Rottweiler: 100 Fun Facts About the Amazing Rottweiler

By Anthony Portokaloglou

Rottweilers are one of the most popular breeds not only in the USA, but in the whole world.

 

They are fantastic pets, and dog lovers adore them because of their loyal nature. They are highly intelligent dogs, and their tough physique makes them ideal for a variety of work roles.

While most people are aware of Rottweilers and what their physical attributes are, there are so many interesting facts relating to this breed of which most people are often unaware.

 

In this audiobook, you'll hear 100 cool facts about Rottweilers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anthony Portokaloglou
• Release date: Jan 14, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201712266

Book preview

Enjoy these Amazing 100 facts about the Rottweiler! Remember... the Rottweiler is also known as Rottie! 

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#1

Back in the 1800s as railroads and roads were built, Rottweilers were not needed. During this industrialization fortunately Rottweiler lovers worked to keep Rottweilers around. By the 1900s a new task for this working dog was established which was serving as military and police dogs.

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#2

While the number of Rottweilers have decreased somewhat, there was a time not so long ago when Rottweilers were one of the most popular breeds of dogs in the world. In the 1990s, Rottweilers were one of the most desired breeds in the United States. In fact, purebred Rottweilers that were registered were more than 100,000 in the United States alone. Sadly the numbers of Rottweilers would soon decrease because of bad reputation breeders. As a result this dog breed paid the price for the lack of responsibility in humans. To a certain degree, this problem is still plaguing this particular breed.

#3

Rottweilers unfortunately gained a negative reputation due to bad reputation breeders. Therefore puppies were created that had the same problems. And by repeating these breeding practices over and over again, it has had a bad impact on the specific breed as a whole. A few of these dogs went viral in news stories were Rottweilers attacked children or adults and as a result, people became fearful of Rottweilers in general so this specific breed was no longer a popular breed to have and nobody wanted them. As with German shepherds before them and now, they gained a reputation that they never should have had in the first place.

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#4

Muzzle Marks: The Rottie has a stripe of color running along each side of their muzzle but they can be disqualified from competitions, if the stripe touches the bridge of the nose.

#5

Often, sick or diseased puppies are sold to unsuspecting buyers who later regret their purchase when the puppy becomes seriously ill soon after arriving in its new home. You should also know that many pet stores source their puppies from puppy mills.

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#6

Romans utilized herding dogs to move and guard cattle, when they made their way across Europe. The Modern Rottweiler is considered