r/Rottweiler • u/m4dr4d • 10h ago
r/Rottweiler • u/CreativeSoul-11 • 8h ago
Enjoy the ride…
Kobe contemplating the meaning of life after his vet appointment. 😂🫶🏻🖤🤎🐾
r/Rottweiler • u/kvior1 • 7h ago
She is almost 4 years old. The same rage every evening! I'm not complaining. It's fun!
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r/Rottweiler • u/Opening_Try2540 • 2h ago
Music to my ears.
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My 9 week old Rottie howling with the clarinet.
r/Rottweiler • u/Cheekygreek84 • 21h ago
7/22 Very Urgent Now! Adorable ROXIE A658554 is a 2 y/o Rottweiler mix (HW-) who is a total sweetheart! Ppl & Dog-Friendly/co-kenneled. Urgently seeking loving foster/forever home! 612 Canino Rd. Houston, TX (Adoptable Out of State)
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r/Rottweiler • u/exoricdream • 10h ago
My 3lb, ten week old kitten Sirabi will make Aurora my 130lb big baby fear her!
They’re the cutest together and of course it’s all under supervision. Aurora is absolutely enamored by Sirabi, whilst Sirabi wants Aurora to fear her, it’s hilarious to watch!
r/Rottweiler • u/kvior1 • 7h ago
She is gentle girl
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r/Rottweiler • u/Money_Commercial_404 • 14h ago
Puppy Training
My husband found a Rottweiler puppy on the side of a highway on his way home from work last week. No collar, no microchip and we called animal control and all animal hospitals, posted online and no one is claiming her. She's a sweet girl, vet says about 3mos old. That being said we're considering having her join our family. When she was found she was covered in urine so I don't think she was ever properly cared for and doesn't understand that outside is for potty. She doesn't have any cues that we can pick up on either, just seems to start going to the bathroom. I'm setting 20m timers and taking her to the same spot, rewarding her when she goes but it doesn't seem to be fully clicking. She's already got sit, down, come figured out so I know she's really smart. Also already crate trained. She is good aggressive though. Any tips or YouTube channels you recommend?
r/Rottweiler • u/wetlandsrmyjam • 1h ago
Happy ending Advice? Our (always anxious) 6-yr old male Rottie needs help adjusting to our new kitten!
Hi all! My boyfriend has a 6&1/2 yr old male Rottweilerb(a smaller boi, he's 75 lbs) and the dog has been anxious as all get out since we started dating 5 years ago. He adopted Lou (the doggo) at about age 1 yr old (guessing)..
Lou was a surrender: he had been adopted and a year later the owners brought him back to the breeder, who places the ad for the dog with just a rehoming fee.
Lou has always been scared. He didn't know what anything was when my partner got him: stairs, traffic comes, wooden walkway/bridges (any kind of walkway going over water- even small ones).
He used to "fear nip" at people a lot. He has become very well adjusted since my boyfriend adopted him. But he is ANXIOUS.
I'm concerned because he doesn't know to relax around other dogs and cats... Or in generalbofren times. He used to "fear nip" people a lot that he didn't know. I haven't seen him do they in years though. He seems to have chilled out a BIT over the last few years.
So I adopted a kitten. I'm a cat person. Lou great nipped at him once (during a supervised interaction street a week of being separated completely).
So now the kitten has gotten bigger, it has been about 2-3 weeks. And the kitten wants to play with Lou soooo much. Lou just has no chill. He hasn't nipped again... He just can't calm down and pants and follow the kitten and stares him down.
The kitten has been bouncing up to him now (supervised) and swatting Lou's tail when he isn't looking, walking to to Lou wanting to play but hissing and sweating if Lou jerks towards him too fast. He's hesitant but if Lou would chill he'd be playing with him constantly.
The kitten is Toki Wartooth (from Metalocolypse).
Toki just wants Lou to chill.
What can I do to make Lou calm down other than positive reinforcement when Lou behaves around him? Any suggestions??? We've been considering taking Lou in to see if he may benefit from SSRI's or doggy anxiety meds. We've considered this for years.
I've read that trazadone helps a lot with anxiety in large dogs. Anyone have any experience with this? It wouldn't just be for Lou and Toki to get along, we want Lou to be less anxious in general for his mental health.
Tips and recc's, shared stories, etc, would be great!
r/Rottweiler • u/Perfect_Ad579 • 3h ago
Happy ending Clover n Audrey
Clover has a daughter Audrey and when I go anywhere of course they are there with me. If I go INTO a place and stay more than 3-4 mins Audrey with bip the horn if I ignore her she will bip it twice and if I still do not appear she lays on it… the doors and windows were just a prelim.. ha
They have taken the turn signal out .the drivers visor , and one time hit the windshield so hard it had to b replaced. I was standing RIGHT THERE! That’ll teach me. Gosh I love them. Another thing they do is when in a parking lot Audrey lays very quietly down below the window and waits… some unsuspecting person just walking by but close enuf in her estimation and UP she comes and the deep rrroarrr and intense jumping at the window about gives people heart attacks . Then she will look at her dad and I always see that he is grinning and enjoying every second of her show. I on the other hand try to get her to know that yelling is totally not nice…. I am her fan ( shhhhh)