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ArticleZones.com » Pets-and-animals » Dog » American Rottweilers Make Great Guard Dogs

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American Rottweilers Make Great Guard Dogs

The American Rottweiler is a black dog with tan markings behind his eyes, cheeks, chest and muzzle. It has a medium length coat that is straight and coarse and has a double undercoat. These dogs are very possessive with their owners and their possessions and will make wonderful guard dogs. Their history goes back hundreds of years when they marched with the Romans over the Alps pulling their carts.

These dogs are happiest when performing a task. They often do not realize their strength and can be referred to as gentle bears. The American Rottweiler is a highly intelligent dog with a fun sense of humor. The male is quite large and range between eighty-five and one hundred thirty-five pounds. The female ranges between sixty and one hundred pounds.

The only difference between the American Rottweiler and the German Rottweiler is their size. The American Rottweiler is taller and thinner in the face and body while the German Rottweiler is shorter, stockier and more muscular.

The American Rottweiler is becoming known as an excellent therapy dog and is becoming very well known with the physically challenged. He is a very intelligent dog and a hard working dog. He aims to please and is happiest when performing a task. However, these dogs can be stubborn and need to be trained and socialized at a very early age.

They are now becoming known as excellent dogs for the physically challenged. They are also awesome therapy dogs. It is no wonder that they have been the second most popular dog in the United States for the last two years. The American Rottweiler is a healthy dog but can have problems with hip dysplasia and cancer has started to become more pronounced in the breed. Any noticeable moles or lumps should be check immediately.

Reputable American Rottweiler breeders should not be difficult to locate. They can normally be found on the Internet, through recommendations from other Rottweiler owners, through your veterinarian and from the American Kennel Club. These breeders should be socializing their puppies with their own families to get them customized to humans.

There are breeders who sell American Rottweilers and breeders who sell German Rottweilers. Doing your own research before you go Rottweiler shopping is a very good idea in order to find the dog you desire. If you do not research the breed before you shop there is about a ninety percent chance that you will be unhappy with your dog.

These dogs make great pets and because of their size will become excellent guard dogs. They are not aware of their size and when their humor comes through it is quite silly.
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Sharon Davies is an avid lover of the Rottweiler and has a popular website that can show you how to have a happy, healthy and well behaved Rottweiler. Among other topics there, you can also learn all about Rottweiler Types plus a whole lot more.



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