Is the Rottweiler Right For You?

[@con-can571]

This is the best breed ever created, in my totally biased opinion. Gorgeous, easy to train (typically) great with kids and not super high exercise requirements...except the one I have, lol. Very few dogs are as totally awesome as the Rottweiler. Great video.

[@Billyg215]

Totally agree with you on your statement about Rottys.

[@xekis]

Lower energy guard dog is perfect for me. I don't need him to be on long pursuits. Just take care of business quickly, while spending most of his time lounging around and being goofy.

[@nr2820]

This is the best description of my dog 😂

[@paulmichaeljarvis6863]

You just want the perks of having a dog (security and companionship) without any effort from you 👏 👏

[@Boutdemdollas317]

What kinda dog is that

[@VirgilParbhoo]

sounds just like mine! 🤣

[@raygoogs]

I had 2 male Rotti's from the time they were 8 weeks until they passed away and I absolutely loved them. Great with kids and family.

[@edwardfehr5450]

Had one for 11 years. Best companion my wife and I ever had. Never had a problem with him around the kids. Sure do miss him. Also got a female from the pound later in life and also was a great addition. We now live in an RV and just don't have the space or room for another one. Love these dogs with all our hearts.

[@morecringe89]

I got one for 13 years and it was the best dog we ever had, the only problem I have with her is she loved my wife more lol

[@briannoriega544]

Any issues with that ?

[@olabodeolujomoye]

Your wife cooked for her.😊

[@leslieewing9088]

I had a Rottweiler once. Her name was Marie. I have had dogs all of my life. Marie was the easiest dog to train. I was active in my local humane socuety. My dogs were mostly what other people threw away, and the dogs all had issues. After I got Marie, I didn't train the other 4 dogs that joined the famiky. Marie trainedvthem to obey the house rules. I had so much fun with Marie. I have countless funny stories of her life with me. We went hiking in 3 states. She was welcome anywhere we went. She loved children. She eventually went to nursing homes to visit patients and everyone had a wonderful time. At the age of nine, she developed an open sore above her right eye. A human dermatologist biopsied and diagnosed her spot as soft tissue sarcoma. Marie died at age 10 on Junev29, 2006. I will never forget her.

[@crazymary1144]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful dog with us. Rest in peace Marie

[@davidmallia628]

10 is normal lifespan for a Rottweiler. All of mine have lived approximately that. They commonly develop some sort of cancer at the end of this period, but are normally healthy and disease free during their normal lifespan.

[@mattcarlstrom4817]

My wife and I have had 3 Rotties in the 33 years of our marriage, as well as BullMatiffs, Goldens, Labs, Chow/Lab cross, Skipperkees, Westies, American Bully's... we both grew up with dogs... The Rottie is BY FAR the BEST breed we have owned...Our current girl is 11 in 2 weeks, and exemplifies the best of breed. I don't know, at 57, if we'll ever get another Rottie, but we have been BLESSED with 3 amazing dogs!

[@baldbastardo]

After the brother in law disappeared my sister and the two young nieces had to move to a less than stellar neighborhood. I told her to get a pup as I lived 15 minutes away. I talked her out of a husky and got rid of the bully mix she rescued because it had serious food aggression issues. After that she did her homework and ended up getting a Rottie as the cousin in the old country kept them (working line) for years. He turned out to be the best pup I've ever handled. She read a bunch about the breed, had a friend with some training background and I contributed where I could. This thing grew up around little kids and wouldn't wonder. Sat on her lawn giving the stink eye to the dog catcher trying to coax him to the sidewalk one day after the kids left the gate open. We had him trained for several hand commands and an off switch word because I'd rough house with him regularly. And if you're gonna do that make sure they know exactly what's going on and who's in charge. Great dog. Our cousin got his brother who ended up getting put down because he attacked several people. They just didn't put the work in with him and socialization wasn't on the menu. I love this breed and they're fantastic multipurpose animals but please don't get them if you want just an accessory. Tl/dr: random KZbin dog dork thinks Rottweilers are great pups but please be responsible owners.

