid but boy is he sneaky, stubborn, and God damn strong!! I'm 5'1 and very petite so I have better luck getting him trained off leash then leash training..
good luck with your rottie!
My dream dog was having a rotweiller she is now 10months old and shes perfect! I'm jealous you had the chance to own a pitbull though as in the uk you cannot own one, where are you from?
@@bigjammz5701 I live in America lol
@@lamb____4576 nice
Rotties do well off leash, on leash my dog goes nuts, she wants to meet everyone and everything. She can pull my tall, strong husband off his feet. She is the strongest creature I've ever seen. Of course, if you always carry around a nice piece of chicken, they'll do backflips for you! Oh, and a squeaky ball!
I just got myself a male rottie, i love him but i do wish i did more research on male or female
It's funny my 2 males weigh around 110-120, my female 140, she isnt over weight either, shes just massive. All 3 are different blodlines. I think size is all about the bloodline. So true, with the right amount of exercise they are incredible dogs. All my guys get hour walks daily and they just sleep all day. If they don't go out one day they get antsy.
Yeah it's all genetics. Some breeders don't breed big dogs and some do. Generally, males will be bigger though.
Yes, and some grow slower than others. It's crazy the difference you see.
Our female was 150 best rescue ever
Hey my last two rottweiler lived to 14 years. I think it was high qaulity food. Daily exercise and knowing they were loved. My 3 Rotti is to now she is just about 2, I really would love to get a young male under 8 months to keep my female company. If any body know's of a young male rottweiler that needs to be rescued please respond in the comments. Thanks
Chris in NH
Hi...I bought Beauceron Rottweiler mixed ... I want to know more about this bread
Agreed lost mine last year Heartbroken
Had to cover my girls ears when you called her a dog. She was looking at me and you could tell she was thinking “I no dawg dad. Humf. I’m a chewman.”
I absolutely love their faces .. remind me of small bears.
They R stubborn tho...u do have to be firm on training that first year.
you cannot just leave these dogs alone.....
yes they need lots of socialization and guidance.
Females seem to be more loyal.
HOWEVER,
our male rottie Came to the rescue once much more quicker than my female.
Someone jumped over our fence looking to take a short cut through our five acres
...our male did not bite him...but pinned him down.
It was quite a site to see on our camera.
Thank goodness we were home and was able to help the guy up.
I had a female (Mave) 135lbs smartest dog ever show her once and she had it down very protective
Miss my baby girl
I bought litter mates of an Classic American bully, and the male is way more obedient then the female.
What about if there German are there differences about that
If you're a novice to the breed, then my recommendation would be to get a female.
I still want a male.
@@solomonstello honestly I can say it's not true about female for a 1st time Rottie owner. I was told that and got a Female first, she was the most stubborn of all my rotties and I had wanted a male first. She was an amazing Rottie and we still miss her, my 2 males were much easier to train. My female was fully trained and obedient, she just liked to see what she could get away with lol. One example, I don't let them on the furniture, the males won't come up on couch even if I say it's OK, the female would jump up on the couch if I got up and I'd come back and she'd be sitting there looking at me lol
My girl is completely stubborn and pig headed
True. Loyal!
Rottweiler is my dream dog, I got him in 2021 when he was born in earlier June 2021 I love him so much as well as I used to love my another baby dog who already left me forever
I have a pit weiler she is a perfect breed so far
Love ❤️
I have a female rottweiler , she is 4 months old but she has a long snoth idk if she is a rottweiler. Although she looks like a rottweiler. It would be a mix breed , does any one know about it?
I have a 14 week female rottie and training is definitely easy. Got her at 8 weeks and she was house trained by 10 weeks and leashed trained in just two walking sessions. My 9yr old daughter is her favorite person 💕
Great job!
We had two rotties, a male and a female.
The male, who is more my dad’s dog, is a HUGE marshmallow. He acts big and tough from a distance but when people get close enough he becomes a puddle. And kids? He ADORES them. He likes people but if we walk through a crowd with children in it and he’ll dodge everyone and head straight for the kids. When my niece was smaller she’d cuddle with him on the floor, she even tried to dress him up once in her glitter costume jacket because I quote, “you told me you wanna be a dragon.” My brother’s girlfriend’s small daughter played with his jowls the other day he could care less. But I’ve yet to see any protective or suspicious anything toward strangers. I’m hoping he’ll step up if need be. I will say though, I slipped on some snow once and hurt my knee when I was walking him at my job. I had given a shout of pain and he immediately came to check on me then proceeded to lay down beside me with his head on my chest. That was nice.
