I put down my last Rottweiler 3 yrs ago. He was 17. All was good health wise. No cancer, no hip dysplaysia, he just went to sleep and passed away of old age. Best breed I've ever owned.

@AnimalEmancipation

5 жыл бұрын

My Rottweiler mix is ten but still healthy and agile. I wish her the peaceful end your dog had!

@redstar199

9 ай бұрын

​@AnimalEmancipation hopefully she is still doing well

@legioxequestris811

6 ай бұрын

Oooo i would love for my dogs to live 17

@taylorlynnpets

5 ай бұрын

17!!! omg i’m getting my puppy in a couple months and this makes me so happy🎉

@JoeyStar2001

4 ай бұрын

17 years for a Rottweiler is very impressive! I'm sorry for your loss. RIP to him. Rottweilers are beautiful dogs and make great protection dogs!

The Rottweiler is one of the Best Breeds on this Earth!

@barking.dog.productions1777

3 жыл бұрын

100% CORRECT! I have had dozens of breeds, mostly German Shepherd and other large working breeds... When I discovered Rottweiler the search was over... I have owned and been breeding them exclusively for 30+years now - (to quote Alice Cooper - Black Widow song) These words you speak are true...

@Nabeel-wr9rj

2 жыл бұрын

Do they attack their owners is it true?

@Yeoman7

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nabeel-wr9rj NO. that is pure nonsense. They are big loving cuddly bears.

@traiball7063

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nabeel-wr9rj only if you abuse them or if they’re males they may try to get dominant if they think you aren’t doing a good enough job and might snap but just stay firm and make sure you’re their boss before their friend and you’ll be fine

@bigbear_therottweiler935

Жыл бұрын

Yes 🙌oikoko ois oppooopp

Still can't believe HBO or the discovery channel or something hasn't taken you yet

@colossus112785

4 жыл бұрын

Either those or Animal Planet

@AreWhyAyeInn

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe KZread is paying him more

@solitudeforthebelievers5551

3 жыл бұрын

Right? Dude knows his stuff. Very well explained.

@mikefrost1312

Жыл бұрын

No doubt.. a series like this would do great on Hulu too !

@Gluesnail

11 ай бұрын

Yea I’m sure KZread is paying him more tho and he doesn’t have to share and advertise other programs that might be his competitors

He's 24 months old now Your dog is 2. He's 2 years old

@kalleroseworld1919

5 жыл бұрын

Alec Grinage yeah man i dont get that either. My dog is 9 month and a few days ago a women Said about her dog that he's 28 weeks old i was like what the fuck just say it in month jeez

@helenhamblin1468

5 жыл бұрын

Stop that, .. It doesn't matter, Months? Years? To each his own.

@helenhamblin1468

5 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, & another thing, Females are called.. "Bitches". Some people are offended by this.

@Kougeki1000

5 жыл бұрын

kalle roseworld When they are 4-36 weeks it makes sense to say it in weeks because there's a huge difference between each week that early in development. It's also to remind ourselves ;)

@thechosenone1896

5 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

My female Rottweiler tried to fight a 6 or 7 foot tigershark once. My friends and I are from Florida and decided to take a trip to the keys one summer after highschool but couldn't bear to leave her alone. She was a rescue and probably between 6 to 8 years old at the time. Anyways in short we were all out on the boat one day and 2 of my friends were in the water when a large tigershark showed up and scared them up out of the water and back into the boat. Our Rottwieler Annie saw this and started barking and growling at the shark as it swam around the boat. Annie loved swimming aswell so I had to physically restrain her to prevent the dog from jumping off the boat to attack the shark. Rottweiler's really are the best. She sensed the danger and anxiety immediately and did not hesitate to defend us. Motherly instincts for sure as we had all 3 grown up around this dog. Annie ended up passing away 3 years later due to cancer but she will always be my favorite pet.

By far my all time favorite dog! Ive owned this breed for years. Once I'm ready to adopt again going to a shelter to find my new best friend and you know for sure it'll be a rottweiler. I miss my babies so much! Love you India, Preston, and of course my Harley ❤ RIP my loves.

I love the undocked tails!