[@bonnibel_bubblebuns]

They're so heart-meltingly cute 🥺

[@lisazeigler8630]

Had a rottie when I was a teenager. One night at like 2am my brother came through the front door (we never use the front door) my dog ran like a maniac barking and snarling until she rounded the corner and saw it was him. I was amazed at the instant control she had

[@Willi_Ender]

Concerning tails and ears. We used to cut them in Germany too. And then in 1985 the practice was forbidden by law on the grounds of animal welfare concerns. So if you want a dog with cropped ears or tail you have to go somewhere outside Germany to get the procedure done.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

I had rotties back in the later '90s until mid 2000s that were offspring of German imports with schutzhund titles. Idk about these days, but at that time, German rotties had to pass inspection for conformation, temperment and basic obedience in order to be accepted into breeding registry. They also had to have hips/elbows OFA rated. Tail docking has a practical purpose for herding dogs and I must confess, a rottie doesn't look right to me with a tail. Far superior in every way to American rotties based upon the ones I saw and I was blessed to have mine. ❤

[@lanutriafeliz]

I love this breed spotlight type of videos! Hope we get more of these 👍🏻 I would personally love to see some of these about popular scent hounds breeds.

[@LauraKnotek]

I'm curious about scent hounds too, especially the Bloodhound, since those have been used so much by police to find missing persons.

[@randyo6019]

I’m on my second Rottweiler Thor and 3rd German shepherd Roxy. Only breeds I will ever own. They are simply the best family dog and guard dog. Great video!!

[@SlaughterHausD]

That history lesson was great man! I got my boy as a 15 month old, intact rescue early this year. We bonded at the first visit. He's smart but one serious knucklehead. He and my 2 yr old Dobermann make a great pair. Now that he's gotten in shape their energy is pretty much matched. I've always liked the breed through friend's dogs but he is my first. I'm on my 3rd Dobermann. Glad he came into our lives.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Troy-Echo]

I've always through rotties and dobermann looked so much alike, besides bulkiness. One looks to be built for a work horse, and the other for sleek athleticism. Both gorgeous breeds.

[@steveblecha7681]

Currently on my 3rd and 4th Rottweilers and the first time I've owned two at once and #4 is my first ever male. All went through basic obedience group classes and that was enough for the females. My Deebo was exhibiting resource guarding of me so we sent him away for 3 weeks in board and train and he's become such an amazing member of the family. They are so loyal, so protective and 100% goofballs.

[@alexpereira6528]

Not even a question, getting a Rottweiler was the second best decision i've made (the first was getting a German Shepard). Also I believe "tail docking" is stupid but thats just my opinion

[@mswarren112]

Did they get along well? We have a 3 year old GS & my husband wants to add a Rottweiler next year.

[@alexpereira6528]

@@mswarren112 Hmm well they did but they're all female, I dont know what would happen if they were different sexes

[@robertbox5399]

We have a Rottie and a GSD. The former is 5 years younger and thinks he's the boss. Harlo kicks his ass when he needs to.

[@Billyg215]

I agree with you on docking dog`s tails. Also to me dogs ears should not be cropped either just leave the dog`s as they are meant to be.

[@alangrnja5349]

i fell in love with Rottweilers in my early twenties at college...i raised a runt female 82lbs...fell in love...she was great with kids(all kids) she saved me when someone tried to come at me to punch me(i never attack trained her)....since then i have been lucky to have 3 other rottie females..in my experience they are fantastic family dogs, great with kids(must be raised properly of course) we have a male puppy now...they are completely different....IMO harder to train...but to me this is a fantastic breed for families(especially if you have a nice yard) thanks for the video

[@moz7491]

We have had 2 & never had any issues or problems. They were great w/ the kids. Only issue was when it came to eating or drinking ~ 1/2 usually ended up on the floor. Rottweilers & Great Danes are my 2 favorite breeds.

[@SirIsaacClarke]

I was nervous about getting a rott for the first time. I haven't looked back since. Every dog since has been a Rott. I loved them all, and miss them all.

[@natecoleman4883]

Our boy Bowser is such an amazing dog. He just over a year old weighing in around 110 right now. He’s a massive dog but he is so good with my kids 5 and 3 years of age. We have a friend with a 9 month old baby and when they come over to visit Bowser will follow that 9 month old baby everywhere she goes protecting her from all the other kids running around. He is also great with other dogs. Absolutely love the Rottweiler. We had an amazing German shepherd as our last dog and I loved that dog so much but I prefer the Rottweiler due to the fact it needs less exercise and less energy. The German shepherd is a very smart and rewarding dog breed to own but they definitely require more of your time than the Rottweiler.

