I met a Rottweiler once. He demanded cuddles and belly rubs while stealing my heart .

Fun fact: until the mid 90s the Rottweiler was recommended as one of the top 10 family dogs in Germany due to their sweet and loving character. However because of irresponsible owners/breeders and negative media coverage the Rottweiler is nowadays officially labeled as “dangerous” in many states. What a shame.

@muddywatersdogtraining471

3 жыл бұрын

Same as the apbt in America

@schmeisfliege1

3 жыл бұрын

So true. I live in Germany, and have a Rottweiler, the reactions of people when hearing that I have a Rottweiler is incredible annoying. Thanks to the media, people truly believe I own a hell hound.

@obyerere

3 жыл бұрын

A damn shame, my rot is the most loving obedient and beautiful. Not a danger, just a loyal strong dog.

@schmeisfliege1

3 жыл бұрын

@@obyerere so true! My girl is now 3 years old, and she's absolutely loyal and loves to be hugged and get her belly rubs.

@thilankakodithuwakku6663

3 жыл бұрын

so sad that is! :(

There are no bad dogs, only bad owners My rottie Bronson was the biggest teddy bear my kids ever had, he would always be by them, follow them everywhere, sleep by their bedroom doors... He could care less about me, but he knew his job was watching over the kids, and he did it flawlessly Miss you Bronson

@greensun1334

3 жыл бұрын

Dear Bronson, rest in Peace!

@sagarparab3220

3 жыл бұрын

Rest in peace Bronson 🙏🏼

@potatopatata4833

3 жыл бұрын

This is so sweet!!!!

@ferdynandthegreat2921

3 жыл бұрын

Respect to you dear Bronson !

@roelkoot8625

3 жыл бұрын

I agree and rest in peace...

I adopted a blind rottweiler in April and he has been my absolute best friend since then. They have such a bad reputation in the US

@Jordan-jx6zc

3 жыл бұрын

God bless you. I’ve owned 2 . So loyal , they are smart gentle breed. I will never get another breed. I love my rottie, and yes they have a bad stigma here in USA. It’s how there raised point blank. Again that’s awesome you adopted a Rottweiler.

@rogeesatburn2046

3 жыл бұрын

Ali Shahsavar hey Ali. Do you know a lot about Rottweilers?

@devvine6164

3 жыл бұрын

I think rottweilers are banned in the UK, though I’m not certain

@CZESAR99

3 жыл бұрын

They don’t have that bad reputation come on haha I think all big dogs are some how scary for some ppl .. and rotts are brave scary and big so they are scary .. cheers lady

@DynamicAttraction

3 жыл бұрын

Nice to hear, miss my boy. Passed away in may 1st 2020 😭

I'm a rottie owner and I think this was a great representation of the breed! One thing you missed is they dont know what personal space means! Lol if you get a rottweiler, prepare for them to always be near you, follow you, or need to be touching you 😂 love my rottie! I will always have a rottie in the family

@rogue7723

3 жыл бұрын

Pitbulls and American Bullies are like that, also.

@Animal-Watch

3 жыл бұрын

They are so loving.. Agreed ❤️😍

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

Liz did cover that lol she said he wants to be j Under your skin not just close to you xxx

@saramirza999

3 жыл бұрын

Totally..they follow you everywhere and don't let you go anywhere without them😆

@steverussell6642

3 жыл бұрын

Go lay down 😉 works for mine

Ive watched a Rottweiler from a flat opposite. A girl about 3 years old she lived with the dog, it was a family dog. The young girl ran out towards the Rd, I was on 5th floor shouting she's running to road. The dog ran after her and got her back in the front garden. Using her body (the dog) to push the little girl in the right direction. It was amazing the dog knew what she was doing, looking after her pack. Incredible Dog.

@susandumbill8805

Жыл бұрын

That's remarkable, just shows how protective they are. A very special dog.

@GoldenSmart70

11 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤

Unbelievably loyal and caring dogs, humans don't deserve such loving characters!

@jennifertaylor2148

23 күн бұрын

No we don't. Us humans.

Funny story. I was always told that Rotties are dangerous. One day I was with my sports team training in a park and someone brought his Rottie. I was sitting down at a bench taking a break and the dog suddenly charged me...and jumped up on my lap, somehow rolled over onto his back and his master laughed and said "he wants belly rubs". That was a great way to destroy a stereotype...and every Rottie I have met since has been nothing but friendly.

@susandumbill8805

Жыл бұрын

I've met some beauties! One was nearly the size of a Shetland pony! Owned by a lady living alone, he slept downstairs, near the front door, always guarding her at night. He was a big soft thing though, very affectionate with me even though I'd never met him before. A wonderful breed, so long as their owners care for them responsibly 🐕❤️

@scramblesish

Жыл бұрын

@@susandumbill8805 I just rescued one and he’s a big softie, they really are such lovely friendly dogs

@williampavichevich4877

10 ай бұрын

@johndoe4907 I had a Pitbull charge at me unleashed as I was taking a walk and I kept walking, never ran or got scared, and the Pitbull just rubbed against me and wanted to be petted. That made me Lose my fear of Pitbulls and dogs. This was just 10 years ago or so. 🐕❤️👍

@kurtconstantine920

9 ай бұрын

❤

@tylerjb3

8 ай бұрын

All about how they’re raised they are very sweet dogs

My Rottweiler makes that fierce scary look when he wants his belly rubbed. He’s the biggest softy he’s only 11 months old and over 100 pounds, but the other day at the dog park a tiny 5 lb dog that was older barked at him and he ran away 😂

@Alex-le2dz

3 жыл бұрын

same with my rott and Jack Russell

@michellenoden

3 жыл бұрын

I totally get that

@FarmerFpv

3 жыл бұрын

Rotties are like big puppies their whole life, love them, such a gorgeous breed!

@ngashmir

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@cuchanu

3 жыл бұрын

I've noticed that a lot of dogs around 1 year old are pretty timid.

Intelligence??? Ive watched mine run into a wall on multiple occasions.

