Are Rottweilers good family dogs? Whatever your ‘family’ entails…rottweilers are excellent family dogs. Writing from the perspective of a Rottweiler owner and an ethical breeder, we have rottweilers in our home as well as toddlers. Anyone hearing this will obviously
Are Rottweiler’s Dangerous?
Are Rottweiler’s dangerous ? It’s all in the way you raise them- is a recurring statement on the discussion regarding if Rottweiler’s are aggressive and dangerous. On the other side of this never-ending debate the breed itself gets blamed,
Why Do Rottweilers Have White On Their Chest?
White breasted Rottweilers Ever noticed that some Rottweiler’s have a white spot on their chest, paws and sometimes even their faces? Is this part of their genetic blueprint, health state indication or a genetic mutation? We’ll be delving into
What were Rottweilers bred for?
What were Rottweilers bred for? Ever gazed at your Rottweiler with a keen interest on where they actually came from and what they were bred for ? Well , we at Vom Eisenwacht wanted to investigate the history and
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Rottweiler Breed Standard
Utilization: Companion, service and working dog Classification FCI: Group 2 (Pinscher and Schnauzer type, Molossian type and Swiss Mountain- and Cattle Dogs and other breeds) Section 2.1 Molossian type, Mastiff type With working trial. Brief historical summary: The Rottweiler is considered to
Deadly Canine Parvovirus
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Parvovirus, or parvo/cat flu, in dogs is a highly contagious and is often a fatal viral disease that attacks the gastrointestinal system of the animal, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Unvaccinated puppies younger than four months old are most at risk.