The worst part of a rottie is getting over them when they die. I've had many pets cross that bridge, but my rottweiler was so smart, and her presence was so big even when she was just sitting calmly that her absence is heart wrenching. We had to put her down in June, I still have her toys all around. They are such special dogs.

I've found the worst thing about Rottweilers are usually their owners sadly.

One tricky thing with most of the Rotties I have met is that a grumbly growly sound from them is scary but is actually their happy sound.

They are the sweetest most loyal companions you can have! 😊

I'm on my 7th Rottweiler and couldn't agree more. I tell everyone that you need to be firm, NOT HEAVY HANDED, with them and train them soon and correct the first time because retraining is really painstaking.

My parents used to breed Rottweilers for show, and if the owners are good people, they are the most lovable and loyal dogs ever, and they really like to play aggressively.

The only worst thing about a Rottweiler is that you will miss him/her until the end of your life when he/she passed away.

I love Rottweilers. My first experience with dogs was a female Rottweiler when I was just a few months old. She decided I was her puppy, she'd chase away other dogs, guard me, and the only person who could come near me and take me away from her was my mother.

Fantastic dogs! Smart, easy to train, will learn good and bad behavior quickly. They're tough. Firm loving correction is is needed. They are trying their best to please their person.. Dangerously strong and determined. Without leadership and direction, they will default to guarding. They are playful even when they get older. They play rough, loud and pretty physical. Looks scary, sounds scary. But a stop growl is different. So is the body language. Their love language is loyalty, being by your side,leaning on you. I am always very careful with both of ours around non family pack people that are not used to handling this breed. And if they are with us in an unfamiliar crowd with lots of strangers, they get to wear a silicone muzzle. Mostly to protect them from being fed and people that can't respect a please don't touch or hug my dog boundary. It's mind boggling. They are not an easy peasy happy go lucky companion dog. I can go on forever - I ❤️ Rottweilers

I know a couple who has had rotties for over 25 years. They are always the sweetest, well-behaved dogs I have ever met. I remember my family going over to their house for dinner. At one point I was sitting on the floor in the living room and Roxie comes over and sits on my lap. I think she weighed as much as I did at the time and she just wanted snuggles. These two big dogs thought that they were lap dogs and would sit in any lap available. I loved it.

i miss my rottie he was abused as a puppy yet the sweetest boy once he was rescued and taught some obedience. he was lazy as hell and such a love! his best friend was a gray cat xx

I have to say, I owned a Rottweiler and she was the most brilliant dog I have ever owned. I found her much easier to train than my overly excited mule of a Golden Retriever. He is a lovely dog and I love him dearly but I sure miss my sweet girl 🥰🐾

I've never met a rottweiler that didn't think it was just a big ass lap dog

My rottweiler wasn't hard to train he's exceptionally intelligent, loyal and fantastic with our family ❤️ and your absolutely correct about misconception, some people are just ignorant !!

Rotties are the only breed im uncomfortable around. When i was little and went to my cousins, my uncle kept trying to make his attack me. It got to the points of me being terrified to leave the vehicle or never want to go to their house again. I know its not his fault as it was in his nature but my uncle /attempting/ to reinforce it didnt ever help. I was about 3 years old..

I know you're a trainer, but a properly trianed rotty, is the best all around dog ever. I love my two.

Honestly I'm the opposite. My mum had a rottweiler called Tara growing up, and apparently she was a massive teddy bear. When I see a rottweiler my first instinct is to cuddle those big heads of theirs.

Rotties are amazing, we had an adult female when my kids came along and she was brilliant. Gentle, patient, loving, she followed the kidsl everywhere, keeping an eye on them and would let me know if she thought they were going too far or being too crazy. Easy to train, loyal and fun. What's not to love?

My uncle had an 'attack trained' (his words, not mine) Rott that was... kinda insane. To the point that he had to be put down after my uncle died because he was too dangerous for anyone else to handle. Even trainers advised putting him down.