@Animal-Watch

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@nyahshaw1838

3 жыл бұрын

Same lmao

@isaaccarter9007

3 жыл бұрын

Yep I have my rottweilers food in a bowl in the corner of this kitchen and she keeps running into the cabinets

@idontlikebadjokes

3 жыл бұрын

😂 😂 😂 I can't with this!!! 🤣🤣🤣

@visaged1757

3 жыл бұрын

Total agree, rigged footage (no disrespect to elder lady) you cant exercise ya self let alone Rotti a full grown Dog.. my dog under pressure (calm) would you carry you half a mile (and think was fun).. because of squirrel :)

Hands down the best dog. The loyalty of a Golden Retriever with the fear factor of a Pit Bull.

@BodhiZaW

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the meanest looking snuggle bugs, and they know it!

@pistachiosandpopcorn7146

2 жыл бұрын

Well a Pit Bull has the loyalty and some fear them for some reason so..might as well just have a pit bull... Which are the sweetest dogs ever.

@yodaddy9362

2 жыл бұрын

I've never owned a wieler only pitbulls. But I believe you I bet they make amazing pets. They might look mean. But I bet they are big teddy bears.

@kabir1557

2 жыл бұрын

Perfectly said lol

@cam9464

2 жыл бұрын

No the loyalty of a rottweiler and the fear factor of a rottweiler

I had a Rott for 11 years Tyson he was a loving and loyal friend, by far the strongest dog I have personally ever seen 110 pounds of muscle, he loved his family/ pack and would die to protect us . Rottweilers are amazing dogs. If you choose one training and time with them is a must , be responsible, great dogs .

Making my rottie watch this, so she knows how special she is.

@AshA-bt5fg

3 жыл бұрын

Cute 😂😂😂😂

@angelocaruso

3 жыл бұрын

@@AshA-bt5fg are you able to ride them

@americanalien2182

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelocaruso WHAT

@angelocaruso

3 жыл бұрын

@@americanalien2182 can you ride these dogs?

@americanalien2182

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelocaruso no you can’t your best bet would be a horse or something if they are allowed where you live

Best family dog I’ve ever owned. I’m on my 7th Rottweiler right now and I can’t imagine my life without one. Majestic, strong, gentle, and very intelligent. I love them.

@Anthonycinema

3 жыл бұрын

7???? Did the others pass away? If so sorry to hear

@johnnyj5908

3 жыл бұрын

Over the course of about 28 years. Yes they all have lived full lives. Unfortunately there lifespan is to short. The one I have now is 11. Every day I get with him I’m thankful for. I had one she only made it to 5 unfortunately. But it’s been an average of 8 years between all of them.

@Anthonycinema

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyj5908 my god that’s amazing! Sick to hear dude I hope your dog lives a long life !

@joshcantu6734

2 жыл бұрын

Sir I just bought a male rott 2 month old ... my daughter's are 1 and 2 years old ... any advice ? Do the turn on owners ? Or not recognize their owners sometimes...

@larryc1616

Жыл бұрын

@@joshcantu6734 no, they are extremely Smart and loving to your kids and family will never bite or turn on you! Raise them like toddlers...❤️

I loved my rotty Cleo. She was intelligent, adorable, aloof sometimes, playful and loving. She was very gentle with our kids and she defended me on several occasions. I miss her immensely. RIP Cleo💜💜

@onelove3121

11 ай бұрын

My Rottie is Cleo too 😊

@OptimumServices416

4 ай бұрын

Miss my rottie as well...

@pr-tj5by

4 ай бұрын

@@OptimumServices416 Lost my boy Zak 13th Dec, still devastated, he got snapped at by tiny dogs all the time and never even growled back, miss you Boy!

@OptimumServices416

4 ай бұрын

@@pr-tj5by Very sorry for your recent loss. Stay strong it's very hard so close to Christmas as well.

The biggest issue I have seen with a properly brought up rottie is they still think they are a lap dog. A friend of mine had an unusually big rottie at about 80kg and as soon as you sat down it wanted to sit in your lap.

@susandumbill8805

Жыл бұрын

Sound like the labradors my parents had - never could stop laughing as they tried to get comfortable!

@marcplucinski8846

11 ай бұрын

Yep big lap dogs, really big lap dogs, they want belly rubs and when they stretch out on your lap you kinda don't have much choice but to give them belly rubs

@marcplucinski8846

11 ай бұрын

People worry about a Rottweilers bite , they fail to notice how it feels when they get smaked by their tail ,my girls tail is like a baseball bat.

Lovely to see Rottweilers with their tails intact.

@joannaw5913

3 жыл бұрын

Thankfully, mutilating your dog to make it ‘aesthetically pleasing ‘ is illegal here in the UK.

@joannaw5913

3 жыл бұрын

Actually I have 3 dogs, and haven’t felt the need to cut any bits off them. They look fine as they are, with their fully working tails.

@BossDogg14

3 жыл бұрын

@R M what's the point of doing it though?

@chrisr9764

3 жыл бұрын

R M bullshit. You can use all the excuses you want: “other dogs might bite their tails”, “they might get caught on things”, etc. I’m sure you also subscribe to the fact that cutting their ears is also okay because of “infection risks”. Why are you even talking to people? You present no facts or arguments. You are just being rude and calling people names. Go away troll, nobody asked for your opinion.

@dspurlock82

3 жыл бұрын

@@BossDogg14 looks, kinda like circumcision

No dog breed should have to have such negative stereotypes 💖

@worldsgottalenttv1407

3 жыл бұрын

Idk id say chihuahuas can be pretty damn vicious

@arelysrivera4762

3 жыл бұрын

@@worldsgottalenttv1407 damn.... That's kinda true 😂

@everythingpc9703

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing until my rottie got attacked at the dog park 3 different times in his life by 3 different pit bulls. They are such aggressive and mean dogs. I leave the dog park now when I see one walk in. Haven’t come across one that doesn’t show aggression towards other animals. He hasn’t been attacked or snapped at by ANY other dog besides pit bulls.

@ooforange1st881

3 жыл бұрын

@@everythingpc9703 they are not bad the owner is prolly not training them

@everythingpc9703

3 жыл бұрын

@@ooforange1st881 it was 3 different pit bulls with 3 different owners. It’d be one thing if it was one dog out of many but I have never come across one nice pit bull that is good with other animals. I’m sure they exist or people would never own pit bulls, but my dog hasn’t been attacked by any other breed than a pit bull. You would think that if someone has an aggressive dog they wouldn’t take them to the dog park but sadly that is not the case.

