My dog only eats rice

I agree

Absolutely!!!

Cane corso and rotty are the best

Couldn’t agree more! ❤

Bit my brother

When I watch a scary movie or a movie thst makes me anxious our dog puck up on thos and eill come to me to comfort me. I notice our maltipom does the same.

I'm 42 now 2 Girl's and the missis, looking to get our first dog next year, and I want a rottweiler, I've had dogs in my family as a kid, but would love to have a rottweiler. It will be a big change, but hopefully good for me. Trying to read up as much as I can.

@@spacecoyote3611 im doing the same thing as you man im hoping to get a rottweiler by february 😅

@@spacecoyote3611 maybe start with smaller breeds You never had a dog thats yours When you where a kid the dog wasnt yours your father or mother was its alpha Rottweiler is definently not a first dog breed to pick

@@tonnyberben1770 If you’re an adult and you take the time to research the breed, proper training and socialization as well as finding a credible breeder/rescue you should be fine. You can be a bad owner multiple dogs over, and you can be a great first time owner, it’s dependent on the type of person you are and how much effort you put in to ensure your dog is a functioning member of society.

I just resent lost my rottweiler of 13 +years she made a big impact on my life forever. I'm miss her so much 😢😢😢😢

@@keithdann9754 im so sorry i know the feeling all to well and, yes they do take up alot of room in your life and in your house. They are so loving to their family and aggressive to strangers which is what we wanted.

Love this breed as well!

Consider Rhodesian Ridgeback

A velcro dog! That's the best way I have heard them described. They want to do everything their owner does and eager to please. Can't imagine my life without a Rottie now...

they truly are amazing, im in awe with mine everytime we train, the speed of understanding new things is what is really amazing to see, you can have the dog never see something or how it works but will instantly understand it like he is used to it from always, i took my barely 1 year old lil rottie to the agility track, she never seen one never been to one never saw any dog do anything like that, so i just went in the course with her and let her explore, in her exploring she already figured out how to do most of the things there, the bridge, ladder, climbing obstacle, swing and tunnels were mere jokes to her, she did it all perfectly on her own with no fear whatsoever like she would do it every day,if you saw her you would think all we do is train agility but we dont, all we do is have fun, i let her climb on things, chase stuff, search for stuff, basically i let her be a dog and she repays that with obedience and with beeing a generaly good and well behaved doggo. I love how at night, when she knows her work for the day is over and she can let go, she wants to always come to snuggle with me and seeks my company actively, if only just so she can lie next to me and her butt touching me is enough for her to be super happy about it. They truly are wonderfull doggos and at least for me, i will always have a rottie in my home, possibly there will be more but always there will be at least one, as long as im alive

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Love a good Rottie!

Give them plenty excercise, and they will cool down

do not worry you are not too late to fix it, as long as she is willing to learn you will find it very doable, i have and older lab/rottie of 7years and a younger one which is now 14 months and i learned alot from both but specifically i learned this lesson with the older one very recently, we tought that she was not willing to learn any advanced stuff and so the guy that help me train her at the time , a k9 officer and i decided we are not gonna push her, i wanted her to learn more stuff so we could do more stuff together but she was content with fetch swimming and running, turns out the now old(er) girl has the willingness to learn, she just didnt find it fun at the time, but now that she saw me train the younger one and how much fun she couldve had, now she decided she does want to learn but only in a certain way, the way i do it with the younger one, so do not give up on your rottie, she has loads more in store for you all you need is the will to do it as well as its not fair to her, she would never give up on you and she will give her life to you so its only fair you do the same, i wish you all the luck and success with her

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I'd suggest petting other dogs around your Rottie to let him/her know the other dog(s) isn't a threat to you. This could help tremendously.

@@bill4824 I have never thought if this! Im going to try it.