My step dad had one that I dog-sat for only one week. I loved that dog so much during that time, like we had this immediate connection. Walked it like x5 a day around the lake. Played fetch everyday after breakfast. Put my sleeping bag by its crate and slept next to him every night. I felt like I really had a bond with this dog from the moment we met. The dog was rehomed to my stepdads friend in FL. A year or two later, I had to break into my step dad’s home when no one was home to get access to the garage. To my surprise, as I’m climbing through the window, Cujo the rottie comes running up to me and grabs me with his teeth by my collar, pulls me head first through the window, and slams me to the floor. He started licking my face and howling like crazy because he recognized me right away and couldn’t wait to say hello to his long lost friend. I loved that dog so much and my perception on rotties were forever changed.

they can be ferocious guarding dogs but once you befriend them they're really nice

My Rottweiler was a therapy dog in a special needs school and in a care home. She was so gentle. However, she would be very protective of me and our home if any strangers were around

I have two rotties, one full German and one full American. They were difficult to train but I took my time and trusted them and they are the best dogs I’ve ever owned. I think most of the time people don’t want to put the time into them

I've had a Rottweiler and a Labrador, and believe be Rottweilers are way easier to train😂. Everything depends on the pawrent🐾❤

Pet Store had a dog fashion show. Lady brought her Rottie. One of the spectators was pregnant and the Rottie fell in love with her scent. He was totally captivated and so gentle.

“Let’s look at some Of these fings” 🤣🤣💀

I’ve never met a Rottie that I didn’t love. I didn’t know that they had a aggressive reputation until I was older as everyone that I had met so far were just the sweetest lovebugs.

My neighbor growing up had two Rottweilers that were probably the least tough dogs I have ever met. They acted more like kittens high on cat nip then they did guard dogs

It’s so weird to me that in my experience my Rottweiler was so gentle and easy to train whereas my Labrador was the crazy one😂😂

My dad was introduced to Rotties as a young apprentice to a tradesman. The guy had a massive Rottie on his truck and he was so well trained that he didn't even eat unless his owner told him he could. In the late 80s, my dad started getting Rotties, ending up with three. Just as highly trained as the first Rottie he'd met, tolerant of children, able to switch from guard to pet on command, loved cuddles, never once aggressive to anyone who wasn't an intruder. All around absolutely stellar companions. The youngest passed when I was a baby so all I know are the stories from my dad and half-sister. My childhood dogs were small, fluffy, and calm.

That weird growl they do is next level 😂

Love the idea of a rottie. However don't have the time or skill to train one currently. Great video

I had a Rottweiller that I got from the pound. The lady that had to give her up had house trained her and she was also a brilliant guard dog. She was a great guard dog and companion. I had no problems with her ever.

Categorize the breed is tricky because you have the high quality bred ones, super easy to train excellent linage and then you have the low bred ones prone to other issues aggression. Really depends on the parents and linage. My rottie came from an excellent breeder only taught him to not poop in the house once! Excellent and he’s my 4 th rottie the only impeccable one 🙏🏻🐶💕

Yes, some Rottweilers are hard to train. My girl never listens to us 😂

Misconceptions about Rottweilers, they're hard to train. Not true, very easy to train with food rewards,toys and sometimes discipline. I've had Rottweilers my whole life and they're always willing to learn and are very focused.

Burglar breaks in "Oh, they have a couple Rottweilers, think ill leave "

Gabriella was my Rottie..She was a great dog. We went to school and practiced all our lessons..never could break her from chewing the legs off my chair while I was working at my desk, tho !! Lol. She lived long and happy. I miss her. One of my favorite dogs!!

I have a Rottweiler mix (majority is Rottweiler but mixed with German Shepard, Belgian malinois, chow chow, and golden retriever), he is a rescue and we don’t know what about a third of him is but he is the sweetest dog ever. He can be very stubborn and for a while we thought he wasn’t very smart but then discovered he just chooses when he wants to be smart, he sometimes ignores us and can get a little rough in play but he is the smartest, sweetest and kindest dog, he is pacient and listens very well to other dogs messages(like humping or playing too rough). While not food driven remotely (he will spit out and ignore treats, not regular treats but pepperoni, cat treats, rabbit - literally anything), he tries hard to please us. We have a little 14lb dog (he is about 50lb now and still growing!) who is insainly picky, anxious and often scared of other dogs but she LOVES him, she had trained him how to play respectfully and now they just do the cute growly playful Rottweiler noises to eachother without any rough play. He has brought out a play and affectionate side of her we have never seen. He is affectionate and has a old man/baby look where sometimes he will just whine because he dropped his toy off the couch and is too lazy to jump down and pick it up. I love him so much and couldn’t imagine a better dog!