Got my husband a Rotty, years ago, he loved her more than he loved me, I swear. But, to be honest she was a beauty. Husband died 2016 in Feb, Chyna ( Rotty) died in August same year. I am convinced she pined away. Vet said it was her heart, the night before she was fine. Woke in morning she had died in her sleep. Apparently she had an undiagnosed heart problem. Lovely dog, so easy to train, she was only 6 when she died x She was convinced she was a lap dog , I have 5 kids ( now adults) she would herd my kids and their friends into a group in the garden. If they were on trampoline or pool, she had to join in I did used to tell the friends parents, I'd put her away whilst their children were here playing, they all laughed and said the cat was more ferocious x

@devorah935

Жыл бұрын

🌹❤️🐶

Have had a female Rottie for the past 5 years. Daisy is without a doubt the best dog I’ve ever owned. She is intelligent, protective, powerful yet gentle with the kids and very funny! She loves to play chase and tug of war.

@dianestone2029

2 жыл бұрын

You're lucky your rotting will play. Mine thinks she's human, won't play ball or tug of war. But will happily hang with the kids and watch TV lol.

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

@@dianestone2029 My last Rottie, Raven, was also definitely her own personality. We had a crabapple tree in our backyard. There was a two inches thick branch on it about 5 feet off the ground. Raven, on her own, decided that was "her branch" . She would jump up, grab it, and start shacking it. One day, Raven actually got it. She jumped up, shook a few times, and down comes Raven and the branch. Now, I have a 100lbs Rottie running around the yard with a 6 foot long tree branch in her mouth. I couldn't help but laugh.

@peeron6829

Жыл бұрын

What game is tug of war?😂

@GoldenSmart70

11 ай бұрын

😍😍😍😍

I had a rottie when I was younger and he was an amazing dog.....loving, protective and super freaking smart....I really like that she doesn't dock the tails....

@aquastar4336

3 жыл бұрын

They look better with tails!!🥰beautiful!

@lewismatthews4247

3 жыл бұрын

My rottie is exactly, extremely smart and loving

I miss my boy. He was my bestfriend. Fearless, loyal, friendly, very kind dog

My friend has a rottie for a dog, he's a big push over and licks every person who touches him. I'm more afraid of the owner than the dog. She just gives out 2 words and that dog won't even hesitate to bite anyone. and that dog is TRULY a GUARD DOG, he would follow his owner even to the delivery room, I had to hold him while his owner gives birth.

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

YOUR Rottie will follow you into Hell!! Just remember to bring some treats with! LOLOLOL!!

The best dog ever created. Beautiful, brilliant and loyal. I love my Rotti.

@ramon2008

2 жыл бұрын

German engineering 😊

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

@@ramon2008 So your trying to tell me that a Jetta is better than a GMC truck? I'm not trying to start a fight, just want to hear opinion.

@ramon2008

2 жыл бұрын

@@curtisfranzen986 Maybe not a Jetta but any Mercedes Benz is much better quality than anything Americans for the most part make. Mercedes Benz, Audi, bmw, all those companies make solid quality products.

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

@@ramon2008 While I understand your counter point, I should point out that your Mercadies is a much smoother ride, but it's not hauling your 30ft boat. That said, Rotties are wonderful dogs. Also, there are several very successful blood lines in the U.S. . I was fortunate to have Raven. She was from championship bloodlines. Best dog I've ever had. I didn't show her, she had other jobs to do. Be a home and family protecter. Be a family member. Be a companion. Best dog ever! I miss Raven to this day.

Miss my rottweiler from when i was still young. He would let me ride on his back and we would walk around the house. Great breed.

@abesoloman6932

3 жыл бұрын

@neil u my Rottweilers killed the neighbors chimpanzee

@mozzgaming943

3 жыл бұрын

@@abesoloman6932 good

@Thapa_Fiercyrange_69

3 жыл бұрын

Ok

@hardcandy7112

3 жыл бұрын

@neil u Problem is Rottweiler will brake Bone , the police don't want those lawsuits .

@robertriley5622

3 жыл бұрын

@@hardcandy7112 true my friend had a rotti n it knew me well so everytime i saw him he got exited n they jump a little and do that bumping thing if u not ready for it they will knock u down n its not thier foult thier strength is crazy strong

I have a German line Rottie. He is the most laid-back Rottie I've owned, excellent and notable temperament even though I love the breed. Both of his parents were laid-back and friendly dogs, and I was very glad to be able to meet them.

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

I know. When I was blessed with my last Rottie, Raven, I had went to a major Dog show in my city. I was searching for reputable breeders. I found a couple sitting at their stall with their dogs on tethers. I found it amazing as to how calm the dogs were. Needless to say, I needed to speak with these people. I eventually recieved a puppy from them. Overall, the best dog I've ever had. As record, Raven played with children regularly, also crippled a home invader. That's a good girl.

Damn i didn't know they're like the gladiators of dogs but how come my rottie acts like Scooby-Doo

@BodhiZaW

3 жыл бұрын

Most Rotties are just gentle goofy giants. Untill you train them not to be. Seems you did a pretty good job.

@cam9464

2 жыл бұрын

If it came down to it bet he would still protect you and family if had to

@samreallylovescoffee

2 жыл бұрын

@@BodhiZaW So true! My Gina would probably kiss and befriend any unwanted intruder instead of protecting our home. She is just a big teddy bear with the looks of a killing-machine xD

@krisgo2178

2 жыл бұрын

yes mine too😅

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

Because he/she can. I hope you never see the "other side". What I mean by that is I hope no one ever threatens your family.

Ive had 3 of these dogs over 35 years . They were the most wonderful family pets . They, all 3 , loved all of us .Not one bit of trouble did they ever cause ,except Gus bit an escaping burglar on the bum . And yes there was a large amount of blood . Silly man . I even had warning notices . Posted.Funny thing , all 3 of them did the Rottie growling talk . They all seem to do that . Its not agression though . They just liked talking . Ha ha ha .

@fedzfebs8421

Жыл бұрын

If it is a guard dog u cant take it outside?

@Smog104

9 ай бұрын

Nice one Gus 👍👍 the thieving swine deserved it

@xxxxxxxxxx6903

4 ай бұрын

Our blockhead 118Lbs German female would often slowly stalk down our long hallway. Snarling and showing her teeth the whole way. We knew it was her way of saying she missed us when gone. But visitors always thought they were about to die! She was a big teddy bear in reality. Just a strange thing Rotties are known for.