[@Xp3pm]

Yes, my heart flips, when I see a Rottweiler on the streets. Pure loyalty in such a big head, with a big heart.

[@Tevikolady]

I love Rottweilers! They are my favorite dogs!!!! And I love that you explicitly state that this scoring system is a bias.

[@ProletariatPlatypus]

Growing up i had great danes and pit bulls, so they were always my 2 favorite breeds. i currently have my first rottweiler and will probably never have another breed of dog.

[@smp90000]

I'm from Poland, I have rottie, she has long tail, smart, protective, goofy, eats much, she is strong. I feel safe with her

[@liuete]

Love this type of content, very informative in all ways and entertaining to watch. I have a young Rottie as (almost) first dog and gotta say he was very easy to train in every single way.

[@psylenced]

Our rottie was an absolute softy. If someone knocked at the door, she'd bark aggressively and jump up 2 feet off the ground. As soon you were let through the door, she'd lick you and instantly switch off. The only time she ever growled at someone, was once when the neighbour tried to touch "her" pet cat, who was talking past him in the backyard. Her and the cat would always snuggle up together and take turns at licking each other clean. The cat was slightly drowned each time.

[@BM-nd8gy]

My 5yr old female passed a couple months ago and I miss her dearly, best dog I've ever had by a long shot. Taken too soon.

[@TrinSetta]

Loved this video. Going on 8 months, but goofy boy shows me everyday the potential he has to be an amazing dog. Can't wait for his training program to start next year 🙌🏾

[@robertberrios2209]

I would love a properly trained Rottweiler when my wife retires and I am at work. Wonderful animal!

[@Mostly_Peaceful_Protestor]

I used to have a German Shepherd /Rott mix. He had the rust coloring everywhere a purebred Rott normally has, including the eyebrows. Absolutely wonderful dog.

[@Billyg215]

I had a Labrador Rotty mixed breed fantastic house dog and protective of my family. Even though he is mine he does what my wife tells him. But then again i am well trained by wife as well.😉😉😉😉😉.

[@92avsantiago]

You have the best training videos. I have a 10 month old Rottweiler and it’s awesome seeing you training one

[@Troy-Echo]

Check out DIYK9.com. Garret has a FREE 4-hour course on dog training. When you're done you'll know more about dog training than 99% of dog owners.

[@its4pink]

I have a half Rottweiler/half pitbull, and she is the absolute best!!!! Love your videos!!!

[@Billywigginsthe3rd]

How dog aggressive is she? I like both breeds and really like the mix.

[@4utubeMusic1313-u]

Love my rottie I also have an American bully but I love how my rottie stays on patrol no matter what 24/7

[@shinigami268]

An American Akita video would amazing to have. I don't believe I've ever seen Garrett do one on that particular breed and as an owner I'd be really interested to have his input and views.

[@elvatoandy]

Not everyone should own one. I hope you're one that can handle it.

[@Kaa864]

Are Akita’s not stubborn as hell 😂

[@johnw9177]

I’ve had three and they were all WONDERFUL dogs! Love the breed! The only problem is bad owners make having them in a lot of communities now is sometimes difficult.

[@ireeshavictor6823]

My favourite dog since childhood, now I'm a proud owner of a Rokita pup (Rotti cross Akita) he's an absolute beauty and gentle with my kids. I love your videos and eager to start our DIYK9 trainings

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks for the comment and we look forward to seeing you in the courses!

[@tboogieization]

I have a 5 month old male Rottie now. We love him so much. Training is going really good. 😁

[@Manny.64]

PERFECT TIMING. Literally looking through your channel for this exact vid. I’m in contact with some great breeders who’ve got some German Rottweiler

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Enjoy!

[@leepower2717]

Pub I was a regular in had a friendly Rottweiler, when he was allowed out all he wanted was to wander around the drinkers for some head scritches & maybe a beer mat to sit in the corner to chew. I do remember two blokes tried to get in the living area upstairs & got a surprise once they broke the door open, they came running through the pub with a barking snarling Rottweiler chasing them away, the Rottweiler then sat down at the open pub door continuing to bark watching them run away down the street.