We were blessed with Bonnie the rottie for 13 years of stubborn cuteness… didn’t come without her challenges and left a lasting imprint on our hearts ❤ we don’t deserve rotties ❤

Absolutely loved our Rottie, big boy had a heart murmur and only got a handful of years but he filled them with so much goofy love and was able to be a great big bro for our husky for a few months ❤❤❤

I’m always happy to hear you talk about Rottweilers. I am no specialist but where I live there are no trainers and I take on some scary dogs. My first Rottweiler was brought in being raised as a kennel dog. Super easy besides she would kill anything small. She would also attack any dog that did not look like her. She’s never attacked another Rottweiler. This girl was 130pounds. I’m 140pounds… two months after getting her I got offered a free Rottweiler. It took me a month to get him. The city was dining the guy 50k for the possession of him due to human attacks. He was raised in a dark garage and was shocked anytime he made any noises. He never saw daylight and when he was finally delivered to me he was massive. He was chained down to the bed of a truck with chains going 4 ways. He had a custom muzzle and harness on and he had huge chain collars and such. He was a big dog but he lived with most of it on him and it was ridiculous and too much. I’ve worked with him a lot and his main problem is he is super sweet but he is so scared to be left alone that if he thinks someone is going to leave he will lunge and bite them. I’ve learned to redirect him once someone is done petting him but I never leave him alone with anyone and in public I muzzle so people ask when they want to pet. Last December my husband bought me my first Rottweiler puppy and I’m excited to raise my own. I currently have 3 purebreds and 10 mixed breeds Rottweilers on top of my lab, pitbul, dachshund and bouvier des flandres

I love how he’s showing adorable fluffy Rottie puppies! 😂

It's been my experience that one of the worst things about Rottweilers is you will spend a lot of days doing absolutely nothing because they think they're lap dogs and if they decide they want to snuggle while you're asleep or taking a nap, you're not getting them off of you.

Towards the end of training my dog, the trainer I was working with suggested exposing my dog to another dogs to teach me to manage the situation. Because he had a little pack of dogs himself, he picked one of his pet-therapy trained Rottweilers for this. To this day this female Rottweiler was the sweetest, best-behaved dog I've ever seen!.

I found all my Rottweilers easy to train. All of mine were inside dogs that were around the family at all times. The more time you spend with a dog the easier they train

I'm a rottie mom. They are the only dog on earth I will never live a day without 1 In my home. Right now is my Indy girl. She is so smart and so sweet she even will run from her brother and act like he hurt her. He is a 10lbs shiz tsu! Only thing I wish I could change with her, is how she is overly protective when out in public. Other then that, she is my everything.

Sir, I know you’re the expert and I don’t doubt that for a minute with my Rottweiler, was extremely easy to teach appeared to be very intelligent. This dog was very sensitive and close to me. I guess I have a lot more to learn.

Rotties are not that hard to train. You just have to be firm and make them respect you as their alpha, then you can get them to pretty much do whatever you want.

I just got a male pit rot mix. He is about 4 months old. Saw another short you did about boarder collies. I also have a 1.5 year old one. The oldest is my minpin at about 4.5 years old. Pit rot almost houses broken. Thank you for your time. I'm looking to train the pit rot as a service dog. I have a 6 year old son and 11year old daughter.

I’ve owned dogs my whole life, and still while I love Rottweilers, I am 110% not ready to own one. I own boxers, and those dogs act dumb but are so smart at the same time. It all comes down to how you train the dog. Rotties are an advanced dog breed in my opinion, while boxers are more intermediate.

I've had two. They were both great dogs and both very easy to train.

I have a 170lb german rotweiler and he's scared of rain and small animals. A stranger attempted to enter my home two months ago and my dog greeted him as a friend he didn't even bark. As a guard dog he's useless, as my best buddy nobody could do better. He did bite my face once when I was sleeping but I know he didn't mean to hurt me. He's the most handsomest sweetest good boy around and I wouldn't trade him tackling me when I get home from work or him punching me whenever I sit on "his" couch for anything. He's the best

As a Rottweiler owner, i can confirm, i have a 120lbs working line Rottweiler named Bruno, everytime i take him to the dog park, people with smaller pet dogs always look at him and pull away their dogs from me, and it was difficult to train him, i was patient and i finally completed his training, hes now a smart, obedient, loyal, and loving dog, Rottweilers are one of the best breeds on earth.