@pr-tj5by

4 ай бұрын

@@xxxxxxxxxx6903 Yeh my Zak did that and he was the softest thing ever

They are an instinctive guard dog and a wonderful family pet. They are loving, loyal and have a great sense of humor. I had two of them in my life for a total of 18 years and loved every minute of it!

@GoldenSmart70

11 ай бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

So happy to see Animal Watch finally showcasing the world's best breed. I couldn't stop smiling watching this. Thanks so much and much love to you guys from Australia. ❤😊

@Animal-Watch

3 жыл бұрын

No problem and thanks for watching 😁🙏

@Rottimail

3 жыл бұрын

I feel the same. Great to see Rottweilers portrayed to their true character. I love Rottweilers .... they are fabulous!

@braxfan683

3 жыл бұрын

The best breed, absolutely 🔱 phenomenal breed 💎🇬🇧

@angelocaruso

3 жыл бұрын

@@Animal-Watch are you able to ride them?

@GoldenSmart70

11 ай бұрын

😍😍😍😍

I'm on my 4th Rottie in 40 years..they are a totally loyal and devoted breed. They do not like being away from their family for even a few minutes in the garden. They are not aggressive dogs and not fighters..they are balanced, loving and will guard the home especially at night. My 6 year old male Behr gives our cat huge licks and when the cat swats him he looks sad as if to say "what did I do?" We love our bubba to bits ❤❤

I had a beautiful german rottie long ago. He was the goodest boy ever. Over 120lbs and super smart and obediant. Gentle almost all the time unless he needed to not be. He also had an extreme fear of tiny dogs like yorkies and chihuahuas for some reason. 😆

Muscles, coat, teeth... don’t forget their funny dot eyebrows.

I feel like rottweilers and German Shepards are the apex of dog breeds.

@TerenceOneil211

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@Bballer12ification

3 жыл бұрын

Many breeds of dogs would take out a Rottweiler or German Shepherd in a fight

@simonsears5925

3 жыл бұрын

Rottweiler and Mechelaar

@moreglutesmoredudes9974

3 жыл бұрын

@@Bballer12ification Yes, but there's a lot more to a dog than his ability to fight other dogs.

@zionstone6473

3 жыл бұрын

Theres a bunch of dogs stronger and smarter than rotties and gsd. Maybe in america there the apex dogs but other than that ion know.

I was hanging around small/medium sized dogs since I was a child and I was always a bit affraid of big dogs. Today I had a chance to walk a rottweiler for the first time and man he was such a pure and loving soul I instantly lost my fear and fell in love with him. I never felt so much love from a dog before, it felt like he would do anything for you. I already miss him... maybe one day I will have my own rottweiler

I have never seen a face that's so scary and so silly at the same time.

@bappotot8812

2 жыл бұрын

Omg know i just realised ikr!

@vanillaicecream9026

2 жыл бұрын

Your face?

I grew up with rotties and they were some of the sweetest and most protective dogs I've met

grew up with a Rottweiler... he was an amazing animal... the biggest teddy bear at home but protective with strangers - they had to gain his trust otherwise he would not leave my side... I miss him very much...

@dringgold147

3 жыл бұрын

Me as well...I miss my Rosie!

@raionshishi8290

3 жыл бұрын

I miss my Rottie Rex, he was so loyal, sweet, goofy and calm, never really barked much unless i got home which he would get excited and started jumping and barking and wagging his whole body XD. He was always following me around everywhere i go, he listened to me greatly, as soon as i told em to do something he would listen, was smart too and figured things out pretty quickly. Everyone who visited my house was scared of him as a Rottie, even tho he never showed any aggression ever and the one thing he would do is lick you to death, tho after meeting him for the first time they would be excited to meet em again the next. I would always have those late night times sitting outside on the ground or something and with him laying beside me or sitting next to me starring off into the distance and night sky, it was so beautiful and peaceful. He passed away and i miss em still, he lived a full life, never got sick or died of anything but old age.

My rottweiler is retired now but was used for personal protection as we both worked security..weve had some great times and hes responsible for saving my life. Never had a bond with a dog like i do dexter. Hes everything. Big powerful yet gentle and loving and knows the difference between work life and home life.

@Honest_John

11 ай бұрын

Was there high demand for security with dogs?

I've had a few rottweilers and I can honestly say that they are deeply interested in their family they almost read your emotions as a breed they make the best friends in the world

@GoldenSmart70

11 ай бұрын

😍😍😍😍

Rottweilers: We are guard dogs We protect Human enters the encamped area... Rottweilers: Let's play ball and lick.

@adnhsc4703

3 жыл бұрын

Not realy

@Naomi11.

2 жыл бұрын

HELL NOOOO

@Ghost-xn9wg

2 жыл бұрын

No way

@outispuzzle-manlepeace7394

2 жыл бұрын

Encamped area 😂

@gamerwhiz6847

2 жыл бұрын

Not with a human they don't know besides their owner.

Iv owned 5 Rottweilers . 4 rescued . Absolutely love my dogs a magical breed . You have to be very firm but love them as a family member ... then they are the best breed.. so lovable , funny and beautiful. They are so so different from What the media make u think X 🌟

Many, many years ago, I owned two Rottweilers (Harvey and Bo) While I was away on work and they where 1 day away from me returning to take them home, i was informed that Boleyn had been found in the morning dead in the kennel by the kennel hand (10+ years old). Harvey definitely grieved hard for Bo, but we looked after him until 6 months later he was diagnosed with cancer and died soon after (which I think was a result of his loss of Bo and grief). Anyway, at the time that I got both of them as puppies (1 year apart Bo being the oldest and mother figure to Harvey) these breeds where not so popular where I lived. (I always wanted to raise my Rotties with a great, friendly temperament much like , Labs, Retrievers (replacing their size and dominant look, with friendly acceptance to both family, friends and strangers) which I was successful doing. A few years after getting two dogs, I noticed that the breed was becoming popular in neighbouring towns and cities, but unfortunately, with the 'wrong type of owners' training them to be aggressive and threatening and purely buying the breed either for the wrong reasons ie "street status" or 'extending their own egos' for were their egos "fell short'. You will see this cycle happening with other breeds The Rottweiler breed (especially within the 'wrong hands' has now diminished - thankfully!.) and now "unfortunately", you will see other breeds become fashionable for the wrong reasons, ie; Pit Bulls (illegal in many countries due to the BAD OWNERS who get them for the wrong reasons) Staffordshire Bull Terriers (Always seen in rescue centres (owners grown tired or dog no longer a 'fighter'!. Dobermans etc. And now we have 'a new kid on the block" - the Cane Corso. I am sure their are many great owners of these dog breeds out there, but it is your responsibility to ensure that your dogs temperament is that of a 'friendly family and to the public pet and not something that was purchased to be an extension of your home, car or ego. Train them well , Protect them from being taken away and sent to kill centres. Purchase your breeds for the right reason not the wrong one!.