Be proud of yourself for taking care of your Rotti,he was a GREAT BUDDY bc YOU are a great buddy,,take some time for yourself,THEN GO GET ANOTHER ONE,YOU WILL BE HAPPY YOU DID,IT SUCKS THEY DONT HAVE LONGEVITY LIKE OTHER DOGS,,,I ACTUALLY JUST WATCHED A VIDEO THAT STATED THAT ONE DAY TO US IS ONE WEEK FOR DOGS,,,,,BE HAPPY,YOU DID A GREAT JOB,DOGS NEED PEOPLE LIKE YOU GOOD LUCK MY FRIEND

@@mikiejr111 Thank you Sir for these kind words. To me dogs are the best thing that can happen in life. My deceased buddy, from the eternal hunting grounds (heaven) has sent another dog my way, after a week.I went and bought a brindle colored Akita Inu female, 2.5 months old. She's really growing on me. Very smart already at this young age. I wanted to get another rottie, but an aquaintance of mine who breeds them told me all his rotties died of cancer/tumor - none of them died of old age. I don' t think I can go through such an episode again. The Akita Inu is a very healthy dog and has a higher life span, 10-12 years. I feel we will have a nice life together. Cheers and peace, Sir!

They are big babies when they are cared for and led correctly! Nice job!

@@DogsNowChannel He has been out with me in the woods today for 3 hours. He came in and had a drink and then had his Turkey,Pilchards and biscuits. He's now having a kip on the bed 🐻🐾🐻🐾

Thank you sir!

Good point!

so true

well if he is not docked you can always tie the rake to his tail, he will figure out the rest im sure, mine is a rott/lab mix, working rott with show lab, so she short an stocky but has enormous power, i use her to plough the fields, i put a harness on her with the plough and a wurstel in front of her nose and we are off to the races, jokes aside the way they learn really fast im pretty sure one can get a rottie to do just about anything and the dog will do it and have fun doing it, they are so smart and have such great personalities i wonder how is anyone left on earth that says that they are dangerous, i met many of them, a friend of mine had a whole bunch of them through the years and yes the one im talking about is one of his and a product of true love between dogs, i know the whole story of how mine came to be and its a long one with details to put it simply, after long years of trying the labbie managed to finally get into the house of the rottie through a second floor window as they are neighbours, hump her, impregnate her, managed to not get stuck to her and ran away so no one was the wiser all in the matter of 5 minutes untill the neighbour from across the street told them what she saw. they been trying to get together for a few years by then and there was alot of doggo drama howling whining involved everytime she was in heat, like i said true love story :D

What video would you recommend then?

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Amazon has a good car seat protector for dogs. Easy to clean. Ask me how I know.

I had that same problem with my Rotti girl and I was told she'd grow out of it. She didn't. I then tried a dramamine 1/2 hour before the care ride....YES!!! It works like a charm!

Awesome!

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I got mine at 6 weeks. She's 5 month now. She won't walk to heel it's really annoying any suggestions

@@markbellew4194 don’t know mine sits when I tell her, she gives me her paw all ready, use a choke chain or a harness , I not walked mine yet it’s too young, you got to show them who’s boss ,

@@kingkong81icloud yeah mines good with paw and sit but getting her to drop anything is a nightmare honestly she's got puppy classes like

Love to hear it

I prefer 2 walks about thirty minutes to an hour each, going to parks or on hikes on the weekends, maybe take him to a lake or river for some play in the water. When you get home he'll usually be ready for a long lounge on the couch.

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Velcro detail rags to his front paws...you have a detail dog! 🤣

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Wonderful

Yes they are!!

Sorry that happened to you. Sho confidence and be calm in public settings and over time he will get use to people and other animals

Hi I'm I owner of a 16 mth old rottweiler and had many in the past, your vet shouldn't of done that that's not on first off change vets, you need to make training and socialising your no 1 priority there so intelligent it won't take long start off just doing on in your neighbourhood when he/she sees another dog b4 he evens gets to the long stare they do and slow predotary walk you say his name is a high confident way with a treat in your hand and start walking the other way and giv treat and praise do this as training then you will start to see a difference don't rush training but it does need to be done daily, use the correct tool if he's a linger I'd be using a pinch /prong collar that give you bk control. Anyhow just a few hints and tips from a person that has a well mannered well socialised, off leash recall great rottweiler, b4 the army of prong collar haters come out, I use one and my girl gets so excited when she sees hers come out BC she knows it's time to go play and train, if used correctly there a great tool.

