Rottweilers: Meet the OG
gangsters of the dog
world
Germany's bovine guardians, soldier protectors, and fortune defenders.
Coat: Short & thick
Shedding:Medium
Size:Large
Life Expectancy: 8-10 years
Coat Colours:
Black With Tan Markings
Weight:
40-60kgs (male)
30-50kgs (female)
Height:
61-68cm (male)
56-63cm (female)
Adaptability
Temperatures should be moderate for Rottweiler.
Hot weather tolerance:
up to 21℃
Cold weather tolerance:
up to 4℃
Rottweiler Diet
Consider following tips when choosing food for your Rottweiler.
1. Choose a protein-rich diet
Rottweilers are large and active breeds that require a high-protein diet to support their energy levels and muscle development. Look for high-quality dog food containing protein from sources like chicken, fish, or beef.
2. Avoid fillers & additives
Most commercial dog food contains fillers like corn, wheat and soy which can be difficult for them to digest and may cause allergies. Choose dog food that is made with whole, natural ingredients and free from unnecessary additives.
2. Avoid fillers & additives
Most commercial dog food contains fillers like corn, wheat and soy which can be difficult for them to digest and may cause allergies. Choose dog food that is made with whole, natural ingredients and free from unnecessary additives.
3. Consider their age
Rottweilers have different nutritional needs at various stages of their life. Puppies need a diet higher in protein and fat to support their growth and development, while adult dogs and senior dogs may need a diet lower in protein and fat to maintain a healthy weight.
Home-cooked food must contain:
Rottweiler Training
Rottweilers, known for their intelligence, loyalty, and protective nature, thrive when given proper guidance and training. Let's see some of the ways you can do that.
1. Brush
Regular brushing keeps their 'coats healthy, and shiny, distributes natural oils, and reduces shedding. While they don't need frequent baths, occasional bathing with mild dog shampoos ensures cleanliness and freshness.
Ear cleaning
2. Keep their ears clean
They have ears prone to infections, so it's important to check their ears regularly and clean them when required with a cotton ball and a mild ear cleaning solution.
3. Nail and paw care
Their nails grow fast and become too long. Regular nail trims are essential to prevent discomfort and injury caused by overgrown nails.
Paw cleaning
Dental care
4. Dental care
Include regular brushing and provide dental chews or toys to ensure the proper dental care for them.
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