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Hi Billy, This was an old TV show filmed around 2003. I transferred 2 pieces of it here several years later. Not sure if the original is kicking around anywhere online. It was a show called Ultimate Dogs and this episode was Highly trainable. My Tollers were in it as well as Quincey, my Rottweiler (the girl in the red collar biting the ball). Miss her....

JayTyTollers thanks so much for responding back to me I meet Rottweiler and German shepherds in the past and love them if I had time I would love to own one they are so beautiful

With Rott's it's better to error on the side of friendly. Rott's genetically are prone to being territorial and aloof to strangers. Mistake too many people make is believing they need to make their dog mean or aggressive to be protective, Rott's in particular need to be well socialized so they don't deem innocents to be a threat, although they have a great sense of discrimination as to what is a true threat. If you want them attack trained I would suggest a professional trainer or getting involved in a Schutzhend club as a poorly trained Rott is a liability. Better to be obedience trained and well socialized then getting poorly trained and overly aggressive. Their breeding will have them naturally protective, they don't need programmed to do that, they need trained to know when it's appropriate. While Rott's aren't typically big barkers, they will naturally sound off if they perceive any threat. We train ours NOT to bark as low growling is sufficient to alert us they have determined a threat and we don't wish for them to give away our position or theirs. And ultimately if someone is close enough to hear them growl, you will find it much more frightening then uncontrolled barking. Their growl will have an intruder peeing themselves. Having said all that, Rottweilers make great family dogs as they are very loving and protective of their family unit, caution is advised around strangers though until they realize the stranger is welcome on your property. They will often act on your cues, if you are cautious of a stranger they are much more likely to strike a defensive posture.

+buffaloroams2 that's great to know thank you for sharing!

Rottweilers > Pitts ... fact. Sorry not sorry, go copy and paste your horribly written drivel somewhere else.

Duffer , Pound for Pound APBT is the Real Deal . Rottweiler ain't gonna jump high , ain't gonna fight for 3 hours , ain't gonna go to Hold a Bull , ain't gonna hold the bite while being shot , ain't gonna fight when the leg can't even move .SUCKER

footbalr074 Prove it then. Show me were rotts can be seen pulling over 12,000 pounds - www.yourepeat.com/watch/?v=WtA5XlHWZRg Where is the rott temperament test score from the ATTS? Don't bother, I';ll tell you. It is 84.1%. The American Pitbull's score is 86.8. You think the rott is more versatile? Is that why the dog with the most working titles is an American Pitbull? Now get back to reality. Idiot fangirl.

They are both great dogs but it will depend on what work. I've owned working Rottweilers and spent a good amount of time with some Pitbulls. For something like weight pulling or fighting the drives of a Pitbull would be better but for every other element of work a dog does like Police work that involves human interaction the Rottweiler with it's far superior intelligence will win hands down. I've seen it time and time again. Get two untrained dogs and try to teach it something new. The Rottweiler will get it after a few attempts. Pitbulls might need 50 attempts. Horsepower between the ears counts for more when it comes to most types of work.

intellectualgladiata Every other element of work? No. Not hunting. Rotts are not better hunters. They hardly, if ever, used to hunt. Especially not larger, more dangerous animals like wild boar - www.yourepeat.com/watch/?v=ySc32aZC9hQ Not controlling livestock like bulls on farms. Not athletic and agility stuff like this - youtubeonrepeat.com/watch/?v=jy5DROH13PQ We take all this into account, we can see why a Pitbull holds the record for most working titles than any other breed. And one of the main reasons they are farm greater and more able in combat and weight pulling is the horsepower between the ears. It is much more than their superior physical abilities that get them through and have them do more than rotts. Mental stability, focus, determination, and a strong will to work. Rotts lack the mental and some physical aspects to be great at such work.

No CZcams Red but people hate pits of their violent and cruel behaviour 😐

Not a question of strength, both Pitts and Roties are awesome animals, with the correct owners of course

how do you socialize but not over socialize so the dog isn't just a Teddy bear to everyone? I need a breed that will bark when someone knocks or the doorbell rings but one I can walk around the block and take to the park without terrorizing people and other dogs. I have many questions.

