...The breed of Rottweiler was absent for a period of time in the 1800s. There has been mention of obsecure owners who maintained the breed during that time period. None-the-less, the breeders of the early 20th-century acknowledged the Rottweiler and their efforts helped to preserve this beautiful breed we have today.

You can always recognize the Rottweiler. The 'Rottie' is a physically noticeable dog. With a solid frame, broad chest and pronounced head, there is no mistaking our friend. The Rottweiler's large head is draped with triangular shaped ears. Their tails are typically docked and dew claws are removed.

There are two common types of Rottweiler. They are the American variety and the German variety. Based on physical characteristics, you can differentiate between the two; the American Rottweiler is a longer frame dog, the German Rottweiler is stockier. There is also mention of a difference in the coats. The American Rott is said to maintain a short hair coat and the German Rott has a long hair coat.

You may come across Rottweilers who have both types of lineage in their make-up. But rest assure, a Rottweiler, treated well and respectfully, can become a great family pet and friend. The Rottweiler is courageous, confident, protective, devoted and intelligent; all of that is rolled into a mellow temperament.

Busy Rottie offers an understanding of how to appreciate the Rottweiler. The best methods for promoting a hale and hearty Rottweiler are good health practices, proper training and lots of love.

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