[@bbt9592]

Great video!! Very thorough but I disagree Rotties are 110/100. They are the most amazing creature on the planet. Bar None, nothing compares

[@itstim2098]

I have had a rotti in my house for 30 years. Best breed ever.

[@geraldhardy6722]

I absolutely love my 2 Rottweilers! Thank you for the video!

[@Deemieboi]

Great vid! Can u do an updated vid on GSDs? Love your stuff. Helped my relationship with my dog a lot.

[@Troy-Echo]

With as many GSDs as Garret's dad and stepmom and he had as police K9 handlers, I'm sure that will be a thorough and interesting video too. Our GSD mutt rescue was my favorite dog ever. It knew a threat when it was present and knew when to just chill out and relax. From the day we brought out newborn daughter home she would ALWAYS come to our room and sleep in her open crate, but she never came to bed without at least walking into and around our daughter's room to be sure everything was safe and secure. I wish I'd have had Garret's full slew of courses when Shasta came home with us. She was easy to train, exceptionally intelligent, and so playful and gentle with our daughter and any kids around.

[@Priska_Kelly]

Cutting dogs tail is like cutting his tongue. They express a lot through their tails with other animals. It s a communication tool .Besides the tail is linked with brain nerves. It's very sensitive. Dogs tails are not only aesthetic as a matter of fact. That's why in Europe taking in consideration this knowledge cutting tails is no longer that popular at least among those who have the knowledge

[@Lilla1271]

Yep, tail docking isn’t just unpopular, the prohibition enforced in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Norway, Finland, UK and many more

[@MaxArthurs]

Thank u so much for this video, I really appreciate it. I have been looking into this dog for a while and this video is just what I needed, I would recommend it to anyone looking into this breed.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@I_am_Tyler_durden]

This makes me want to get a rottweiler i am definitely getting one in the future but for now sticking with my toy poodle😂

[@MC-qy6fz]

I am grateful my kids first dog is a Rottie. She has had a tough road health wise, but she still loves life. I give the Rott a 11/10. I have only known them to be the smartest, most loyal dogs around.

[@TT64NOVASS]

My Röttweiler Max the Axe was the greatest dog I've ever known , lost his life (aged 8yrs) to a large Cottonmouth in Central Florida .

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Oh man, so sorry to hear that.

[@kaylap565]

Getting a rottie mix soon. Obviously being a mix will throw the temperament but I’m very excited about this puppy as I know both parents and they are both amazing dogs. Rottie mother, golden retriever/collie father. Excited to use some of the tricks I’ve seen from this channel to help make him an amazing dog.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

DIYK9.com has your training needs covered as well, everything from puppy training to off-leash obedience.

[@markopolakovic7319]

As a proud owner of excellent, loyal, devoted, loving, goofy, absolutely fearless, extremely protective and outrageously working 55 kg male Rottweiler, I give this breed biased 10 out of 10.

[@malbright45]

I received my pure breed now 7 month old Rottweiler. I was given to him by a breeder when he was 3 months old the breeder gives 1 from the litter to a vet every time. Always wanted one but it was just out of my range of price now away. My dad actually used to breed rotts oddly enough and gave it up after he found out he was having me. I grew up with his the stud axel. Seeing how him and I are both mechanics I figured man I’m keeping the lineage going by naming mine diesel. (We are diesel mechanics. We work together. Perfect right). I say hey dad come over I wanna show you something. He sees this 3 month of rott puppy and this big guy melts. “What’s his name!” Petting on him. “Diesel!” I tell him “I figured I’d follow the path because of axel” He goes son his name was axel because axel rose was cool back in the 80s. Facepalm man.

[@jpbelcina]

I have a GSD/Rottie mix (more like a rott in a GSD body) and this video explained a lot and was a great watch. Keep doing this series please!

[@Alex-dm5ui]

In Europe people used to dock their tails, cuz they were originally multi purpose dogs, for guarding, herding and pulling carts, but nowadays it's forbidden to dock tails or even ears in most european countries, people started to consider it unnecessary and it is said that a dog with docked tails or ears has less ways of communicating wity other dogs or even with people. Greetings from Europe, I love you channel, I want to get a rottweiler and I needed this video! I get to know whatever I need to know because I want to be a resposible owner 😀

[@adrian809002]

I JUST GOT MY ROTTIE 3 months ago perfect timing(2year old rescue) training has been a breeze compared to my 6 year old husky akita mix i got last year(now 6 year old rescue) your videos helped a ton and i love my relationship w my boys, need to drop the money on the two pack educator haha My dogs walk and sleep beside my bed, huskita on the left and rottie on the right always💯

[@adrian809002]

He also eats twice as much as his big brother huskita haha

[@adrian809002]

He loves to listen though, best trained dog potential tbh!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks for watching, we're happy you're finding the videos helpful!

