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Weight, Height, Colors, Temperament & Description

Rottweiler Breed Information

70 - 110 lbs
22 - 28 inches
Black/Red, Black/Rust, Black/Tan, Mahogany
Obedient, Devoted, Fearless, Courageous, Alert, Self-assured, Good-natured, Calm, Steady, Confident.

The impressive Rottie is a working dog, bred in Germany originally as a guard dog, and cattle driving dog. His work ethic is sincere, and he is a serious breed, especially when it comes to protecting his home and family. Standing at an average height of 22 - 28 inches tall at the shoulders (withers) and weighing between 70 - 110 pounds on average, his sturdy frame and massive head are intimidating to any intruder that would dare enter his domain.

The impressive Rottie is a working dog, bred in Germany originally as a guard dog, and cattle driving dog. His work ethic is sincere, and he is a serious breed, especially when it comes to protecting his home and family. Standing at an average height of 22 - 28 inches tall at the shoulders (withers) and weighing between 70 - 110 pounds on average, his sturdy frame and massive head are intimidating to any intruder that would dare enter his domain.

The Rottie is intelligent, quiet, calm, and ever watchful of his surroundings. The only color allowed is black with red/rust markings. This is an intelligent, massive dog that is calm and quiet but ready to take action in a moment’s notice. He is an excellent watchdog. The Rottie does not need a lot of space to thrive and does well in a variety of lifestyles. Consistent walks through the neighborhood works well for the breed as does hiking, swimming, and outdoor activities and sports. His keen intelligence makes it important to provide mental stimulation for this breed through obedience and mentally stimulating canine games. Gentle when properly socialized and well trained, this dominant breed does best with an owner that can provide firm boundaries and consistent expectations of allowable behaviors.

The short, dense coat of the Rottie is easy to care for by simply brushing and giving the occasional bath. Shedding is considered minimal to moderate. The tail is usually docked. Average lifespan for the breed is 10 - 12 years.

 

As this is a brachycephalic (short faced) breed, it is important to understand the needs of this type of breed prior to purchase to ensure that this breed suits your lifestyle and climate, and to provide proper care during hot weather or excessive activities for the health and wellbeing of the dog.