@johnyhansen1362

4 жыл бұрын

here up north in Canada , we dock the tail to all dogs and cats, reason for that is when is -50 degrees it takes a shorter time for them to walk in or out the door before you shut the door

@eddie-g1996

3 жыл бұрын

I love a all natural rottweiler

I have a big yard for my Rottweilers and they hike every day . We do obedience, and our dogs are lean .

*I think I am addicted to this channel.. don't remember the last time I clicked so fast on a video!* \•/

@adrianwilliamson2788

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao same here. My ass clicked like before i even watched it

Rottweilers, are built like wrestlers, and linebackers!💪 Beautiful breed, with a Powerful Bite Force!😍

@judithwonderly3936

2 жыл бұрын

Rottweilers are the best of all, thank God for them.:-)

I love when people talk about their herding history! My baby uses his body to herd us. We never taught him this,pure instinct 🐄

I’ve owned two other dogs, a shepherd mix and a medium dog, prior to getting my rottis. Now I’m planning to only get rottis for new pets. They are just so noble.

I've had many other breeds in my life. Since my first rotti in 1983 I've been a loyal rottweiler mom since having many German Rottweilers! Best breed for any situation!!

Great family dog. 5 kids 3 elementary age & 2 under 3 yrs of age. My dog is VERY protective of the kids and my wife. Only down fall of owning a Rotty is they will shed 50 tons of hair in your house. You constantly have to groom them every 2 or 3 days

The Rottie is from Rottweil, Germany. It was used to drive the cattle from the farm to the market. They are also guards.

One of my fav dog breed

@ElijahKMcCoy

5 жыл бұрын

Aisha Fatty Same here

@ajitroy9599

5 жыл бұрын

Same here too. The all purpose breed

@tracydavis8982

4 жыл бұрын

Aisha Fatty, mine too! The Rotties, in "The Omen" Movie Franchises, and the Rotties, on "The Dog Whisperer," caused me to become a HUGE Fan!!!😍 Definitely, one of my Favorite Dog Breeds!!!👍

I cant say enough good things about my Rottie! She's just the biggest teddy bear ever!... loyal, calm, loving and SUPER intelligent. Highly recommended if you are an experienced dog owner, just due to their huge size and strength. To me she's perfect!

Respect to you. That's the first time I've heard an American talk facts that are 100% correct and been so honest. Loved the video thank you. 🙂

Thank you for also pointing out that a high weight is not something "cool" for the dog and often shortens its lifespan!

This is the first KZread video about Rottweilers, I’ve seen, that covers all the bases. Including having a Rottweiler in an apartment, which I did and had the best behaved and socialised dog. One thing I didn’t hear was about walking on stairs for puppies. I carried my dog down the stairs till he was about 8 months old to spare the front legs during bone and joint development. Great breed presentation and the first time I heard anyone talking about the “CPT” test. (Not sure I got that right). All breeding dogs were tested in Denmark I the 80’s and it’s a great way to ensure only mentally sound dogs are bread. PS: My dog died of kidney failure at 11 years and 4 months.

I love this breed. My ex husband and I were breeders for about 22 yrs. We did Schutzhund, and Search and Rescue, and we sold some dogs to a couple of southern Sheriffs in the States. When he passed, I sold all our stock back to Germany where we got our foundation dogs. Great to see a positive video about this amazing breed. Thank you for sharing and doing this Dogumentary.

@skyeholistics5520

3 жыл бұрын

How did the Rotties do in search and rescue work?

@jenniferlehman2464

3 жыл бұрын

@@skyeholistics5520 They were fantastic at it!! Because we made it a game to go find whoever and then they knew they would get a special lamb meal if they did a good job. Even if we found a cadaver, we would still reward them. And our guys and gals not only ground tracked but would air track as well. As when we walk or run, we leave our skin cells and scent in a cone shape leading right back to the person you are tracking. They loved it!! Even had an eighteen month old follow me through city streets and wait outside the store I was in until I came out. I was shocked to see her there to say the least. And she had only been shown the "game" of finding a ball in a field with tall and short grass. It impressed a lot of friends of ours, that at that age she could do that over busy sidewalks and 5 streets from home. I then told her to heel, and that is where she stayed all the way back. Stopping before me intersections and sitting down, then carrying on when Safe to do so.

