If you are a friend who has raised dogs, I think you must have a certain understanding of the personality of your dog. You must know that different puppies have different personalities. Some are quite different. Some are docile and some are more violent. So have you ever understood the personality of the Rottweiler? Let the editor take you through it.

Rottweiler

1. Appearance characteristics of the Rottweiler

If you can buy a very ideal Rottweiler, it is really a matter of joy. Generally speaking, Rottweiler dogs are medium-sized in terms of size, but when it comes to spirit, they are full of energy. Generous and very powerful, you can also see from his Mauser black color with well-defined rust-colored markings. From the appearance, we can see that the Rottweiler's compact and solid structure shows great strength. However, males are taller than females, with a larger frame and more bone mass.

Head: medium length, broad skull, short and thick muzzle, quite bulging forehead, very dilated foreheads, and some dogs with wrinkles on the head. The head is of medium length and broad between the ears; the forehead is moderately arched; the cheekbones are well arched and have clear stops, and the upper and lower jaws are very strong. The forehead is dry, but some wrinkles appear when he is alert. The expression is noble, alert and confident.

Ears: The ears are of medium size, with high base and lying flat. Drooping, triangular; ears level with the top of the head when listening alertly, giving the head a wide appearance. The ears are set relatively apart and droop, with the inner edge close to the head and the end close to the middle of the cheek.

Eyes: almond-shaped eyes, medium in size, bronze in color.

Nose: The nose is very developed and must be black.

Trunk: Square physique, strong and strong, broad chest, straight back, sloping waist.

Coat: The hair is short, straight, thick at the top and fine at the bottom. The coat color is black, with yellowish-brown or reddish-brown spots on specific parts, and these spots do not exceed one-tenth of the body. The undercoat is black, gray, or light brown, but it is not good enough to be seen from the outside. Curly hair is considered disqualifying.

Limbs: The forelimbs are straight and muscular, and the hind limbs are bent at an acute angle.

Feet: Firm steps, round fore feet, slightly slender hind feet, hard toes, short and black claws, raised toes, and a mark similar to a black pencil on the front of the toenails. The dewclaws on the hind feet must be removed.

Tail: The base of the tail is high and level. It is usually docked at the first joint.

2. Rottweiler dog personality characteristics

Speaking of this breed of puppy, it also has its own personality characteristics. Generally speaking, Rottweiler dogs give people a calm, confident and brave attitude.We must know that when we look at his appearance, we will feel that he gives people a very confident and indifferent persona, which makes us feel that it is not easy to get close to him. The Rottweiler's attitude towards changes in the environment is still very confident and calm. It can be said that he is a little dog who is born to defend his home and our family. He is also a very smart dog.

The Rottweiler is smart and sensible, has a calm personality, and is absolutely loyal to its owner. It is good at distinguishing between good and evil, right from wrong, obeys commands, and obeys the owner's instructions. Rottweiler is tough, steady and confident. It likes to see its family all the time, so the Rottweiler will follow its owner and owner closely around the room.

The training difficulty of Rottweiler dogs is average. They must be strictly trained when they are puppies, otherwise it will be difficult for the owner to control them as adults. There have been records of Rottweiler dogs hurting people abroad. As long as you train it carefully, it can also be a quiet companion dog.

Rottweilers get along well with children and like to play with them. Of course, this is determined by the child's personality and the dog's temperament, because the Rottweiler is very ferocious against malicious intruders and is particularly suitable as a guard dog.

Of course, I think every friend has his or her own needs and requirements when it comes to raising puppies. Maybe you like a cute one, or maybe you prefer a large one, but no matter what kind of puppy you want to feed, I You must learn more about one of their personality traits so that you can have a good communication environment.