The female rottie was my dog, my baby, and we lost her in August of 2020. She was fifteen and we happened to suspect her leg was fractured so when we took the X-ray we found the fracture and discovered bone cancer had eaten away a majority of the other bone. But I knew it was time. She was tired. So we got some pain killers, I cooked her a bison steak that night, and the next day sent her on her way. But I digress. She, she was the protective one. She watched people like a hawk and stuck right by me. If you acted suspicious she’d catch it and just watch, waiting to see what your deal was. She was also really low-key. After she turned two she mellowed out so much and could care less about exercising. She would play chase with the male around the yard but she was perfectly content to just hanging out. She wasn’t super big on small children, it was the loudness and no understanding of personal space that she didn’t like. But once my niece was older she was fine. We would take her to go hiking years ago and I remember one time she put on the breaks and refused to go up the trail. She didn’t make a sound, only gazed up the trail intently. My family took one glance at each other and immediately left. We’re not stupid. If she said no thanks we said no thanks. I honestly don’t know if I’ll get another dog, more less another rottie. I don’t think I have the heart or something. I miss that dog so much to the point of tears sometimes. I just don’t know.
I’m sorry for your loss! Good job listening to the Dottie and I raised a male and raised him well . The males are definitely more protective and active! Great partners for active males teenage boys.
I like it
All dogs are loyal to the owner,,, it depends to person how they will train their dogs,,,
My male rottie is amazing and isn't destructive at all. He never has been, even as a puppy. He has not destroyed are chewed anything he shouldn't. He also toilet trained himself.
My girl will be 11 next month x
My good boy, Guinness, passed five years ago.. He was beautiful, as all Rotts are. No doge will equal Guinny. We are a cat family now.
My current male (Rex) is 165 pounds. His grandfather (Harley) was 210. His mother was 125. I have a 7 month old female now as well. I prefer males but females are much easier to train imo. Males need a little more attention. Just my 2 cents after owning Rottweilers for over 20 years 🤷♀️
I am getting a female next weekend and I was wondering what did you do when she was in heat? I've heard such horror stories.
210 yea? OK.
My male was so easy to train,loving,wanting to please, Best dog I ever owned. Lost him to Cancer at 9 years old. I swore I would never get a dog after him because no dog would ever measure up to him. I decided to try a female. Omg she is needing attention 24/7 and if you take something away from her or don't give her attention right then and now she nips hard. She tries to please in every other way but she is a handful. She just turned 4 months old. She starts school tomorrow and hope for the best 🙏. She is part of family now and love her. My son got one of the males from same litter and he is more easy going. I guess it all depends on the dog itself and the owner and family he/she is around. Best breed ever though.
Nope it depends on the owners just. Obviously if you are adopting a dog that's older they most likely will come with problems and will take more effort to train them properly to remove the bad habits! But receiving puppies there's literally no excuse! They can be thought exactly how to behave because rottweilers are one of the smartest breeds out there! Putting your dog/puppy into a "school" like you say is just for lazy people who can't bother there ar$e to learn how to properly train a dog! Lol... Its 2023 ffs everything about dog psychology and how to train a dog is out there online! 😂... Save your money do some proper research and learn how to train/teach your dog yourself... Don't be offended.. The truth hurts lol might come off as harsh but it's just the facts
I’ve had two.
Female much more intense, less outgoing but a DREAM TO TRAIN!! Never went through a destructive phase as a puppy. Loved play time & especially cuddle time! Not crazy about kids, but tolerated them. Quick trigger with any sounds she didn’t like at night or anyone at the gate or door. Went into Rottweiler On Patrol Mode very quickly.
Male: HUGE, burly bundle of easygoing playful joy! Didn’t just TOLERATE kids, seeked out their attention & was a fantastically patient big toy!
Male, indifferent to cats. Great guardian but very confidently calm about it.
Male SLOWER TO LEARN LOL! FAR SLOWER… Not so much obstinate as ALWAYS wanting to play & considering ANY occasion an opportunity to play!
Despite the bad raps male guard type dogs tend to get, both my female Rottie & my female GSD were FAR MORE intense, with my GSD being very dominant/dog aggressive & needing to be held in check. BOTH were quick to “heat up” & lock on to dogs or people they found suspect. Both making intense eye contact seemingly waiting for a wrong move; my GSD with that head & tail held confidently & proudly high.