@skyeholistics5520

3 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferlehman2464 I have a 7 month old female rottweiler that just started SAR training, the other dogs on the team are german shepherds. The trainers saw potential in her and asked if I would be interested in SAR work. She is such a wonderful companion, I am excited to see how we do! Rotties are the best ❤️

@jenniferlehman2464

3 жыл бұрын

@@skyeholistics5520 That they are for sure. And even though you are training HER STAR, you are you will find that as she gets older, you can that all family members are her "pack", annd even though SAR are more on the Submissive side they still have to have a medium level of Independent thinking to figure out how to get around things in the bush, where most SAR's take place. She will show this by becoming "a bit protective" of her pack. So what we would do, is to when someone came to the door and knocked or rang the door bell, and if they reacted with a woof or plain out bark, then we would say, "Is someone at the door?" Good (Name)!!!" If a young dog did the same thing then we'd carry it a step further and say, " Is someone at the door? Good job (name). Let's go see who it is!". We would control the door, but putting them in a sit or lie down, the then go to the door. We had a police officer come to the house one time because I had witnessed, and and treated a few of the collision people on the scene. The first words, I kid you not were, and "Put your dog away or I'll shoot it!!" I My husband came to the door and told him to get a K-9 officer out or a Supervisor out, because we were done talking to him. And he slammed the door in his face!! Yelling through the door, and my 298 dogs live here, and you don't!!Threaten to kill my dog because you don't like breed?? Go screw yourself. Those are the only, I and I do mean ONLY, BUT I 2 people my wife will talk to. Next thing we know, is that there are literally 8 police cars on our 150vacre farm with no authority. And in the house, t have 2 brand new momma's of 12 babies each being super protective of their young. And they called both our males aggressive. While they could easily see my son, they were r3 yrs old, and fast asleep using one as a pillow and the other as a leg rest. Yeah. Super aggressive International Champions for Schutzhund the 2 of them. Lying there, I without a care in the world, and snoring. But I can guarantee you this, had the police forced entry? They would have been in one heck of a surprise from all 4 adult dogs, and the 3 juveniles we had at that time. The juveniles were 18 months and had just started bite work. So, 31 dogs in all in the house if you're counting the 2 litters of puppies that our 2 females had on the same day. We had a 1bhour break, and between the deliveries. We preferred to be there to prevent umbilical hernia in case mom bites the cord too close.

@davidsullivan5844

2 жыл бұрын

I have the pleasure of working with a Rotti cross. What an amazing pet she is. She has the colors of the Rottweiler and the strong jaw force. She's from Hobeema and is fourteen year's old. My my what a doggie.

I have a girl Rottweiler and I love her so much .She’s the best dog we’ve ever owned . Great with children and so loveable

My 10 month Rotty (Zena) is unbelievable. She is great with my 5 year old daughter and she loves to swim. My daughter holds into her while she is swimming across pool. I couldn't ask for a better dog.....

I used to have two Rottweilers as a kid growing up in northern Israel. They would follow my brother and sister to school from a stalker's distance and then eat all the kid's lunches hanging outside the classroom. Those dogs were notorious lol.

@mikefrost1312

Жыл бұрын

🤣 that reminds me of my grandfather's old male Rottweiler. He was a tracking/protection dog and LOVED to track me and my cousin to school whenever we stayed the night at our grandparents lol. We'd be in class and see him out the window walking around the school trying to figure out how to get in 🤣 The principal knew my gramp & even let the dog inside a couple times because he knew he wouldn't hurt anyone. The dog just came in & sat with us until my gram or gramp came to pick him up lol.

@kabir1557

Жыл бұрын

@@mikefrost1312 man that's so amazing to hear. I wish to get one loving Rottweiler for myself soon.

@kabir1557

Жыл бұрын

@@mikefrost1312 also did y'all train him in protection or was he naturally a good guard dog? I've heard that Rotties are few of the breeds that will protect you without any training whatsoever!

