"Rottweiler Stud Dog" Gr Champion Primo

The Rottweiler dog breed has long since had a reputation for its strength and large size. The Rottweiler dog breed originated in a city in Germany named Rottweil. In that part of the country the Rottweiler was called “Rottweil Butcher’s Dogs” because they usually pulled carts full of butchered meat and other valuables to market. There have been writings of the Rottweiler being used to herd many types of livestock as well. Some historical records state that earlier bred Rottweilers were used for hunting, though the hunting instinct is not a dominant trait in today’s bloodline. The Rottweiler does not look like most of the dog breeds in the herding group of dogs i.e. Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog, Bearded Collie, and the Shetland Sheep Dog, but the Rottweiler is a versatile breed and does well in the job of a herder. In Fact the Rottweiler is one of the oldest known of herding breeds.

"Rottweiler Stud"

Rottweiler Dog Breed Temperament:
The Rottweiler dog breed is a natural to herding and guarding. If these natural instincts are not controlled through training, the potential for deviant behavior is eminent. Rottweilers require a high degree of socialization and training to prevent such bad behaviors from forming. This means that not everyone is able to own a Rottweiler. The Rottweiler dog breed does not do well in small apartment living quarters. They do need a descent back yard to be able to sniff around and explore. The risk factor of how strong the Rottweiler dog breed should never be overlooked. Rottweiler dog breeders are very selective into what type of environment the future owner has, in order to be sure the puppies are going to an owner who has all the tools needed to raise a well mannered pet. The AKC standard states that “Rottweilers love their people and may behave in a clownish manner toward family and friends, but they are also protective of their territory and do not welcome strangers until properly introduced.” All Rottweilers need to be given obedience training. Socialization is a must.

Gr Champion Rottweiler Primo Resting after a training session.

The Rottweiler is can be a great family dog. However, with all dogs the proper socialization will help your dog not only get along with people better, it will also help them adapt to different breeds of dogs. A puppy class would be a great idea for your new rottweiler puppy to attend. Dog parks are also a great place to socialize your rottweiler. Not only are dog parks great for your dog to meet dogs, it also works great for getting them around new people as well. Always have them around kids when they are puppies. This will get them used to people of different size as well. They will also build a tolerance to children since some play rough with dogs.

"Rottweiler Stud Dog"
This beautiful dog is known as Grand Champion Primo. He is a proud sponsored dog of Bully Max Dog Supplement. The proper nutrition and dog supplements are vital for all breeds of dogs. Bully Max excels in providing dogs with the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients they need to stay healthy and in the best shape possible. 

The Rottweiler is like most breeds today. Health problems that stem from inherited parentage can appear early or over the Rottweiler’s life span. Rottweiler dog breeders and kennel clubs across the world work very hard to keep the bloodlines clean , but because of back yard breeders recent over breeding has produced bloodlines that have lead cancer as being the cause of early death. Soon to be Rottweiler owners should really question the dog breeder about any previous health conditions.
A Rottweiler, if given the chance, will over eat and easily become obese. Rottweilers require a meal plan in order to prevent serious repercussions that can happen i.e. arthritis, upper respiratory problems, diabetes, heart failure, fatigue, and overheating caused by extra layers of fat. Exercise for dogs and proper portions of food will prevent these health conditions from forming.