Rottweiler Reviews

When I met my ex in 2001 I managed to "inherit" a rottie by the name of raphie. So called as a dubious accolade to the teenage mutant ninja turtle himself, Raphaelo. I kid you not. I have always been a dog lover and have since extended that into the field of training and am hoping to undertake a grooming and microchipping course in the ...  Read the complete review

I know Rotweilers get a really bad press and my own opinion of them were that they were a vicious breed. So when my ex boyfirned talked about getting one i was not very happy and tried to talk hime out of it. However he went ahead and got a male puppy, which i imediately fell in love with: he was so gentle and placid, i grew quite fond of him. A ...  Read the complete review

There are quite a few previous reviews on Rottweiler as pets and all list knowledge of the bred standard ect. The following is my own experience of owning one, as a much loved pet. In 1982 I had never heard of Rottweiler's, when my husband said he wanted to buy one, we researched the bred for six months before we brought her from ...  Read the complete review

Rotties, I have had two, both bitches, both bought from breeders when they were puppies. The first one was called Bella, she was lovely, I remember one day I had to go out so I shut her in the kitchen, when I came home I could see her stood with her paws up against the livingroom window. She was very happy to see me, ...  Read the complete review

I have kept rottweillers for over 40 years so I thought I would pass on some of the knowledge and tips I have learned over the years to try and help you with what can be a difficult breed to look after. To start with, I have to say that if you are looking to buy a rottweiler puppy then do not be deceived by the cute bundle of black ...  Read the complete review

After all the bad publicity this breed of dog has had recently i decided when i saw this topic to tell you about our rotty. My rotty is an old man now, he is 9 years old and just starting to go grey under his chin. We did not have our dog from a puppy, we got him from a rescue center when he was 18 months old. I ...  Read the complete review

Where do I start when introducing the Rottweiler?! Well, firstly, I suppose they aren't most peoples ideal breed for a pet. The media has portrayed them all as bloody thirsty beasts that will savage everything in sight, and the breed has got a long way to go before it can even begin to shake off this reputation. Hopefully this review ...  Read the complete review

I was horrified when I came home from work one evening to find my parents had been out and bought a new dog – a Rottweiler! They had been talking about getting one for ages and I never actually thought they would. So there, I am after a hard days work in the world of politics and this fur ball is running round the room like a chocoholic in ...  Read the complete review

Well having read several opinions that people have written on rotties I have to agree with them rotties are a totally misunderstood breed. Two years ago somebody asked me if I would take a rottie in as their friend had just bought one as a puppy and then decided they really did'nt want it. Well I wasn't sure as I already had a golden ...  Read the complete review

I owned a Rottie for six years, but sadly he died a few years ago. He was brought as a puppy and was an obedient, beautiful and soppy dog. Yes soppy! This breed of dog has been given a bad name, which in my experience was wholly unjustified. I realise that some Rotweillers will be nasty – but then show me a breed of dog in which ...  Read the complete review

Rottweilers were probably developed from Roman Cattle Dogs. He was then used as a draught animal in the late 19th Century and became known as the Rottweil Butcher's Dog, named after the German town. They are powerful and compact dogs of above average height, the tail is usually docked, although it is common to see them with long ...  Read the complete review

Rotties I was flicking through Doo-Yoo the other day when I came across an excellent opinion on the subject of Rottweilers by wishywalshy. I don’t know wishywalshy, but as I read on I found, to my amazement, that she could easily have been writing about the dog my wife recently received for her birthday – a rottie bitch, she ...  Read the complete review

Sturdy, burly, friendly trustworthy, how else could I describe this much misunderstood dog. Rotweillers may appear in the media and films to be ferocious and fierce without a gentle streak in them, but in real life there couldn’t be a more lovable devoted and faithful breed of dogs. Okay, so they are on the large side, I ...  Read the complete review