@mikefrost1312

Жыл бұрын

@@kabir1557 he was professionally trained before my grandfather ever got him imported. In reality, he NEVER should have left that yard lol but, he was a bit spoiled and part of his training WAS to watch and protect us kids. So when we walked to school (literally right around the corner lol) he got mad and wanted to come with us. He was an amazing dog! I miss him

@mikefrost1312

Жыл бұрын

@@kabir1557 they can absolutely be naturally protective as well.. BUT, with any dog that's protective, willing and WANTS to bite/attack strangers, you definitely want to train them!! All it takes is someone playing around with a friend, dog sees it as a threat, attacks the friend & now the dogs being put down for protecting you... More important than knowing when to guard/protect/bite, is a dog knowing when NOT to bite/protect from something..

I just got a Rott/Boxer mix a few weeks ago. He's really sweet and absolutely adores my Chihuahua.

thank you germany for this beautiful dogs!

I have a beautiful Rotty from an incredible breeding lineage, he is very smart, obeys all commands. My wife decided to raise chickens on our property. Fred seemed very calm and agreeable when my wife or myself were tending to them. We had them in a full enclosure, we left for a day trip and kept Fred outside. When we returned, Frederick Der Grosse was sitting at our gate with a happy grin, and feathers all over his muzzle. My wife, ever the optimist, bought five more chicks. When they were old enough, they were again placed in the coop and yard. Fred paid little attention to them and actually alerted us when a hen flew over the fence. What a good boy!. We felt confident enough to take another trip, and when we returned, they all were dead. Fred is a great companion to us as well as protector, he subdued a drug addled trespasser on our property with no difficulty. However, he seems to have a no chicken circuit and installed in his brain.

Love this! Such a beautiful dog!!

Them wanting to be in your lap all the time is an understatement lol

@kinggg_delo

2 ай бұрын

Naw fr 😂

I love them with their tails ❤️

@lorenzomagazzeni5425

5 жыл бұрын

The tail is a weak point.

@jadewelling3459

4 жыл бұрын

same! there is no reason for cosmetic surgery on animals....also rotties have thick strong tails....not like the dobermans

@mendesdecarvalho385

4 жыл бұрын

@@lorenzomagazzeni5425 some times, but they run and turn faster with him

@prozierozie5692

4 жыл бұрын

@@mendesdecarvalho385 yeah, isnt it suppose to be like a rudder for balance.

@mendesdecarvalho385

4 жыл бұрын

They get a lot of problems with out tail ( spine problems, runnig problems.. walk...)

One of the best independent channels around

Yay I was waiting for another Rottweiler video !!!

@MrWolf-ml5it

5 жыл бұрын

Me also

@Mizzoislegit

5 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@13fulalbert

5 жыл бұрын

Annie Rivera same:)

@fernandoribeiro6561

5 жыл бұрын

Annie Rivera Me too I was waiting to see a nice Rottweiler video

@lorenzomagazzeni5425

5 жыл бұрын

Obviously many miss the point, Long ears and tails are weak points for a guard dog, a tough, big strong guy could take a rott by the tail and swing it against a wall , a mean pit bull could EAT the ears of a Dob. But is part of the emasculating view of the feminazi, I guess.

IT'S SETTLED! I'm getting a rottie!!

Thank you Mr Mike and Mr Zeke

AKC should really use the standard that the breed’s country of origin uses. These dogs appear much more true to their origin and capable of working than the “American” dogs.

@glorialewis4282

5 жыл бұрын

Toast to that.

@animalobsessed1

5 жыл бұрын

The AKC just straight up sucks. I mean they literally register puppy mill dogs and still pretend to be a staple of quality. The ADRK on the other hand requires breeders to get permission before any pairing, to make sure that only quality dogs get bred. The permission is based on actual results the dog has had (health, conformation, and working), not just on a piece of paper. Regardless of what breed you want, if there's a way to get around the AKC, you should.

@Buttikoferiii

3 жыл бұрын

@@Couchlover47 agreed. On the bright side at least they did well with the Akitas, but that’s about it lol

@bradsimpson8724

3 жыл бұрын

You forget the general sense of entitlement that is extremely prevalent in the US that requires special rules just for them. The NCAA, the AKC, the Imperial system of measurement... there are countless examples of the rest of the world adhering to one standard, and the USA just needing to be different.

