Closely supervise your rottweiler if small children are near. They have a tendency to "herd" children and to chase moving objects - which could include running children.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Owner guide - Rottweiler can generally be taught to obey with positive reinforcement
Rottweiler can generally be taught to obey with positive reinforcement. However, you may need to use a sharp tone if your dog is being stubborn.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Owner guide - Understand rottweiler's health problems
Understand that a rottweiler is prone to certain health problems, such as hip and elbow dysplasia (a malformation of the joints), osteochondrosis dissecans (a bone disease that causes lameness and arthritis), paneosteitis (a rotating lameness), Von Willebrand's Disease (a bleeding disorder), bloat, heart disease and allergies.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Owner guide - Play with your rottweiler often
Play with your rottweiler often. They love to run, swim and play catch. You can't overexercise this breed.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Owner guide - Keep your rottweiler on a leash when away from your home
Keep your rottweiler on a leash when away from your home. This breed can be aggressive with unfamiliar dogs, although early training and socialization may curb this tendency.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Owner guide - Walk or run your rottweiler at least twice a day
Walk or run your rottweiler at least twice a day, for 20 minutes or more each time. This breed is very active and will also need a large backyard to romp around in. If a rottweiler becomes bored or doesn't have enough activity, she may become destructive.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Friday, September 18, 2009
Owner guide - Avoid leaving her alone with unfamiliar people in your home
Remember that a rottweiler has a strong instinct to protect her home and family. Avoid leaving her alone with unfamiliar people in your home; if the dog perceives an unfamiliar visitor as an intruder, she may become aggressive. Allow your rottweiler to slowly become familiar with visitors.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Owner guide - Trim your Rottweiler's nails
Trim your Rottweiler's nails every two to three weeks.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Owner guide - Brush your rottweiler's coat awhen necessary
Brush your rottweiler's topcoat and undercoat only when necessary. The same goes for bathing. Rottweilers are average shedders and lose their topcoat and undercoat twice a year.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Owner guide - Feed your rottweiler
Feed your rottweiler high-grade dog food. The first ingredient should be meat if you want a quality product. Crude protein should be no less than 30 percent, and crude fat no less than 20 percent. Also, the fiber content needs to be 4 percent or less.
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
Rottweiler - Dog Lover
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