12 Realities New Rottweiler Owners Must Accept

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 792

Rottweilers are one of those breeds that have a ‘reputation', and the perception many people have of them isn't even close to the reality.

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The Rottweiler is a robust, powerful, and loyal dog with strong protective instincts. They are outstanding companions and protectors.

Because of the Rottweiler’s size, strength, and protectiveness, owning a Rottweiler carries a great deal of responsibility and commitment.

Rottweiler's temperament vary from natural clowns, affectionate to almost everyone, to the very reserved one-man dog. Rottweilers are calm and alert companions.

Rottweilers often follow their masters around the house keeping a constant and sometimes obtrusive watch over their loved ones.

If you are considering to own a rottweiler, or you’ve just become a new rottie owner, there are some realities you do need to fully accept.

Check out the twelve realities new rottweiler owners must accept on the next page! …and if you already are a rottie owner, see if you can relate!

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792 thoughts on “12 Realities New Rottweiler Owners Must Accept”

  7. Julie Medsger

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    This is my four month old, Layla. She is a love but chewing everything in sight because she is teething. I keep buying her teething toys but she is still chewing everything. How’s Ricky doing with his teething?

  38. Anna Gartin

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    Oh I enjoyed the pictures so much and every bit of this is true. I love my rotty more than life. A dog recently got loose and ran up to her on the street.. I was more concerned with protecting her than myself, put her behind me. Crazy isn’t it when you have a dog that can do serious damage and yet you are protecting them. She is my heart and my soul, best dog ever!! I have 4 but only one is a rott.. she has 3 adopted sisters a Jack Russell Terrier, A Cheweenie, and a Dachshund. I would love to have another Rotty some day. I am so thankful we found her as a pup at a shelter, she was a reject.. cut her tail wrong and her legs don’t go just right but we love her more than anything. The rott watching the TV she sits just like that too.

  39. Damon Vessey

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    I was raised around a pure bred German rottweiler as a kid. Best friend I’ve ever had. Best memories of my life. She was my buddy. When I got in trouble and my parents would yell at me she’d drag me away by my diaper. We played rough doing dumb$#%&!@*kids do I’d run up and tackle her and she’d knock me on my$#%&!@* Never got mean with me. Can’t wait to own one again.

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