You can be very socialized outside the house. As long as you do not socialize him with people inside of the house. He will learn outside house friendly inside house be on gaurd. Due to he is not used to socialization in his home. But regardless you do not want him to be mean in any way shape or form. Rottys can inflict lots of damage and you will not be able to stop him. Hitting him to stop he will not feel it and his strength will make it difficult to pull back. So socializing is very important in and out of the house just less in the house than outside . they will bark when someone is on property regardless.

the pure size of a Real purebreed rotty is enough to scare people off teddy bear or not ^_^

They love to bark and gaurd there house. so no training is really required to have them bark.

Thanks bill. I have friends come over from time to time. I take it they'll know from my reaction that they are friendly. I'm in a very dog friendly city. We take our dogs to parks, restaurant/bar patios, etc. I had a German Shepherd that was in this type of environment and he was so friendly that when in the backyard anyone could just walk back there and he would cuddle up. I felt like maybe I "over socialized" to the point that no one is a stranger. I know of some people who just kept there dog only in the home and backyard, really no Petsmart, parks, or anywhere public. I told them that this is bad for their dog to be protective and they need him to be wary of anyone at all times. Like as if he's a true working dog with a purpose and not really a pet. I almost felt like having one dog like that at all times that I just put in the room when people come over but that makes me feel guilty...I'm a public dog person. I don't want a beast but at the same time after getting my home broken into I almost feel like that's what I want. A dog that will be fierce. I'm against chaining a dog up in a backyard for it's life. That's where many problems arise. I also don't want to bother neighbors with constant barking. I sound contradictory saying I want almost that chained up dog aggression. Maybe I'm just traumatized from everything right now. I would definitely keep my dog inside. The burglary was in broad daylight as many happen during the day. Professional training for me is just too expensive. I have thought about just buying a trained adult...they are way in the thousands. I guess my question is where to draw the line. I know temperament will vary from dog to dog. Sorry about the long ramble...just still shocked all this happened! I've been thinking about getting a rottie for years and this only makes me want one more.

Another idiot reply from the idiot.

+Antonius vd Klis you are in Vietnam for sure

You're a dangerous person

Rottweiler Loyalty People who don't love animals are dangerous. A dog is a dog, it's not a human. Give a dog rules, teach him a lot with fun and a dog will love it. My Rotti is maybe just smarter then the so called many dog trainers think they are. Its a house dog, nothing more. But a Rotti is also a watchdog and you must be carefull with that, particular when he young not to let him do, and learn him the wrong thinks. My dog never fights with other dogs, he is just ignoring a aggressive dog. If he gets attacked he is only defending, not biting. He simply runs them down, that's it. Strange enough he was only attacked two times, for the rest never problems. One time by a big German shepherd, he was running him in the ground and it was done, no bite, no damage, nothing. The second time was funny, he was attacked by a small terrier, that was for him even more dangerous, because they intend to bite in the legs from a bigger dog. So he was really jumping away, till he had his chance to put his nose under the dog, Well, the small dog was flying 2 meters and over was the fight. My neighbors have a big male cat, no problem, he comes in when the backdoor is open, drinking some water from him and start sleeping on the sofa. They friends, never a problem. I was learning him when he was young not to hunt on cats, and for him every cat is ok, also in his own house. Who is dangerous here then..?

Where on earth do you live?

Rottweiler Loyalty Why is that important for you?

+Antonius vd Klis you have a good dog. I want a Rottweiler that will protect my home and know when people are friends and when they're enemies. My home was burglarized and until someone goes through traumatic like that they don't understand how meaningful a good protection dog is.

+sam3d , YOU GOT THAT RIGHT , DON'T GET THIS BREED IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE EXTRA MONEY FOR GOOD QUALITY FOOD , A BIG SECURE BACK YARD AND THE TIME TO SPEND WITH THEM , IT'S A CRIME AND SELFISH ON YOUR PART , CRAIGLIST , ALL DAY LONG REHOMING THESE PUP AFTER 6 MONTH BECAUSE OF THOUSAND OF EXCUSE , GET A POODLE , ALSO THE BROWARD HUMAN SOCIETY IS PACK WITH PIT BULL GIRL FOR ADOPTION , THE BOY THEY PUT TO SLEEP , VERY SAD , YOU AND YOUR BREEDING FOR A FEW DOLLARS GET A FUCKING SECOND JOB YOU LAZY BUM .

its one of those things that the average person never cares to double check huh! like all the infor we get from NASA. LOL

It's 328 pounds in the canines. It spikes when it hits the molars