[@daltonboley88]

Awesome breed. I’ve got one as a service dog and when her vest is on she’s focused but once it comes off she’s a puppy bouncing around at 8 years old earless of how long it’s been on. Great dog with kids and waiting to see what happens when other dogs approach or a situation arises.

[@beckieg8479]

I miss my rottie pupper he was my best friend 😢

[@GODEYE270115]

My runt of the litter rottie is high energy compared to most Rottweiler. But still nowhere near my Doberman, it’s probably the best large breed for the money. Takes care of business quick but doesn’t need hours upon hours of exercise

[@pingouin125]

A very good and comprehensive video, from the history to health issue, and in between the history from Roman Empire to 19th century Germany.

[@Plife-507]

best video i've seen so far on the amazing Rottweiler!! I love my 2 1/2 year old male Zeus. He is so smart, loyal, protector, i trained him personally since 7 weeks old. But he has to know who is boss, dad is center of his world. I own his soul, his bite and his love. It a super symbiotic relationship.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Glad you enjoyed the video and are enjoying Zeus!

[@Plife-507]

@AmericanStandardK9 thanks man!! You are my hero. I've learned a lot from your channel

[@mindlessruby]

@@Plife-507my rottie turned 2 in April and he’s a bit sturbborn. Any tips? He’s not neutered. I don’t plan on neutering him. He’s my sweet goofy boy but is very reactive. We’re working on this. Thanks in advance. 😊

[@LauraKnotek]

These are great dogs. A friend of mine found one who was lost. The dog was not microchipped and had a collar but no dog tag. He would have kept the dog if he didn't rent. The dog was taken to Animal Control and adopted quickly.

[@rogibaer]

I'd say the most memorable film with a Rottweiler was The Omen with Gregory Peck (mid-70's). Here, the Rottie played 'Satans Hound' and made a lot of people fear them for years... 😮

[@nicolemarie3660]

Thank you for educating with this video!! I have a 3yr old Rottweiler now and he's great!! I've learned that training is key. My past Rotts have also been great, the only thing is that I have found that health conditions are more prevalent. My guy unfortunately was diagnosed with PLE, which with my vet have been able to put him in remission. I also have 2 Czech Shepherds and a Malinois X, by far it has been easier to train my Rottweiler. The stubbornness is real!! So I will be checking out your continuing training videos.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

You're welcome, thanks for the comment!

[@Bass_Playa_Two_Point.O]

I had six Rottweilers over the course of my life, and they were the best boys and girls. If I were to ever be a dog owner again, a rottie would be my first choice as a house dog.

[@aleksirantanen5030]

I have rescued Rottweiler x Pitbull mix. All i gotta say is that the boy is beefy and tank to handle. 2 years old now and he came to our house when he was 6 months old unsocialized and abused small boy. Had huge dominance and biting issues. Even i got hit hard few times and let me tell you. That bite is not a small bite when it's un protected. Nowdays he's a well trained, balanced insane goofball and most loving family dog but is still backed up with more than enough Testosterone and muscle when it's time to act up. He's a big boy weighting ~55kg and has the complete rottweiler bulky shape combined with Pitbulls streamlined facial features. And completely Brown coat Great with other house hold animals as well and our cat is his best friend lol

[@RodneyNicotine]

My favorite breed. Highly protective goofballs. Super easy to train too. My Rottweiler learns need commands and stuff in like 5 repetitions because he has such crazy food drive. Way easier to teach new things to than my GSD.

[@williammarshall832]

Great video man! Thanks for the info! Going to pick up our Rotti pup on Saturday

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Congrats! Check out DIYK9.com for all of your training needs!

[@83ChristianB]

This was a great video. The first I've seen at this channel. Love the humor as well :)

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel!