We’ve had rotties my whole life. They are absolute angels. We adore our babies. We have been lucky enough to have dogs that are so gentle, kind, and good. Our family has had four and we have been so lucky. We ensured that we were so gentle with them, and raised them to be kind. We have never had any behavioral issues. We have never had aggression issues. We have never had any issues. My parents have a 100 lb rottie right now and he is a total sugar pie. He has never bit, growled at, or hurt a soul. He loves trying to befriend cats, who sass him and he lays down and whimpers at them.

I MISS MY ROTTY MAX HE WAS ONE LOVING CAREING DOG HE HELPED ME THROUGH THE RECOCERY FROM CANCER SURGERY. HE ALSO LOVED KIDS SO MUCH A 2 YEAR OLD CHILD CAN DO ANYTHING THAT THEY WANTED TO DO TO HIM AND HE WILL JUST LAY THERE, AND THEN LOOKUP AT THEM WITH A SMILE SAYING KEEP GOING. HE WAS AMAZING WITH THE KIDS

@emytann7838

3 жыл бұрын

💖💖💖💖

God bless animals and the people who help them

@sachinrathi020

3 жыл бұрын

They don't need the blessings but u do

@idnanali4668

3 жыл бұрын

@@sachinrathi020 stop torturing and blowing up elephants in your country.

@FarmerFpv

3 жыл бұрын

AMEN!

@fernandapartridge5174

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah... the one thing as good as animals, is the people that love them. I love all people who love animals.

@sanjivjha3025

3 жыл бұрын

@@idnanali4668 yeah what happened to that elephant was really said but unlike you and your country atleast we aren't blowing up people

My daughter has two Rottweilers. They are definitely one of my favorite breeds of dogs now . They are lovable and protective. They are one of the greatest breeds of dogs.

Had a Rott for twelve years and she was super intimidating 110 lbs, she never bit anyone she just got between family and strangers, super strong could climb 5 ft block wall great dog.

@curtisfranzen986

2 жыл бұрын

My last Rottie, Raven was the Biggest baby. But please God, please don't break into my house. I have seen the aftermath. I had to repaint the entire kitchen including the ceiling. Turns out Rottie's are stubborn. Raven went up against a human male wielding a bat. He left in an ambulance. Raven limped for about a week. Yes, I did rush her to the Vet.

@solomonstello

Жыл бұрын

Wow.

Too many people buy them for their guarding abilities first and do not realise what a wonderful loving multi-talented bright dog they are - they are not a one trick pony as you have demonstrated - thank you. BTW over the years I have had 5 beautiful Rotties!

@idnanali4668

3 жыл бұрын

My first Rottie was the most loyal and loving friend a person can have. Once he passed away things just got so depressing. Still think about him everyday.

@ghostchoice6476

Жыл бұрын

@@idnanali4668 that's the only Bad thing about owning a dog

@idnanali4668

Жыл бұрын

@@ghostchoice6476 100%. Nothing compares to a dog. I'd give my life for my dogs cos I know they would have done the same for me.

It's such a shame that Rottweiler often have a bad reputation. I mean, they're awesome dogs as this video shows. I think the biggest issue is that some people just think cool dog, but they don't know what they're getting into and how to treat them. I think the advice given by the lady in the end was really good.

@AmazonKni

3 жыл бұрын

I have two best dogs we have ever had in my opinion.❤️

@dylvasey

3 жыл бұрын

The biggest problem with owners is their ignorance of what the breed needs. They must be socialised A LOT and training will be ongoing for the life of a balanced Rottweiler. People get them, keep them outside and wonder why they turn into monsters.

@braxfan683

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylvasey Cruel people like that don't deserve them. I hope somebody keeps them outside, chained, see how they like it

@dylvasey

3 жыл бұрын

There are two rules to owning a Rottie. One is training that will be for their entire life. They are very intelligent but also VERY dominant. If you are seen as not a good leader in their eyes, they will quite literally take over. Second is socialisation. This is an absolute must. We must remember they do have that protection instinct in them, even without any guarding training. As a responsible owner you must introduce your dog to everything and everyone so they can understand what is OK and what is expected of them. Every single Rottie I've ever seen that was classed as aggressive is not. Sometimes they are scared, but most of the time they just don't understand what is OK. Both problems mean the Rottie explodes into jumping around and barking and often fake lunges. Hence the bad rep. Rotties are very clever, but without guidance they can become serious issues.

@robinmcewen3286

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylvasey Bang on. It's a dog that needs to know who the boss is. If trained and socialised correctly it's probably the most intelligent and loyal breed of dog. The police would use them but for the bad rep.I had one that weighed about 7 stone. He was like a small pony. Had no aggression unless it was provoked. As a companion, there isn't a breed to beat rotties.

I never wanted a Rottie, then my fiancé just came home with one one day. I can confidently say im hooked. Amazing breed.

I have a female Rott that's about 5 years now. She's recently been diagnosed with lymphoma. She's absolutely been the best dog I've ever owned. Though high energy (which means she can bounce off of kids) she's extremely gentle. Soft mouthed. And as described in this episode she wants to be INSIDE of your skin. She'll sit on you, lean on you, stuff her head into you. She's at my side always. If I'm sleeping, sitting, pooping... she's as close to me as she can manage to be. Always.

The Rotweiler is a fantastic dog that is misunderstood by the media. Just like the real American pit bull terrier, not the American bullys or the English staffies that are called pitties by the large crowd. The real american pitt bull terrier is, just like the rotweiler, a fantastic dog breed. The American stafford is also a misunderstood dog breed and, of course, the dobberman not to be forgotten. When would animal watch make an episode about the real American pit bull terrier, so that the people who detest him can see what a fantastic dogs they are.