I have a 6 month old rottweiler puppy, and I can say the most challenging thing about them is they’re stubbornness. They’re incredibly smart and catch on quickly but it’s whether are not they want to do what you tell them to do is what makes it difficult to train. Right now we’re working on recall and when she has her mind set on something else it’s really hard to get her to come no matter how excited I get or how many treats I have. Another thing is that they can really lack that attention span. I’ve taught her to make and hold eye contact with me when I say “watch me” or “look at me” and it’s made it easier for me to calm her down and get her to do what I want when I want bc her attention is on me. They also are quit aggressive players not aggressive in the wanting to purposefully harm you way but more that they don’t know they’re own strength, my puppy’s favorite game is tug and she also still gets nippy sometimes when she gets too excited and I’ve had to put her on her side and hold her down and raise my voice at her bc she refused to calm down, I had to put her in that vulnerable position to show her that I’m in charge and I didn’t like it. I didn’t enjoy doing that to her but when she gets super playfully aggressive like that it’s hard to calm her down and she is still a puppy and still learning but it’s crucial that she learns she can’t bite like that even if she’s just playing.

Labrador bites more people in the uk than a Rottweiler.

I have a Rottweiler and a Doberman, they are so loyal, and loving my Rottweiler was easy to train but because my Doberman was a rescue, he was a bit skittish and hard to train but we got there in the end

Me, "Good morning." Him "as a canine behaviourist good morning. "

I had a buddy that owned a Rottweiler and a dachshund. The dachshund definitely wore the pants in the relationship.

Asking for advice from other Rottie owners. I Have a 3 year old female. She loves women, and is okay with men selectively…she is not aggressive in an offensive position, just tends bark at certain guys in my social group. She’s got a deep chest so it’s loud and intimidating, but she’s truly never gone after a person. How do I get her to deal with the specific individuals to make her comfortable with them?

My last baby was a pure Rottie. She was wonderful and passed when she was the ripe old age of 16 which is unheard of for a Rottweiler. We now have a Karelian Bear Dog and he is so smart that it's scary. He's going to take some very intense training.

i really dont like when i see things like these. all these people assume are rottweilers are the same just because they saw a few bad ones in videos. my rottweiler is a great dog, and i can confirm, that they really love their family.

Ive watched my mom work on dogs grooming since ive been alive and around kennels. One thing about rotties is as people bred them more theyve become a 50/50 even after good training for some. And sometimes that "rottie rumble" isnt a rumble. They were either giant babies like the one my cousin had who everyone missed, or extremely random in behavior.

My aunt has well behaved Rottweilers one died. But the first time I went to meet them they weren’t bad or mean they were playful. I can ask her to train mine when I get it and she’s a vet so I’m all ok.

I have a Samoyed, Siberian Husky, Chiweenie, Borador, and a Rottweiler. They all get along but the Rottie is the easiest to train out of all of them! He walks very well on a leash because he sticks by my side and lets me lead!

My mom loves to tell about her sister's Rottweiler named Xena. Mom could wrestle and play with her on the floor and xena would play back to her heart's content, but was always unbelievably gentle with mom

Rotties are amazingly loyal and very smart. The only bad thing about them is they can outsmart some people

I haven't ever really met a Rottie before. And, I had only heard from my family's vet that Rottie's can be more tenacious than a Pitt Bull, as far as NOT letting go of a persons flesh once they choose to latch onto a human beings hand or arm ETC. But, when our vet had told us that, we had NOT brought any of those dog breeds in to see him. But, I will admit that I had not forgotten those breeds that the vet had mentioned either. As of now, here in the USA, Rotties are just RARE to see here. For some reason Rotties aren't very popular now. I have 2 mixed breed dogs, and I am not really looking for a new dog. But, I do want to try to help people realize that UNLESS a Rottie or maybe even a Bully Breed dog has been TRAINED to be aggressive, those SAME DOGS will be possibly alert and will want to bark and let you know that maybe somebody is going to come up to your family's door. And, to me, that is really a GREAT THING. But, now, I am here and seeing and hearing ALL of the video here. But, although Rotties are a bit Mysterious to me, UNLESS my vet is 100% CORRECT about Rotties being able to be "Even more ferocious than PittBulls" , although I have ONLY seen and interacted with "SWEET Pitt Bulls". I really do NOT want to judge ANY dog or person wrongly. So, sorry, I am just going to choose to judge Rotties and even any Pitt Bulls that might be mentioned here as being Good Pooches. And, I very much DOUBT that I will have any reason to say any thing negative about them.