[@DanC-yz1kv]

I owned the most beautiful Rottweiler ever 31.5 inches at the shoulder 5 foot 6 standing love you Zack big red rotty no contest❤❤❤❤

[@saraandshe]

My big boy is currently in a board-and-train w/ e-collar finish. I did a lot of the training myself thanks to your great videos, Garrett! When he turns two years old, I'll have to decide... Service Dog or Protection Dog. I learned that you can't have both. 😢

[@Kim-i9q]

I have a 9 month old Rotti and waiting for my new one to be born from BlackJade Rottweilers. Sheba and I have been in training since she was 10 wks.

[@vikkiwilson5069]

Sounds very similar to Cane Corsos. Rotties are gorgeous.

[@AbsoluteLeeNot]

This was incredibly helpful (the type of info shared, I don’t have a rottie). Not sure if you’ve done pitbulls and/or Am Staffies, but I need something this comprehensive for those breeds.

[@kaneoisdabest]

We bought a Rottweiler at my family home 8 years ago, purchased another 3 years later, and i have just bought one myself 4 weeks ago, I cannot see myself ever buying another breed again.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Congrats on your new pup! Check out our online courses at DIYK9.com to get started on the right track with training.

[@csc8697]

Great information as always. I liked how you had Mr. Fayhey RIP showing drunk Uncle Jeff...now I want a rottie. But I need a medium dog. My beautiful, loving CC died recently. It was June but feels recent.

[@edytasakai1547]

Wow 🎉 that’s what I was missing on internet, I already got mine 8 month old now boy and I wish I could watch it all before I got him

[@TandokuMotoVlogs]

Do an Akita Inou Video I have mine wich i love and i want to see more out of the breed i think it would be a very interesting video!

[@TucalotaLongears]

We've owned Rottweilers for 38 yrs and I did Rottweiler Rescue for 20 yrs here in Southern California. A well trained Rottweiler is a joy to own, a non trained intact male can be your worst nightmare. The most common Rott we got in was intact males 18-24 months when that testosterone goes in to over drive. Neutering and training can fix the issues and make them a reliable family dog ready to take care of business when necessary or be a lap dog and watch movies with you. Over breeding in the late 80's and 90's caused some health issues so if you want one PLEASE do your home work and seek out a rescue group who has lots of great dogs in need of a forever home.

[@tylerjb3]

Best all around breed to me they are much more athletic then people give them credit for such an incredible breed

[@ChelenderelBong]

5:38 this picture is of SAJ. Special forces of Serbia.. owner of this rottweiler i comandant of that special forces ! Fun fact ☝️🤝

[@SushiSmith-s3s]

I remember when I was young, I had a puppy rottweiler, when I wrapped my arms around with a towel she would bite it and when I take off the towel, she wouldn't bite. It doesn't make sense to me at that time because I had no idea how puppies are trained. I was never scared of her biting because she would do it playfully and not like in aggressive way but of course, a bite is a bite, the only reason it wouldn't hurt me is because the towel I used was thick enough for her fangs not to get through.. and she was a puppy at that time. And I was really never scared of her growing up because she never really showed any signs of aggressiveness. I can touch her, her feet, her mouth, and her food while she was eating. Now it makes sense, it's probably because of her memory of her training. So now, I just wonder would it always be the dog's instinct to bite an arm sleeve or anything that looks like it?

[@ChildofGod474]

Our Sadie and Duchess were the best dogs we've ever owned.

[@VetteMAE2]

Thank you. This is an excellent and well researched video. The one movie you probably should have mentioned is the Omen, probably the biggest reason for giving the Rottweiler a negative reputation and an explosion of bad breeding in the states.

[@danextmessiify]

And on the flip side, the book series “Good Dog, Carl” painted Rotties in a positive light

[@VetteMAE2]

@@danextmessiify and the Jeff Bridges TV Show the Old Man.

[@Nathan-ho8qw]

Been waiting patiently for this. Thank you!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Enjoy!

[@Vonslik69]

You forgot the most iconic film featuring the Rott.......The Omen (1976). For most people ( especially in the U.S.) was there first time seeing this great dog breed in the film.

[@Mercurychyld1]

We absolutely ADORE our beautiful, gorgeous, goofy, awesome guardian Rottie girl. I pray she is with us as long as God will allow. 🥰

[@pongolupusgsp6334]

My Medical Service Dogs are Rottweilers, nice to see a lot of them being used as SD's

[@AlienKissy]

I love the in depth breed videos! Thanks everyone at ASDT!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

You're welcome! We're glad you like them!