@terptv710

3 жыл бұрын

The Staffordshire bull terrier and the pit bull terrier both fantastic dogs love the old British terrier breads I've got a rottweiler myself tho 👌🏻😂

@mish375

3 жыл бұрын

Staffies are loyal dogs.

Rotties are my favorite, my aunt had one who was an 80 pound lap dog that loved everyone.

Fell asleep on a couch at a party once, woke up to a huge beast of a dog snuggling next to me the next morning. It was a Rottweiler saint-bernard mix. The biggest beast I have laid eyes on. At the time i was not used to dogs. Nearly pissed my pants, but then the dog started to lick my face. Instant best buds

@jewelsbarbie

2 жыл бұрын

Rottweiler-St. Bernard mix?! Never seen such a mix. ☺️ I would love to wake up with him.

I worked midnights on a Christmas holiday when I found a Rottweiler in my works dog pen. It was below zero so I took him home for the night. My Poodle was not very happy at first but they became good friend in short time. The Rottweiler behaved very well and obeyed commands like he was at home. The owner came to pick him up the next day. He was a very good dog.

Our Rottie girl wasn't from the best breeders sadly. She developed hip dysplasia at 18 months and had arthritis by 3. We loved her to bits and even though she passed away 4 years ago we still talk to her at her place of rest every day. We take our other dogs to her stream each day to chat to her. Such a sweet dog, really miss her a lot.

Wow, I had no idea just how versatile and misunderstood Rottweilers are! But like all dogs, they must.be.respected! Good job putting this video together. :)

Was anyone else impressed with the older ladies who could keep up with these dogs?

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks

Grew up in a bad neighborhood and use to get jumped a lot when I was 10-13 yrs old. My mom got me a Rottweiler named bear and he never left my side until I graduated highschool. I learned how to fight, then when he got big I didn't have to anymore. Miss him.

I plan on getting a rottie in the future my favorite dog breed by far

@AllThingsClarice

3 жыл бұрын

Good on you but i would say, research research then research again lol. Extremely Powerful breed and you must know what your getting into, good luck 🐕

@48Amberly

3 жыл бұрын

I would love one too!!! However I know myself too well. I don’t even have the time and energy for a cat. Thinking of looking for a sexy man who also happens to own a well trained, well cared for and loved Rottweiler. Kill two birds with one stone.

It's the most beautiful breed one can have...beautiful in heart and otherwise...the closest soul companion and the best guardian and the biggest kid and clown about the house..I have three and I can't imagine my life without them!

@Rottimail

3 жыл бұрын

You are so lucky to have three Rottweilers! I won't be able to have another one snd I'm totally bummed about it.

@saramirza999

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rottimail hehe...its hard work maintaining them...

@Rottimail

3 жыл бұрын

@@saramirza999 It's torally worth it. They get inside your soul!

@saramirza999

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rottimail true....i hv two indies too..and they are no less...all dogs do..

I had to put mine down (Bear) a few months ago after 13 and a half years. Hardest thing ever. Getting another soon. Best dogs ever!

My grandparents had a rottweiler. He was the biggest sook. And the most friendliest dog. All he wanted was someone to throw a stick for him. My grandad once show him a mouse in a bucket and he ran yelping and hid for a few hours. I miss that dog so much.

My rottie is one of the sweetest most mellow dogs I've even known. A complete troublemaker if she doesn't get her exercise, but an absolute doll that just wants love.

Rottweiler is one of the best dogs but not for everyone. Doberman, malinois, rottweiler, German shepherd and after all the others

Excellent video! We are currently on our 5th Rottweiler, over the decades. Unfortunately, our first one (male named Coco) tragically died from stomach torsion, and the subsequent ones (all females, named Koukla, Sheva, and Lulu) died from either lymphoma or osteosarcoma. Our last one, Lulu, lived the longest, which is only 8 years old (the one that passed from osteosarcoma just a few weeks ago). Rotties are truly wonderful, dedicated to family, companion dogs that live to be a daily part of your life. Your relationship with them is very close and loving. We cannot imagine life without one. We just picked up a 7 week old Rottie puppy we named Ophelia, and we are already head over heels in love with the little lady! We are hoping she can live a full life, despite all our previous Rotties getting cancer.

@peeron6829

Жыл бұрын

Its a shame it seems they are prone to cancer 😔 i hope your Ophelia get a long loving and healthy life :)

@AudiophileTubes

Жыл бұрын

@@peeron6829 Thank you! We are hoping Ophelia lives longer than our previous Rotties. Our vet told us that the latest info and studies show that female Rottweilers shouldn't be spayed ('fixed') before their 'first heat' session. They are more prone to getting cancers if you spay them early on. The best time would be a few months after their 'first heat' session. Supposedly, this significantly reduces their chances of getting cancer.

@landhae

Ай бұрын

Make their food from scratch!!!

Walking to get mail. Another lady couldn't hold on to her rottweiler and it came running towards me. I thought I was sure gonna die but this dog jumped on me and gave me kisses. Biggest goofball and super sweet dog

The head of the rottweiler is getting more and more extreme, they will be another brachy breed before we know it :( edit for clarification: not talking about the ones in the video, these look lovely :)

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

Thoran EH all the dogs that took part in this show are breed standard. No extremes. Correct proportions muzzle , heads and body ratios. We do not have the extreme head problem in the UK that is problematic in other countries .

@Arginne

3 жыл бұрын

MK Mantrailers Docherty I agree some really good representations of the breed in this video Im pleased. Rottweilers should have muscle and bone mass. And I dont see any muzzles that are too short in the video they look the right proportion.

@swansonz3534

3 жыл бұрын

@@isaaccat1 Beautiful dogs. Something to be proud of.

@Dreawess2000

3 жыл бұрын

Look at show G.Shepards vs working. Show Shepard’s look deformed vs the working lines

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

@@swansonz3534 thank you. We are all very proud of how our dogs portrayed the breed xxx

The greatest breed! I‘ve had a Rottie for 12 1/2 years, and she had all of these qualities. She would let my nieces and nephews climb on top of her (with me being next to them, of course, though I knew she would have never done anything to them. but you never know what children may be doing). My mom loved taking care of her and go out for walks late, as she said she always felt safe with her by her side. She was loyal, obedient, loving, and stunningly beautiful. Even on her last day she let us know that she just did not want to walk anymore, which made the terrible decision to put her to sleep feel like the right decision. I did not get another Rottie after her as I live in the city center now, and they are massive dogs after all. But I am still a big Rottie fan.

