Answer: No! Rottweiler is not a hypoallergenic breed as it is known to be a moderate shedder for most of the year.
Answer: Rotties can be friendly with the kids, only if they are properly trained and well-socialized from a young age. If they are properly introduced to a whole lot of people especially young children when they are at the puppy stage, then they can be fairly calm and friendly with small kids when they grow up. But, without proper guidance and socialization, a Rottie is not considered to be a good breed for a small child.
Answer: No! Rottweilers are generally not very warm and friendly with other canines. They can have a hard time getting along with other breeds, but it also depends on their owners’ manner of raising them. If the Rottweilers pups are allowed to mix with other canines, then there is a chance these dogs can become cordial and affectionate with other pooches, but if there are no efforts put in by their owners when they are young, then Rotties are not the kind of canines that are known to make new friends on their own.
Answer: Yes! Rotties are considerably more warm and affectionate towards cats as compared to dogs. These pooches can get along fairly well with most members of the feline family.
Answer: Yes! Rotties can make excellent guard dogs. They have natural instincts to protect their owners and family members and are always ready to defend their close ones against anything or anyone that might prove to be a possible threat or danger for their loved ones. And, apart from being tremendous guard dogs, Rotties are also considered to be great watchdogs as well.
Answer: Yes! Rottweilers are fairly adaptable in nature and they do adjust just fine in apartments and small houses. The only thing to look out for is that Rotties should be receiving the adequate amount of exercise that is necessary for both their physical and mental fitness.
Answer: Rottweilers are medium shedders. They shed their fur all around the year but only in small amounts. But they do shed more profusely at least twice per year whenever the shedding period comes for them. It usually comes in the spring and fall season.
Answer: No! Rottweilers require a lot of work and attention from their owners while growing up and they also need proper guidance and training from an experienced owner to become a well-mannered and well-behaved canine. For a first-time owner, handling and training a Rottweiler can prove to be quite hectic and challenging and that is why these canines are not considered to be a very good option for first-time dog owners.
Answer: No! Rottweilers are not known to excessively bark without any reason. They love to be calm and quiet for most of the time and they only use their voice when it is absolutely necessary. But they do bark or howl a lot whenever they detect the presence of a stranger or intruder near their house or when they are guarding their property.
Answer: These dogs require a fairly decent amount of work and exercise on a daily basis to remain fit, fine and healthy. It is advised to keep their exercising sessions at least 20-30 minutes long so that they can release all the energy that builds up in their body every day. Activities like running, walking, playing various games et cetera, should all be included in their daily exercising sessions.
Answer: No! They might have a fairly large structure, but the Rotties are a child at heart and they need constant attention of their owners to be fully happy and contented. If they are left alone for long periods of time, then its possible they might become very frustrated and disheartened and as a result can become destructive with the house furniture.
Answer: Rotties are pretty sharp canines who can be trained and guided fairly easily if they are taught with love, care and patience and if their owner who is teaching them the new things and commands is also well-experienced and knowledgeable, then that’s just an add-on bonus. But, for a novice dog owner, training a Rottweiler can be a bit challenging and thus these canines are not highly recommended to inexperienced dog owners.
Answer: Rottweilers have a very short and smooth coat that is only required to be brushed once per week to remain neat and tidy. The frequency of brushing can be increased during the shedding season. These dogs should be bathed whenever it seems necessary but their nails should be trimmed on a regular basis. And, don’t forget to brush their strong teeth on a weekly basis as well.
Answer: Rottweilers are able to thrive quite nicely in moderately hot climatic conditions. But when it comes to extremely hot places like Delhi in the month of July, then it is better for the Rottie to stay inside the house and be properly hydrated.
Answer: These dogs don’t prefer very cold and chilly places as their tolerance to low temperatures is not that great. If you reside in a wintry place, then it is better to invest in a heater if you are planning to bring home a Rottweiler.
Answer: Yes! Rottweilers are highly intelligent dogs who can learn and understand several difficult commands and instructions that are given by their owners. According to a number of test results, Rottweilers are always among the top 10 of the most intelligent canine breeds present on this planet.
Answer: Generally, they are not. But with proper obedience training, guidance, and socialization, they can become fairly amiable and friendly towards strangers as well. But, because of their natural instincts, they remain reasonably reserved with strangers and if no efforts are made to socialize these canines at a young age, then it becomes very difficult for them to trust someone new.
Answer: Yes! Rotties are known to drool a fair amount. And, because of that, it is also advised to clean their muzzle and mouth at least 2-3 times a day as excessive drooling and wetness can cause skin problems in these large-sized canines. Also, male Rotties are more prone to drooling issues as compared to their female counterparts.
Answer: Compared to several other canine breeds, bringing home a Rottweiler is a fairly economical process. But these dogs do require a pretty good amount of high-quality feeding material to remain healthy and fit, and that definitely isn’t very cheap. Their other maintenance needs like grooming and exercise requirements are fairly manageable for any dog owner, so, No, we can’t call Rottweiler a very high maintenance breed.
Answer: Yes! Rottweilers a pretty easy to find in most Indian States. This is a very popular breed and more and more people are looking forward to being a Rottie parent and that is why both their demand and availability have considerably risen in the country.
Answer: The average price of a Rottweiler puppy in India is around ₹18,000 to ₹25,000. But there are a lot of factors that affect their price in the country and because of that, the cost of bringing a Rottie puppy home can go fairly high.
Answer: All canines are not designed in the same manner and this is true for the Rottweilers as well. While many Rotties are happy to swim and take a dive whenever they are around a lake or a pool, others may not seem that keen on the water. It is just a preferential thing, but if an owner really wants his Rottie to accompany him to the beach or the pool, then he can definitely teach his pooch how to swim properly in deep waters and chances are his Rottie will happily learn this new skill.
Answer: Rottweilers are mostly found in a Black colored coat with some markings that can be of the following colors:
Answer: Rottweilers have an average overall lifespan. They mostly live for 8-11 years, but this is not true for all the Rotties, and the ones who are receiving all the necessary things like proper food, exercise, and care from their owners, can definitely live for a lot more years.
Answer: The primary health concerns for a Rottie are hip dysplasia, osteochondritis dissecans, eye diseases, aortic stenosis, and osteosarcoma.