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Rottweiler
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7 Reviews For Rottweiler

  • chez18 Rank: Colonel 8th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Everything!!!!!!!! My rottie Tyson is the best dog ive ever had!!! hes intelligent, loving caring etc! all round great family dog! He's very protective too!


    Bad Points: Mine eats a lot, costs a lot to keep him full ha ha.


    General comments: Tyson hates been on his own for long amounts of time as he loves attention!!!! Rotties aren't the bad dogs people out there think they are!!! If they are trained right with proper owners they are the best dogs in the world!!!!

  • chez18 Rank: Colonel 7th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    best dog ive ever had in my life wouldnt but another breed!!!!

  • The Hooded Claw Rank: Major 22nd Aug 2006

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    As a dog lover myself, I can appreciate how loving a Rottweiler can be to its 'family', however, you only have to encounter one of these on the sharp end to be put off.

    They have, in my experience, a major design flaw. While they are able to chase a fleeing cyclist quite competently for a short distance, as I found out while on holiday in Mississippi recently, their bite orientation is directionally limited while running. After dog has caught cyclist it turns head to savage furiously revolv ...

  • hill 21st May 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    One thing we found with our Rottweiler is that training is a must, as they can soon get out of control and turn your home upside down. They love cuddles and chewing, so all good shoes must be kept out of his reach.

  • AndreaG Rank: Major-General 19th Apr 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    To my surprise our friends male Rottweiler is very kind, sweet and friendly. He does require a lot of attention though, and plenty of exercise, otherwise he can be quite (knowingly) naughty.
    He is also very protective over my female Collie cross, even though she is the oldest of the two. Expect to have huge food bills though, as they eat loads.

  • billnbugs Rank: Lance Corporal 27th Jan 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have been privileged to have been the 'person' in the lives of five Rottweilers during the past 20 years, and have found the breed to be the almost-perfect dog, its only drawback being its not-too-long life-span.

    All five of my Rottweilers, while having their own characters, soon developed the typical breed traits of loyalty, protectiveness and courage.

    The good part is that the only effort needed to bring out these qualities is the application of large amounts of kindness, firmness (not ...

  • rainbowmunky22 Rank: Sergeant 30th Sep 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I had a female Rottweiler for about 9 years. She was one of those dogs that love people who she grew up around, but she did not like new people at all. She would try to attack all of my friends and she didn't like other dogs either. This is probably just because she didn't grow up with much exposure to other people. I think Rottweilers are great companions, but they can get pretty big.