Worst things about the Rottweiler: 1:Nothing 2:Nothing 3:Nothing

Actually they are one of the most easiest dog breeds to train, because they catch on fastly when you start to train in specific things. I have 2 Rottweilers that I have had for 5 years and they are the most loyal affectionate and protective dogs, I have had! I have trained them myself and they are very well behaved. Other people use different training techniques so that could be why you’re having a hard time training your Rottweiler but I’m just saying they are one of the most easiest so yeah.

I used to have a 140lb rottie, by the time he was 18 months, not fat, but pure beast, if I dropped a plastic bag this dude would be like "wtf" the greatest friend I've ever had. Would sleep beside my bed when I was sick and protected me from another rottie going for me. I miss Alfie guys

YES! I have such a hard time finding a vet that is comfortable with my make rott. They are SO scared of him, despite trying to act like they aren’t. And I know this because the time’s I’ve asked if I could have him boarded at his facility and bathed, they refused and said it was cause he growled at them when they gave him his shots🙄

My neighbor has a Rottweiler and they're trying to figure out how to get her to stop eating rocks. Every time they go outside to go potty she goes straight to eating them

"your still gonna have to deal with the conceptions of all these" lol

Huskies are the hardest. Rotties are smart sweet protective babies. I love them n have never had any trouble working with them.

its a dog ive always wanted they are my favourite every one ive ever met has been wonderfully well trained thankfully and their owners will always say its the best having a rotty in their lives

I’ve heard other experts say that they’re very easy to train because they’re smart and have high food drive, just get distracted easily

I have never met an aggressive rottweiler and I have met several. I mean I wouldn't want to break in their house and see what happens but all of the ones I met were super friendly. One was just a big baby.

Its also because Rotties are SUPER smart and because if this its harder to train them but ive always wanted a Rottweiler if i were to get one i would definitely look up more training advice before getting one

I’ve consistently read and heard that Rottweilers are difficult to train. I currently have my fourth Rottweiler and my third Labrador. In my limited experience my Rottweilers have been easier to train, far more attentive and eager to please. The Labs haven’t been especially difficult, just more into their own pursuits - when their noses kick in, their ears stop working completely. My current Rottie is definitely a bit more stubborn than her predecessors. The fault is entirely my own. I had health issues when she was a puppy and she didn’t get the training that she deserved. She loves training sessions, is very bright and likes learning, always eager to do new things. She has no aggression towards anyone or anything. She’s a slave to her stomach and will do anything for a treat.

Having trained Rotts for Service Dogs, used one as my personal SD and taken them out in public for normal life(grocery shopping, library visits, ect...) I can fully agree about other people's misconceptions. The stigma is the most challenging part of training and working a Rottweiler, hands down.

mine is attention. the constant need for attention. he is a “mommy, look at me!“ dog. petting, patting, talking, sitting on my lap and putting my leg to sleep. love him, but he slows me down.

The worst thing is, that if you're a terrible owner - the Rottie has such incredible bite force, it becomes a serious danger. And that's exactly what makes them attractive to terrible owners.

I've had 2 rotties and they basically trained themselves they were so intelligent

I take my rotty to the park and let her off the lead to throw a ball. She sometimes gets distracted and wants to say hi to other dogs. (We're working on this). The fear on peoples faces as she comes up to say hi is so embarrassing. People will see their life flash before their eyes and started yelling. Im not even kidding. She has never shown aggression and is the sweetest dog.

I agree about people's misconceptions. But they are pretty easy to train and the most amazing dogs.

So far I've been very fortunate to meet loving sweet Rotties and boy did they love to talk when they were given ear scritches

Their just big ol teddy bears if raised well.