[@troyclements4546]

The rottweiler left an indelible impression on me when I watched The Omen (1976) over forty years ago. Turning them into 'devil' dogs was very Hollywood & left me with an everlasting aversion to this breed. However growing up watching Magnum PI & his antics with a pair of dobermans only endeared the more athletic guardian breed to me, hence why I've owned two of these dogs over the years.

[@НадеждаКолесникова-р8н]

Rotties are Javier Bardem of the dog world! Love 'em❤

[@KneelB4NoMan]

You’re kidding, right? Rotts are GOOD Looking dogs!

[@НадеждаКолесникова-р8н]

@@KneelB4NoMan sorry, thought he is handsome 😁. Will George Clooney do? 😄

[@KneelB4NoMan]

@@НадеждаКолесникова-р8н Lol! Clooney’s not much better. But now I’m seriously intrigued, because at first I really thought you were just joking around… Do you ACTUALLY find Bardem good-looking?? I can honestly say that I’ve never met anyone who does. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@НадеждаКолесникова-р8н]

@@KneelB4NoMan sure. Handsome, masculine and tender at the same time. Like rottweilers. 😄 Who's your choice among the celebrities to suit the rotties? 😄

[@tracyjohnson5023]

@@KneelB4NoManI think Javier is a handsome man on film. He's got that something charisma maybe? Pictures not so much. Clooney is a hard no for me lol

[@andreasvanbergen9696]

Great video! Good humor! For me the Rottweiler is 100 points 😉

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I was looking at getting a Rottweiler at some point and am still considering it either after my 2 labs are gone in 10+ years or whenever I've got the space. Whilst doing my research, I found out that some Rottweilers are born without tails because of some sort of mutation with the "T" gene. Over here in the UK, it's actually illegal to dock a dog's tail without a very good reason. All of the Rottweilers that I've seen usually have "rust" as their secondary colouring.

[@laurayeesnover631]

Love your videos and your humor! Can you do a video on Beagles?

[@TobyWait42]

Honestly, I had the wrong idea about Rotties all my life. Thanks Uncle Garrett 👍🏻

[@ramoncrocodiliansproductio3865]

The Rottweiler is the Best breed for me 😀💯👍🏽especially with the docked tails which is a very unique look to the Rottweiler breed which I absolutely love 💯😀👍🏽. Love my Rottweilers aka The Ultimate King of Dogs 💯💯.

[@abichuelacondulce]

finally! I’ve been waiting for this

[@integra1998]

I love your content I've learned so much and I would really love to see this type of video about the poodle. I suppose there will be some differences between the different sizes of poodle.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thank you! Stay tuned to see if we have a video out soon.

[@mildon66]

ive had a gsd, a dobberman ,a mastiff x , now a semi trained( in training) personal protection dog rottweiller.i must say my boy at 130lbs is calm smart and very easy to train but with a dash of stubborn thrown in. well socialised untill hes get pissed then hes just plain scary. great breed around the house but they do shed abit

[@brittaweber7775]

What do you think about a German Rottweiler as a service dog? His job would be picking up stuff, pulling groceries back home. I live in Germany . All our shops are in walking distance

[@Xp3pm]

I will always choose a Rottweiler. I have my third and I am still pure in love. But you have to be a person for a Rottweiler. The dog is great but you have to be a leader, not aggressiv. In germany, the cut of the tail is forbitten, because you are not allowed to cut bodyparts of a dog. And they are way more beautiful with tail. I have my third Rottweiler with tail, two recued from rumania. Best dogs ever. My first Rottweiler, Malik, was nearly 16, when he died. My Rotti Akimo died of bone cancer and broke my heart. He was only seven years old and now I have my Kuma (girl) now 5 years. A happy little tank. Important: Don't feed your Rottweiler to much at once. He can get a "Magendrehung" . This is, when the stomach turns about himself and is closed. The dog can die very fast. My dog gets his food in 3 -5 units a day. And a Rottweiler loves to be in the woods. Be out and have fun together.

[@musakanyamukuka7675]

Amazing video. Great work everyone at American Standard Dog Training. Would you be able to profile a German shepherd next?

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks! We've got tons of GSD videos here www.youtube.com/@AmericanStandardK9/search?query=german%20shepherd