Rottweiler is an excellent breed and the best breed on this planet. The rottweiler was awesome and handsome. He was big nice, fierce, and looking very friendly Rottweiler.(Also powerful) Very informative the video was, thank you Mr Mike. Thanks Mr Zeke. Love the ROTTWEILER.

You make the best documentaries on dogs. THE BEST! I can't look to any others. Keep up the good work!

Hands down my favorite breed never owned one grew up owning American pitbull terriers so I'm used to dominant breeds.

@jlkailua

5 жыл бұрын

Edward Moten I’m a 5’5 120 lb woman and I will always need a dominant breed. Currently have an AmStaff/AmBulldog mix. She’s the best balance of guardian and goofball.

From Spokane with Kiyah, Good video. Need more breeders with your attitude! Bravo

Beautifully explained!

Great documentary - really good, sensible breeder attitude. Good work 🤗

Rottweilers #1 ❤️

Rottweilers are tied with Boxers for my favorite dog breed. Such a wonderful breed

I have a rottie so this helps a lot! Love this channel!!

@Mizzoislegit

5 жыл бұрын

Word, Rotties are the Sh*t

This is my favourite,adored,😍 breed.

I love you channel! you put so much effort into making them :)

Your channel is great. Keep up the goodwork.

I haven’t own a dog or any pet but I’m drawn to the rottweiler bc of its cute and aggressive face. Maybe I’ll get one someday :)

Man these are beautiful dogs. It's hard to find videos or breeders with PROPER Rottweilers.

As I have been studying over the various breeds of dogs, the Rotwilder is truly above my choice. This Blue Heeler is not that far off, but the Rotwilder is not only a work hound, this breed is social.

Good looking dog's and well done video. My favorite breed since I was a kid. It's good to see a bunch of Rotts with their tails. I don't agree with docking of the tails or cropping of the ears for any breed.

@Mizzoislegit

5 жыл бұрын

My favorite breed too! Dope video here.

@dobiacco4471

5 жыл бұрын

Do you "agree" with spaying and neutering?

@Mizzoislegit

5 жыл бұрын

“Docked tail” Comes down to the preference. I like a docked tail personally. If you have a pedigree dog? Like, one of the best pedigrees out AKA some 🔥🔥🔥 Sh*t!!! Japanac Von Haus Drazic, Lex Vom Hause Edelstein, Dzomba Von Haus Drazic. Mauser of Nicola’s Lion. If you have any of this blood,👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽on your yard. AIN’T no way I’m Spaying or Neutering!

@nicolesantiago6280

5 жыл бұрын

dobiacco what is your reasoning for those two things being even remotely related to docking or cropping? Please explain that correlation to me.

@kalleroseworld1919

5 жыл бұрын

If u dock Ur dogs tails or crop their ears atleast say the true Reason for it,its coz u find it better looking! I think it does but i could never so that to my dog just to Look better. Dont say its because of health,if i cut ur arm off u cant get diseases in ur arm. Thats their logic

Once again you've out done yourself! Another great video!

Rottweiler's are the best breed of dog on the planet and I would not own any other dog too be my family protecter and my best friend

If I could have one I would. One of my favorite breeds, when bred right they have the most regal faces and spectacular physiques. American Akita American Bulldog Rottweiler

Getting my first Rottie in 8 days.. She's a female and we've decided to call her ''Rökkva''. We live in Iceland and getting a good quality Rottie here is not an easy task! Finally we're getting one and we can't wait!! Very informative video. Thank you! Edit: If anyone knows, is it safe to start feeding them raw meat at a young age? Never fed a dog raw meat before but really would like to give it a try! Thank you in advance. :)

@sukanyabose5019

2 жыл бұрын

How's your Rottie doing? :)

The best channel for dog lovers!!!!! Have never clicked on a video so fast!! love the vids!!

So happy to see tails on these dogs. I love my "spoiled rotten"weiler and she has so much personality in her tail. Lived with them my whole life and early on my family caught so much grief for not docking our dogs tails unless it was medically necessary. Glad to see times are changing. Although the last two my folks rescued had their tales docked by the dog fighting assholes that had them before my folks got them and my brothers and I taught both of them to chase their nubs when we'd tease them about it. "Lady! You've got a round butt! You lost your tail!" *Lady begins spin cycle* "Duke you're missing your tail!" *Crashes into all the furniture* Such goofy giants.

