Mary Allen
Rottweilers were bred for protection and protection, which should always be remembered. Well, socialized Rottweilers get along well with humans and other dogs, but males are sometimes a little aggressive and tend to dominate. These dogs are active, intelligent, and completely confident in themselves to act independently, and therefore they need to be guided even from puppyhood.
Left to their own devices, Rottweilers can bother with their barking or digging, and due to their large size, they can cause major damage. Since this is a service breed, Rottweilers are perfectly trainable and cope with various tasks, even if they are accompanying a child. Aggressive dogs can wreak havoc and a lot of problems, so they need a stern but confident hand and an experienced owner.