@blessedabundance6266

2 жыл бұрын

Very sorry for your loss There truly is Nothing like this breed.. we are blessed by their love and friendship.. the protection comes with that. Truly Man's Best Friend

I've lived with 2 of this breed over the past 15 years. I will get another when the day comes. Best dogs I ever had. Although I have loved my three other childhood breeds, as well, but Rotties have been by far the best.

our friends family used to have one. They had 6 kids. He was big baby who liked his back rubbed. Beautiful and protective dog. We dog-sat for them a couple times.

This lady is stunningly beautiful. I didnt realize Rotts were so versatile. Its amazing how a trained dog can get one whiff of a person and then sniff out there trail in appropriate conditions. The applications of that skill are so brilliant and potentially life saving. I cleared some brush from the property of a family friend once and they had two Rottweilers. Soon after I met the friend at his backyard gate and he let me in I sat down on a bench in his backyard. We were speaking while he watered his plants. During this time I noticed that I was the subject of the big Rottweilers attention. The other Rottweiler didn't pay me much mind after an initial introduction and quick head scratch. This big dog would periodically walk up to me and get REALLY close. I didn't know that this dog wasn't seeking scratches or fanny pats. He seemed to resent my attempts at friendship. This felt different and it was a little awkward for me. My friend would then yell at his dog very loudly and very aggressively NO', or 'HEY' and the dog would back off a bit. Then this big Rott would get in my space again and get yelled at again.... It was stressful for me. I wasn't sure what was going on. All I knew at the time was that this big dog's behavior was strange to me and that he was being yelled at aggressively. I am familiar with Retrievers, Pit Bulls and to a lesser extent German Shepherds. I was completely unfamiliar with the behavior of this big, strong, black, imposing dog. He wanted to be up in my face, but he didn't want affection. Years later after more research and life experience I realized that big male Rottweiler was deliberately trying to intimidate me, or dominate me or something to that effect. He was displaying territorial aggression to me, his owner recognized it and reprimanded him for it. The entire situation made complete sense... It was the first and only time I have ever been 'intimidated' by a dog. It was my first experience with displays of territorial dominance and guardianship. I was too ignorant to realize what was happening so I never connected fear with the encounter. However it was quite awkward and uncomfortable. Had I known that this big dog was considering whether or not I needed a good clobbering I would probably think very negatively about this breed. Luckily though my memory of the encounter is one of a cool, big, confident, courageous, intense dog that doesn't believe in the notion of 'personal space.' I am also left with the sense that that particular specimen of the breed was stubborn and took the control and guardianship of his dominion seriously if not a little too far. In one way I respect the dog for his powerful instincts and on the other hand I find it hard to condone a breed that displays aggression to and dominance over human beings. A very potentially dangerous breed if taught to hate.

I’ve had 6 Rottweiler’s, all AKC Certified and Registered! Smartest and most beautiful Canine in the World! Obedient, discipline, loyal, and amazing dog!

@honmjohn6094

3 жыл бұрын

Nah not the smartest

@thegoblinking.

3 жыл бұрын

My rottie runs into walls lmao. He also loves eating yellow snow.

@user-wx8ll7ts6t

3 жыл бұрын

@@honmjohn6094 In the top 10 for sure, ranked 9 I believe

Even a new breeder can garner a lot of attraction because they know what they are doing. In 1995, the breeder we got our Rotti from was only in to breeding for about2-3 years. When we met her it was apparent she knew a lot about the breed. Turns out the Rotti we got from her had lineage to a champion breed in Rottweil Germany. We named her Kupkake and she adored everyone. Likewise, everyone who met her too. The "downside" to having a Rotti is they love to step on your toes when you're at the counter making anything food related, they numb your legs because they want to lay on you when you're watching TV, and they hog up the bed because they want to sleep next to you. LOL

Mine were all big babies 😂. They also thought they were entitled to share the bed and couch!!

Amazing how friendly & playful this ferocious looking dog is.

Best dog, I love the Rottweilers. My girl was the sweetest and greatest kid and kitten sitter ever, I miss her. Oh, and fabulous guard dog and protector. Their calm and only aggressive when there is a true threat.

@kriszma1212

3 жыл бұрын

That's right! I totally agree.

I grew up with Rottweilers. They are the best and probably the goofiest dog breed I've owned. They're insanely loyal and protective and goofy dogs. I miss having one so bad but I have a German Shepherd now. Love both the same.

I miss my girl. Literally was more of a pushover than the golden retriever we had. Most people that met her that were afraid walked away with love.

I’m a bit scared of Rottweilers because of bad experiences with them and my puppy got attacked by one. This video made me like them a little bit more :) thank you

@Animal-Watch

3 жыл бұрын

Hi good and bad dogs and usually from good or bad owners..

@dylvasey

3 жыл бұрын

When you next see one, please just go over and say hi to the owner and ask if you can stroke his dog. We owners have an influx of people wanting to stroke our Rottweilers when they are a fluff ball puppy, but once they are three months old people hardly ever come over. It would help the dog as much as it would help you.

@MrWithurself

3 жыл бұрын

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@MrWithurself

3 жыл бұрын

dylan vasey i

They are the most loving, joyful, affectionate dogs. It broke my heart when my old boy died recently.

@braxfan683

3 жыл бұрын

R.I.P lovely boy 💙💐

@kriszma1212

3 жыл бұрын

So sorry 4 your lost.

My friend Marlon Justin Labarinth recommended this dog to guard me from donuts and aggressive intruders! Thank you for your friendship and support and understanding 😔

I had a Rottie, wonderful friend, still miss him today. Natural guard, and very loving. He had the cruciate rupture which is prone in this breed, needed 2 operations to fix the problem.

I grew up with a German Shepherd as a kid and I've always wanted to get my own dog, a Rottweiler is a dog I'd love to get one day. I dislike when people just leave them chained up outside though, if they're going to protect someone they deserve to be a loved family pet.

Loved the doggy cam footage, the floppy ears flapping when running made my day.