I had 1 he died at 12yr old loved him so much great dog

Shed twice a year??? YEAH RIGHT!!! I have owned 3 Rottweilers. They shed like crazy!!

@cenobio5778

4 жыл бұрын

If they shed more than twice and it’s extreme it could’ve been something you were feeding them or some other reason, but either way it’s abnormal for them to lose hair like that.

@jodykurt9935

4 жыл бұрын

@@cenobio5778 yes, I agree, they do 'blow' the whole coat with seasonal changes 2 times a year. If dropping coat all the time, not healthy. My boy lived to be 13 yrs old . Intact male, never over weight. Best dog ever

@elchuzalongo4339

4 жыл бұрын

Feed them a raw diet, they should shed less

@jasonrobbins7079

3 жыл бұрын

Like a Labrador? Because I was thinking about going with a Rottie had one as a kid so I don’t recall the shedding but have had 3 Labs in my adult life and if the rottie sheds like that twice a year blows coat then sheds daily that’s a deal breaker for me, and if they don’t dock tails still that’s also a no go.

@flyitrightbaby

3 жыл бұрын

Diet and local. Add fish oil to their diet. FYI/They shed 365 days a year if you live in Southern Florida or Southern Cali.

Best channel I have ever watched. 🙂🙂

Love this video!!

Thanks for the info. Im getting one in the future, so i have to research all that i can now. Im waiting until i can provide the best living situation possible.

I have 2, a male n female, they are the best dogs ever, a dog with ADHD but the most stunning looking and loyal dog ever.

my rottweiler (brownie) died at 11 years old!! i loved him so much... he was just full of love!!! he was so good with kids, my nephew and nieces would ride him like a horse when they were little. but he was also very protective!!! no one strange could come in the yard!! usually people were scared just to see him cause he looked so mean and huge!!!. these are beautiful dogs, they need lots of love!!!

Thanks to American breeders for keeping the Classic Rottweiler. These are real rottweilers.Beautiful dogs)

What a beautiful Rottweiler!l agree with the breeder.I admire his sensitivity and loyalty to the breed.

Never miss a video from this channel (although they are few and far between)

Great video

I really love when these videos are done with super professional very very breed oriented people. I wish you could find people like him for all breeds!

This channel is so authentic,like covers upto a great extent....I wish that if you make videos of livestock in their real habitat..Though that involves lot of travelling and money but will be great for knowledge..

There is a big problem with the breed! In simple words, the problems associated with this new 'Trendy' pugweiler head type are: 1) SHORT MUZZLE leads to difficulties in breathing and the ability to dissipate heat is compromised. Which prevents the dog from fulfilling the original purpose of his breed that is WORK. Lots of cases are popping up these days around the world where short muzzled Rottweilers are suddenly dying off heat stroke. For detailed information please search about Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome. 2) HEART related complications. Shortened and narrowed path for the flow of air results in laboured breathing. The dogs constantly struggle to cope with the lack of oxygen in their bloodstream. This puts a strain on their hearts. 3) TEETH PROBLEM. When the size of muzzle is compressed there is less room for the teeth of same number, shape and size to fit in. Underbite, missing teeth, crooked teeth, small teeth, twisted teeth, tight or incomplete scissors bite etc are some of the problems. Rottweilers are supposed to be have a 100% scissors bite. 4) A Shorter Muzzle compromises with the grip and bite force of the dog. A large and powerful muzzle is responsible for a great bite force. When the muzzle becomes short and narrow the grip of the dog and bite force is compromised. 5) Major Deviation from the Breed Standard. Breed Standard states that the skull to muzzle ratio of a rottweiler head is supposed to be 60:40. The head of the rottweiler is the icon of the breed. Rottweilers is supposed to have a large head with powerful muzzle. And not a short head with extremely short muzzle. A strong stop is desired not an overdone stop. A slightly arched skull is desired and NOT a helmet on the head. These cosmetic changes in the head also brings changes in eye shape, size and placement. Round eyes, loose eyelids, incorrect eye placement is often noticed in these extreme type dogs. Along with extra skin folds around the head and muzzle which is another deviation from the breed type. Below are 5 pictures of Male heads that may not be 100% perfect (no dog is perfect) but are very close to the breed standard. All these dogs are either Gekört and/or have won World Shows. Just to give an example of how rottweiler heads are supposed to look like. Anirban Bhattacharya Thank you Alexandre Barros

Love the breed. Mine is 4 months old. This is my 3rd one I’ve owned.

