THE DOBERMAN VS THE ROTTWEILER - WHO IS FIERCEST?

Anneka pitches two of the world's most fearsome and intelligent guard dogs against one another and asks the questions Which one is the Fiercest? Place your best now....We also address, which is the better family dog, most responsive to training and safest....
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[@b.buster.]

Pound for pound the Chihuahua is the meanest dog ever.

[@RichRotorhead]

And miniature pinscher

[@exoticfilms9503]

@@RichRotorhead No

[@maverickscdcollection8274]

My father has never been bitten by a pit a rott or Doberman buts has been bitten by a chihuahua more than twice

[@mantaNegra01]

That is if you are able to find a 1lb chihuahua LOL

[@puplov8156]

@@maverickscdcollection8274 and that's what you get when you're walking on the sidewalk with one of them little ankle biters.

[@stevenwalker232]

As a Rottie owner, and an previous owner of golden retrievers, labs, and German shepherds I can say my favorite is the Rottie. Without being aggressive she is intimating to strangers. She loved my grandkids and is was so smart she could read your mind. She was also a very calm and so easy to train. I had to put her down last week because she could no longer walk. My wife and I are still grieving.

[@rockyhzo4384]

Sorry for your loss

[@Delbays1]

💜

[@sumsum620]

I’m so sorry 😞

[@sandra177]

I’m so sorry. I lost mine to cancer 3+ years ago. I just was able to get a new little boy Rottie. Prayers for his longest life. My heart feels broken still..but the pup is helping. They’re so intuitive 😢❤

[@sandra177]

Dobie looks wicked AF! 🧐

[@silverfeather91]

I like to wander alone in the woods and I've owned both breeds. One thing is for sure: Both know when to be in protection mode and I was always fully relaxed in the woods knowing I have a skilled bodyguard by my side

[@letsdothis9063]

Yup. Those along with German Shepherds. They might wander a little, but they keep an eye on you.

[@azcardinalds2360]

Only thing is my Rottweiler dose not come when called if he sees another dog and that is not good

[@anyshavalencia8617]

@@azcardinalds2360 how old is your rottie? My pup is 3 months and he will not come when called he will stand at a distance and stare at me until I go get him. It’s cute now but when he’s big I see it potentially being an issue.. are you doing anything to train yours to come when called?

[@azcardinalds2360]

@@anyshavalencia8617 mine is like 7 years old. All I do is try and walk him more often and practice getting his attention. Also I try to watch lots of dog videos. He is full of energy but once we walk for a long time and no one is around I let go of his leash and let him walk and he just stays at the same pace as me and dosent run away and if he goes far and I sit and call his name he comes back. The other day I was walking him at night then I let him walk off leash and we were walking then he starts going ahead so I just sit on this short wall and watch him walk then he’s about 20 feet away and I call his name expecting him to come back then he just stares at me for about 5 seconds then just keeps walking and goes around a wall so I go after him and start calling his name then I hear a voice and I’m jogging a bit over there then I just see this girl about 25 with a brown and white husky about almost a year and he was tall then I said sorry as I grab the leash and when I grab the leash he just started to growl aggressive at the other dog so I immediately tugged the leash and released and said no loud and firm in order to get him out of that state of mind and it worked, it is important to correct all bad behavior immediately. Then we started walking away and he was good after

[@curtisfranzen986]

@@anyshavalencia8617 You have to get a handle on that. Your Rottie is testing you. Try this, command him to come, if he doesn't, turn around and walk away.

[@michaelnewman6878]