training will help sure but most of the work here is on you, you also shouldve prepared the dog for the vet better, and while i hate to say it but he was probably right with what he did, your doggo was just scared because he was in that position for the first time someone told him what to do and when he didnt the he got corrected, something i assume by your reaction to the fact you never did, at least not to the point to assert dominance over him, so everything around him was new, stuff he never felt or been subjected to happened and he got scared, you must understand the vet as well, he canno afford to get bitten and while my 2 girls love our current vet i had huge problems with my first vet without him doing really anything wrong, my girl just didnt like him for some reason and would not let him touch her, he had his asistant do it, no problem and i came to the conclusion that the problem there was me and the dog was projecting my feelings, as i was very anxious at the time, i was always scared and so on so the dog projected that. I would not worry too much if i were you tho, it is all fixable, just next time you go to the vet take it at his pace (the dog's not the vets) and try to at least teach the dog some basic obedience like place, stay, wait it will help the process along tremendously trust me. The last thing is, my vet also often sedates my older girl just because she is a bit skittish and if im not there she does not relax, there is not much you can do about that im affraid, they are big dogs and the vets need to take precautions and protect themselves. I did not notice any changes on my girls because of it tho so even if it seems unnecessary to you try to think from the perspective of safety, for your dog and the vet's health and life, since rotties if you get them mad like real mad in a confined space, well lets just say this, in such a situation i woulld not bet my money on the human to come out of that room, 1 bite in the right area and you are goner so the sedation will always happen just because of how big and strong he is, i would not worry about it too much, yeah it sucks to see your pooch all drugged out unable to stand or even pull his tongue back in his mouth but that sucks way way less than if he ends up redirecting on the vet and the consequences of such behavior, thats why i think rottweiler owners should always teach their dog at least the essentials of bite work so the dog loses the tendency to bite out of his own will and will rather wait for you to tell him what to do as there are rewards involved when he is a good boy and listens to you and the corrections he gets if he doesnt listen are waaaaaaaay less tasty, thats why they tend to like to work for their owners, it simply tastes better

It is not to late,#1 There ARE ALOT of great vets,I would have knocked out the vet you went to,CHANGE VET,#2 ROTTIES ARE VERY SMART,THEY MUST TRUST YOU,,,REPETITION WITH THE SAME WORDS,AND REWARD FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR,AND WHAT EVER COMMANDS OR HABBITS THAT STILL NEED WORK,YOU CONTINUE WITH POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT,IF THE DOG IS CHEWING ON SOMETHING THEY SHOULDN'T BE,TAKE IT AWAY,AND GIVE HIM WHAT HE IS ALLOWED TO CHEW ON RATHER THAN JUST DISCIPLINE#3TALK TO THE DOG,LOOK THEM IN THE EYES,SHOW YOU LOVE THEM,THEY UNDERSTAND WAY MORE THAN YOU THINK,STUDIES HAVE BEEN DONE STATING MOVING YOUR EYEBROWS,SMILING,AS WELL AS PLAIN OLE TALKING TO THEM,THEY ALWAYS SHOW INTEREST,AND YOU DEVELOPE A BOND SECOND TO NONE,NEVER YELL AT THE DOG,REGULAR VOICE COMMAND IS WHAT YOU WANT,YOU DONT WANT YOUR DOG TO BE SCARED OF YOU,,,GIVE IT TIME,IT IS NOT UPTO THE DOG TO GET THIS DONE,IT IS UPTO YOU THE OWNER TO GET IT DONE,,,,SO,GET R DONE

Women are often ill suited as Rottweiler owners - they will test your strength and leadership and you have failed on many fronts. The best thing you can do is find someone with experience and rehome the dog. Dogs all my life ...5th Rottweiler.

The best

Great breed

Haha here’s a full tree mom!

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You should never let your rottweiler get overweight. 130 lbs is overweight for 99% of Rottweilers

@@Kyle-ut4jg You have no idea what you’re talking about Kyle. My Rottie’s head weighs 30lbs alone. He’s over 130 and still slender at the waist. Ive had 3 in the last 45 years. Even my female was 95 lbs with a 20lb head.

@@PelosiCrimeSyndicate I highly doubt that he is slender at over 130 pounds, he probably over heats so fast, how tall is he at the shoulders? I have a big male that is 26.5" tall at the shoulders, every Rottweiler I have seen is shorter than him and he weighs 113 pounds and could still lose another 5 to 10 pounds.