13:16 I laughed when the owner explicitly said that his French Bulldog who think he's a rottweiler

Awesome video!

Thought I wanted a English or Bullmastiff but bony kind is slowly being changed to wanting a Rottweiler for my next dog

Nice Good looking Rottweilers excellent type true to German standard eye shape muzzle stop coat colour 👍👍👍

YO WHEN HE SAID NOTHING IS A REQUIREMENT IN THE USA I DIED. LITERALLY. THAT SHIT KILLED ME!! HAHA!!

Keep up the work best documentaries

They look awesome with tails. I think this is my first time seeing one without the tail docked

By the way. She sheds all the time. Don't let them fool you. LOL 😂

@ndn2589

5 жыл бұрын

lol right

@carlthellama3435

5 жыл бұрын

So many lint rollers. Sweep the hardwood floors every day and it still isn't enough. (I have 2)

@AnimalEmancipation

5 жыл бұрын

They shed like crazy and nobody believes me 😂

@dellavest9269

4 жыл бұрын

Sheds like that's what you hired them to do. GOSPEL. We also have a Chow/Border Collie mix, don't know whether to sweep the floor or just comb it.

Another great video.wish you could do a video of Carrabba Haus Rottweilers, they have great rottweilers.

I LOVE ROTTWEILER.

I am having a tough debate between a Rottweiler and a Giant Schnauzer. It'll be a farm dog. Specifically, to guard the homestead portion of the farm since my off-farm job has me away overnight once every three days and even while I'm working the farm, I still may be a few miles away from the family and a 15 minute police response time and no neighbors is less than ideal. Dog would stay inside a few hours in the evening for socialization but largely will be outside protecting the area, doggy door access to a heated shop, but we will be outside a lot so all weather performance is a must. Rotts and Giant Schnauzers both seem like good candidates. Rotts seem more intimidating to an intruder which is a plus but GS may handle heat better since you can cut their hair really short...Also, I know he said they are good with kids but I still just have a slight lingering question about Rotts maybe being a bit nippy with people and forming unhealthy bonds with specific family members and not letting other kids or family members near them.... IDK, I just don't want an incident with cousins or friends coming over.

Just saw my pup, well now adult Rottweiler in this video!

He is georgous

I want one so bad Every time you upload a video about them I love them, now how to pitch this idea to my cat loving wife

I want one of those hats so much

My rott just passed away he was 13 .....I just ordered a puppy I hope he lives a long life like my last

What a handsome Rottweiler and good information ... I'm not sure to get a Rottweiler next year or a South African mastiff

@johnathanreed2221

4 жыл бұрын

I’m stuck on the same two breeds!!!

Thank you sir for founding a club which obviously uphold the true standards for this amazing breed, not the so called lumbering and woefully lacking in stamina and agility "american" version of it. Beautiful, real rotties in this vid.

I just had to put mine to rest, he was 19 years old

@dylandarren1801

5 жыл бұрын

Godbless .

@mendesdecarvalho385

4 жыл бұрын

Woooow

Curious why do they have so pressure on the dogs neck or right underneath the jaw line when they are showing the dog? Does it help with posture?

@bickle8931

5 жыл бұрын

babydreds89 yes

I just realized I've been to that club

I was waiting for another rott video

Your videos are great! I would like to see a video on black mouth curs and original mtn curs!

i like it. i wishd id had rottweiler some day

@stevearthur1656

4 жыл бұрын

best dog you will ever have....Have experienced ...love them

very very very nice video. I love all the rottweiler and the KZreads best chanel

Best channel in the world! I want a Rottweiler so bad!

Yes sir it is the best breed ever

What states in the US are currently using them?? Very interested