ADORED THEM BOTH!! So intensely loving! It’s a pick ‘em for “best”. She a dream come true to train, always attentive & awaiting a command! Him, a cheesy cornball who EVERYONE who met him ADORED!
All other breeds pale in comparison. Rottweilers are full scope loving strong and amazing
Great dogs!
My girl is so bossy towards my boy. My first 2 Rotties lived to 15 years. I now have 2 more they are 5 years I feed all of my rotties Nutro Ultra.
Oh my gosh, 15??? That's amazing, I'm checking out that dog food, thanks!!
@@leesbegley6231 Great! Like I mentioned my first pair of rotties I discovered Nutro foods. Then when I was ready and for my new babies Nutro Ultra was on the market and even better then the Nutro. No joint problems less waste just a great food Imho.
What about raw?
A lot of information within 6 minutes ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Don't know much about my female rottie's lineage's performance regarding life span (Though it is a purebreed), but any rottie i have heard here in Turkey (regardless if they were purebred or not and they were generally fed with mediocre kibbles like royal canin or pro plan) has lived north of 12 years so i am still a bit confused how their average life span is still considered 8-10 years. I know this is like an average value which covers most of the big dog breeds such as rotties, Kangals etc. (my friend's female Kangal has lived 10 years that was fed with mostly acana and orijen). Ofc my own life experience cannot abolish the worldwide statistics but i have asked any person who owns or had owned a rottie in their lives (8-10 people) and 12+ years response was 100%. None of those people has uttered -12 years of life. Cheers
Could you make videos on #Indian dog breeds?
Good video, but from my experiece females tend to be alot more protecting than males.
I think so too. Not just rotties either. I saw a lot of this with boxers when I was working in dog day camp for near nine years. The males were goofy but the females were very stoic and not one for cuddles or any kind of lovey-dovey.
How lucky Am I
RIP King Maximus 1
Champion mother showed at Westminster
Bull Mastiff Rottie
6ft 1 high lends 180. Rut of the litter
My boyfriend stopped walking him at 6months
I walked him everyday 2hours
Died 6 days before his 18 year old birthday
Had a wife Rottie mistress pit lab
Heated air conditioned shed
Jumbo dog house with a sun deck
Multivatims
Pool
My favorite jumbo dog
He saved my life
Miss him every single day
Gone 7years ago
The difference is nothing I love them both
I have a 10 year old male rottweiler name Bucee. He weighs 175 lbs and looks like a horse 🐎 lol he's a gentle giant ❤️
How do you teach a 2 month old pup to stop biting during playtime.
Yelp when he nips, ignore him and then exchange with a dog toy
Yessir
My rotwiler is so good.
If humans had the character of animals, how beautiful the world would be.
Amazing world. Honest and loving
In my experience it's the opposite as far as attitude.. both my females could be moody and my male has never had a bad day in his life, very happy go lucky 🤷
My rottweiler is 13 years old and still living
Anyone know of a German rottie breeder near Michigan?
I would always get female rotties but i do love male ones too
Scott Pippin TM
My grandmother had a rotwieller purebred male that was 19 when he passed
wow 19?! thats incredible
@@DogsNowChannel yeah very unheard-of
My Sheba Rottweiler is going to live forever. And that's that. lol. I swear a Rottweiler is the best dog ever. She's a big o baby. But watch your step coming towards me.
Hahahaha so TRUE! All my Rotties always have one eye on me and if anyone besides my family gets too close look out, they are super protective.
@@craigdilullo9491 yes sir ! She has me wrapped around her big o paw, but she'll protect her daddy till her last breath. Man I've never had a Rottweiler more because of the power in their bite ( god forbid) but I tell you this,my baby is the most loving always want hugs and kisses. I'm thinking about breeding her,but there's no way I could keep 5-9 babies, I just couldn't part from them. LOL
@@Kent-nx8xm hahahaha I hear ya, I considered doing same with my female but I didn't for the same reason. I wouldn't been able to let any of em go and I couldn't have a house full of rotties although I'd love it lol. My female would lay under kitchen table and if she got up quick she would lift the table off the ground lol. My male now is super attached to me, everyone else could be home but if I go out he howls till I come home. As I type this he's asleep under my recliner! They are above and beyond the best dog breed IMO period. I'd never get a different breed!
They need 3 solid walks a day. 20-45 minutes. Dogs are wanderers. They need the walk and leash training/behaviour training that comes with it. And from years 1-6 they need another Activity as well. Playing around, tracking, puzzle solving, trick learning or whatever you want. My experience is that from 7 up they become a bit of a couch potato. =}