I house/dog sit for friends who own a Rottweiler. I am madly in love with her! She eats, plays and sleeps, with me. I feel so safe and protected when I’m with her! I absolutely adore her; she’s a wonderful, magnificent girl and I am blessed that she accepts me as part of her pack!💝

I have a rottie, and he is amazing. He loves to play and has his own version of keep away. He grabs something that he *knows* he's not supposed to grab, runs down the hall, turns around and stared at you, all while making sure that you see what he has. Then, once you get close enough, he'll run right past you to the other end of the hall and repeat the whole process! But when he's just chilling, he's your best friend, 'cause he'll just lay right on top of you with his ball and either chew on it or fall asleep with it.

Really enjoyed the programme, illustrating the versatility of the Rottweiler. My dog is an assistance ( service ) dog, performing medical detection and other tasks. She also works IGP. Really, her most important role is best friend. Every Rottweiler is under the impression they were born to be lapdogs. I would never have any other breed

I love how much you love the animals. You can see it all over your face and mannerisms. These dogs are amazing!

Our Gunner was a sweetheart. He seemed to "purr" when happy or content 😊

A close friend of mine had a Rottweiler. He was huge and super strong but at the same time he was gentle with people and super sweet.

Love this episode so much! This shows such a great introduction about the Rottweilers and this breed should not be misinterpreted as dangerous dogs. Thank You Animal Watch 😍 ❤

@dynamicjaethought7788

3 жыл бұрын

In the wrong hands, they really can be. Such as the life of pitbull, cane Corso, boerbel, Doberman, press canerio, and etc. As a dog guard breed rotties are at that top, but you need a trainer that knows what they are doing. I LOVE rotties, I used to have one as a kid. I had a pitbull and a rottweiler, both can be incredibly wonderful dog breeds in the right hands. These dogs get a bad rap, because of idiot owners.

@deirulaloo07

3 жыл бұрын

@@dynamicjaethought7788 couldn't agree more!

Thank you for such an enlightening episode. I really have to look at the Rottweiler in a whole new light. First, I respect the UK for not allowing tail docking. I live in the US, and I have questioned the importance of that doing that, if the dog is not an actual working dog. I honestly don't know if it should even be done in that case, but that is the only reason I could see its importance, so the dog would not be harmed while performing its duties. I would hope the US would follow suit. The dogs showcased were amazing! I got choked up several times. These dogs really are heros. The tracking of lost people, the protection of their beloved family, their companionship... What a beautiful, intelligent and powerful breed. But the breeder has seemed to really put her life into breeding healthy, wonderful dogs. When a breeder cares about their health and not passing on degenerative traits, that is caring. I hate to see dogs suffer because breeders just want to pump out a factory of cute puppies to sell for lots of money. It is heartbreaking. Another fabulous episode Animal Watch! Thank you! ~❣️

@Animal-Watch

3 жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much and for writing in such depth.. Makes making these episodes all the more worthwhile 🙏

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

That's so lovely to read. Its personal goal of mine since being lucky enough to have my 1st rottweiler 14 years ago for exactly the reaction you have just given. Thank you so much for you intelligent honest comment xxxx

@itachimistress

3 жыл бұрын

From my understanding, the US (where I live also) still docks the tail for the same reason they dock the tails and clip the ears Boxers and Dobermans. It is strictly cosmetic. I prefer to see these breeds in their natural state.

I have owned 4 Rotties, all different personalities and backgrounds. But the main thread is they were all incredibly smart and incredibly loyal. They so desperately want to please and need firm, kind leadership. If you are a responsible owner they can be the best dog you will ever own. I also really appreciate the time put in to explain their history and unique traits. They can literally do any job you ask them to if properly trained. They are truly exceptional.

I Am A Rottweiler man at my 63 year old i have had 7 Rotties I love them they are the best life ever gave me in a dog. Love them.

My family got a Rottie when I was 3. She was the best nanny dog, very sweet, very patient

Very responsible breeders - love how the man made clear that real protection (like every serious dog sport!) is something not to take too lightly. I think there are many people out there who just want Rottis for their appearance and all, and just to have a mean looking dog for some half-hearted "protection" training

@Animal-Watch

3 жыл бұрын

So true 💯

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

Your so right. Mark is a highly skilled helper as is Gail a trainer and the results with Goose are clear to see. So glad you enjoyed watching our dogs ❤❤

@tterexx426

3 жыл бұрын

@@isaaccat1 Also, I am impressed that they do so many sorts of training. I hadn't known they were also used for Mantrailing, though I am not surprised! Great dogs and very well trained!

@isaaccat1

3 жыл бұрын

@@tterexx426 I have 3 that I trail Stark and his half sister I hope to take to operational standard. They are addicted lol . Love their trailing xxx

I have a 1/2 rot, 1/4 golden and 1/4 lab. He's my buddy. He's 14. He's getting to the end of his time and I'm literally crying thinking of losing him. If there is a heaven, I hope he's there when I go. Such a sweet, loyal and loving creature. He wouldn't hurt a fly. He might act like it at times with his hair raised, but he's been bitten twice by other dogs and never bit back. He bled from the one bit. He's tough and knew we didn't want him to fight back. My sister's ridgeback is a menace. I wouldn't have even been mad if he defended himself, but he is that nice. We don't have to leash him anywhere. I wish I could rewind his life and start again. He wants nothing but love and to love. That and food/treats. He's spoiled, but he deserves it.

There is no bad dog, only bad owner.

@kb26inla

3 жыл бұрын

yes and no, some dogs are for experienced and knowledgeable owners only.

@higherpurpose1212

3 жыл бұрын

nope, pitbulls rip their owners even when raised from a pup

@obama_man9933

3 жыл бұрын

@@higherpurpose1212 if pit bulls or any dog for that matter are over bred that can happen, also are you talking about pit bull terriers, because “pit bull” isn’t a breed

@higherpurpose1212

3 жыл бұрын

@@obama_man9933 Sorry Wyatt, no amount of justification or explanation can beat statistics. You can sugar coat the name "pitbull" all you want, but stats never lie. It's in this breed's DNA to go berserk at some point and go into "fighting mode", thus kids suffer.

@obama_man9933

3 жыл бұрын

@@higherpurpose1212 pit bulls are the most abused and neglected dogs, they are also rather tricky to train, meaning they usually aren’t trained correctly