Believe it or not my two rotties are the best dogs I EVER had because of the versatility and loving and caring nature of the breed, and I had many dogs breeds ranging from French, English , and even American bulldogs, mastiffs, Shepards, Pitbulls, huskies, Great Danes and many more. Most people won’t get or understand their loud aggressive Happy deamanor and their playfulness until they actually own one. They are one of the most loving and genuinely caring dog breeds I came across but they show love in many different ways often slightly aggressive ways like a low growl or bumping into your legs rubbing their bodies on you but nothing malicious !! They’re behavior is commonly misunderstood because of the intimidating gaze, the size and sheer strength of the breed and are most times categorized as aggressive and or threatening and most people base their overall feelings, opinions, and decisions off society’s rumors and misconceptions but never had an encounter of their own and won’t take a chance on the Rottie just based off of that. Most times when the Rottie is a bad dog or has any problems whether it be social or commands it’s not them or their faults. Some might be more active or aggressive than others but ALL can be taught the right way. They are probably top 3 if not 1 of the smartest dogs I’ve dealt with have personally. It all starts from somewhere it’s 10/10 the owners fault. There is no such thing as a bad dog by default , but if their owner doesn’t take the time and effort and commitment REQUIRED to put into this breed they will almost always learn very bad and aggressive habits and tendencies being (self taught) because of the characteristics of this breed they are territorial by default it is in their blood! It is just like a kid if you don’t guide and teach right from wrong starting from a young age the kid will also learn bad habits and tendencies and almost always turn out to be bad because these self taught habits are all the know and they were never taught properly! It’s not the kids/dogs fault it’s the parents/owners fault entirely sad to say !!!

Every rottweiler (4) i've met have been a fat cuddly teddy bears that just want an ear scratch or head rub

My dog is best friends with a rottweiler. Its amazing to see. The first time the rottweiler came running up full sprint (i am not scared of any specific breed i scan the dog and owner when i meet them to know if i can trust the dog) my dog doesnt like bouncy dogs so she growled with the rottweiler still 5 meters away. It stopped right in its tracks and layed on the ground waiting for my dog to come over so they could meet. Rottweilers are great dogs and I love them, tho its not my breed to live with

Love ypur videos! Would you maybe make a video about German boxer?

I have a corgi (still a puppy, and my pride and joy) but I want a rottie one day. I think they are really lovable and adorable. Don’t get me wrong their very intimidating, but the first one I ever met sparked my love for them. He was so friendly and his tiny tail couldn’t stop wiggling and he just looked so happy and loved just like he should be. ❤

There so sweet ! ❤ but yes advanced training is what’s needed and more licences breeders to menny back yard breeding and that also makes for hard to train dogs due to temperaments of there parents … love your videos I never thought of owning my working line shepherd’s was advanced training level but it’s kinda cool to think about and when I see others and how well behaved mine are it’s a bonus! Thanks for the huge compliment

The meanest, most unpredictable dog I ever witnessed was a Labrador. My best buddy has a 4 inch scar on his face he received as a toddler from a Labrador.

The worst part is when your two Rottweilers die and you grew up with them as a child

I feel like German Shepherds are just so easy to train but then again I am baised as heck! 🤣

As the owner of a few different breeds of dog ranging from chihuahua to Rottweilers collies and staffs I found my rotty easiest to train and the best with my kids and others.

My dog is part Rottweiler, part Mastiff, and she was incredibly easy to train considering that while at the Humane society she went to a training program where she was trained by an inmate. One of my parents' neighbors I had a purebred Rottweiler named blaze, and he was the sweetest and biggest boy I've ever met. We would go over for a party or something, and he would lay right at my feet because he knew I would pet him and give him kisses. I love rottweilers. I really do think my success in training my dog has to do with the training she received in the sheriff paws academy. The inmate that trained her did an incredible job. She is very loving, laid back, and her favorite thing to do is lay out in the sun on her back, snoozing. She really only likes one toy, and that is her Kong squeaky ball. She has multiple in the yard, but she always goes for the one that is the dirtiest. She will straight up reject any of the cleaner balls. If she destroys the dirty ball, and we throw it away, she will go for the next dirtiest ball. She's hilarious and I love her to bits. She was at the Humane society for almost 2 years, being left there at a very young age. Her previous owner said that she wasn't good with other dogs, has she and another dog in the house did not get along. I was told by the staff at the Humane society that people would pass her up saying she looked mean. She has never had an issue with any other dog that she has met, and she has never shown our family any aggression. You can literally lay down with her on the floor and cuddle up for a nap. If she gets along amazingly well with my grandmother's dog. My grandmother passed away a few months after I got her, and our family took in her two dogs. The older one passed away a year later, and the younger one is now my dog's best friend. When we take one out to either go to the groomer or the pet store, the other lays around and watches the front door waiting for their best friend to come walking in.

Easiest breed to train I’ve ever had ? Super intelligent and just want to please you .