Published on Sunday, January 3, 2010 by admin Aggression While NERR&R does not take dogs into its program that are aggressive to humans, there are several types of aggression in dogs. None are acceptable but some are more understandable than others, including aggression related to dominance, irritation, predatory, resource, and territory. · Dominance aggression is not something you encounter if you ha...

Published on Sunday, January 3, 2010 by admin Along with the mental well being of your Rottweiler, you are also responsible for your dog's physical well being. It is your responsibility to your Rottweiler and to NERR&R to keep your dog in the best physical condition you can. This includes regular veterinary care, grooming, and feeding your dog the best food you can. Feeding The Raw Edge - Proponents of B...

Published on Sunday, January 3, 2010 by admin The Rottweiler and Fun Fun at Home Teaching your dog to accompany you when you bike, to fetch, or carry the newspaper; swimming with your dog; becoming your walking companion; and playing hide and seek are among activities you and your dog can enjoy at home. Teach your dog some tricks-they are great icebreakers, give the dog a sense of accomplishment, and charm th...

Published on Sunday, January 3, 2010 by admin Rottweilers and Children There are limits and rules when keeping pets and children in the same home. We say "pets" because rules apply to all pets, not just Rottweilers. You need not be more vigilant with a Rottweiler than with a hamster. The first rule: Never set the pet or the child up to fail. Given the opportunity, both will disappoint you, and it will be your...

Published on Sunday, January 3, 2010 by admin Temperament and Working Ability The Rottweiler's nature makes it agreeable and trainable, suitable for livestock herding, search and rescue, assistance and therapy, and performance and conformation rings. The Rottweiler's inherent ability makes the powerful, intelligent dog suitable for work in army and police forces. The breed's calmness makes the Rottweiler an outs...