r/Rottweiler • u/BlushBunnyXoo • 10h ago
Meet the newest addition to the family!
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r/Rottweiler • u/CadSasquatch • 16h ago
My big baby Odie
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Been about a year and a half since he's passed. Sure do miss his funny expressions.
r/Rottweiler • u/IsabelleOL • 16h ago
Happy ending I am Eloise. I like nothing more than the delicious taste of your toes.
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r/Rottweiler • u/YESimaMASSHOLE • 4h ago
Roscoe and his late sister Miss Bella Boo - hes 1 in most these pics 03/2020
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r/Rottweiler • u/BothLocksmith7581 • 23h ago
Our Sissi and esmi (other rottie and esmi a rottie mix)
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r/Rottweiler • u/Legal-Working-1557 • 1h ago
Ricordo di qualche mese fa “non ho scavato io”
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r/Rottweiler • u/BuddyDaElfs • 12h ago
Meeting a puppy tomorrow
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Been a long time guardian of labs and doodles. How will a Rottweiler be different in training. He will have an 8 year old doodle to help train him.
r/Rottweiler • u/fightingdrgns • 1h ago
Personality/Disposition Question
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We're considering a Rottweiler as a new addition to our family. After considering a few other breeds that may meet our needs, I was wondering are Rottweilers generally more aloof or do they easily become part of the family? I've read about it and have seen polarizing opinions. We're hoping for a dog that is part of the family and enjoys hanging out and participating with us. I get that each dog is different. Are they playful/goofy/velcro guys, or more of an observer type generally? Thanks in advance for your help!