Growing up, as a kid, my family first had a European Doberman and then a Rottweiler. The reason, we lived in the middle of nowhere and my parents wanted protection without owning a gun. Here is my take on both breeds: E. Doberman - this is a probably the smartest dog I have ever seen. Training this dog was easy. Show her something a couple of times and she got it. She was our dog. There were 5 members of our family and that is who she was loyal to. No one was allowed to enter or leave our house without a member of the family acknowledging the person presence. People were afraid of her because of the bad rap the breed has. She was always in control. Oh and she was really, really fast as well as agile. They really did not talk about how these dogs are large; yet they can change directions quickly. Rabbits did not live on our property because the Doberman would chase them and run them down. She never killed any; just exhaused the rabbit to the point it could not run anymore. She knew where all the rabbit holes were; so she would run the rabbits away from the holes. It was a sport for her until the rabbits moved off the property. The Rottweiler was very different. This dogs was trainable but stubborn. Whereas the Doberman you could train with praise, the Rottie was praise and treats. She did nothing unless you trained her belly too. Owning a Rottie is great because EVERYONE is afraid of this dog, This dog was far more intimidating then the Doberman. Speed wise in a straight line, she was probably faster than the Doberman and our Doberman was really fast. The issue with the Rottie's speed is she had no cornering ability. Her version of chasing a rabbit was to chase the rabbit and then crash into a fence, patio furniture, or fall down because she could not corner like the Doberman. I know if I was ever chased by both breeds: no chance with the Doberman, with the Rottweiler - run at the dog and then veer off. After playing with the Rottie - it always overshot me and had to put on the breaks. This gives you the time you need to get away. If you time it wrong ... the Rottie has a bite force like I had never seen. A ball in her mouth was NOT coming out unless she let you. Her head was massive as was her neck. Unlike the Doberman, this dog understood family and friends. Once you came to our house a couple of times the Rottie allowed you into and out of the house with no problems. Neither one of these dogs has a problem with children. Both were great dogs. I would recommend either for a family.

[@ViralclipcentralVCC]

So if u could only own one which would you personally choose?

[@jesusxlopez]

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[@brandonnepo5327]

I AINT READING ALL DAT 😜🤪😝👿

[@YoungMesrine]

​@@ViralclipcentralVCCExactly this is the question

[@ifyouknowyouknow6964]

Our old Rottweiler knocked me down at one and I got stitches on my lower lip. I don’t think they understand their force, but I believe he was reaching young adult hood by the time I was 1. I can still see there the stitches were in 29 now

[@jennifermcclain4478]

As a senior, widowed female, I prefer to keep large breeds. Currently, I have a GSD. I often see another senior female walking with her Doberman. She's a tiny & frail woman, smaller than the dog. That dog is huge & I sure as heck wouldn't mess with the woman, let alone approach her. The dog doesn't zigzag walk like so many other dogs. It stays directly beside her, keeping her slow pace. I'm impressed.

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Jennifer how's the weather over there

[@reneelee8727]

I have owned both and love both. My Dobermans seemed to be more territorial when it came to protection and my Rottweilers seemed to be based more off my families emotions. The best kids dog I ever had was a 129lb rescued male Rottweiler. He was nothing but patient with my toddler son no matter what but if my son whimpered, squealed or cried he was on a mission to find out and take care of the reason why.

[@lovemylife2024]

I came home from lab draw, had tiniest drop of blood on cotton, my male rottweiler noticed of all 4 dogs, became immediately concerned and checked me for more injuries then went to fence checked fence for any predators then came right back to me and was like swat team for rest of night, refusing other dog to get next to me and escorted me every where that night. He also was very delicate to not jump on me like he usually does too. They really do good at assessing situations.

[@hallojutuhb9071]

@@lovemylife2024 My German Shepard is exactly the same. When I am ill he's so much more protective AND cuddly :)

[@sofija-1777]

i only had a doberman qnd he was just like your rottweiler, but since i grew up i dont have him anymore, i had him when i was a kid. R. I. P

[@WishDougMuro]

I have a pincher and he’s a great dog very sweet and good with people, but he will make It known that you’ve pissed him off because he ripped several pieces of furniture

[@thetruepatriot7733]

You nailed it... the difference is (generally speaking) Dobby's are very protective over their property and their family's home. While Rottweilers are usually more protective over their humans and family. That's why the Rottweiler will react based on your emotions while dobby's will determine if something is a threat without looking to you for guidance. Dobby's are much smarter than Rottweilers and because of that they are the better guard dogs. Dobby's are better at alerting to threats while Rottweilers are better at eliminating the threat... they actually make a great team. The dobby is faster, they can chase down an intruder and wait for the Rottweiler to catch up and eliminate the intruder lol.

[@kayr4502]

As a rottie owner, my girl has a strong natural protection instinct. She definitely has no fear of anything. Super sweet and goofy, I wouldn't trade her for anything.

[@coenhealy-johnson5194]

Dobermans look more intimidating in the day but nothing is scarier than the silhouette of a Rottweiler staring at you at night

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Coenhealy how are you doing today

[@Makapida]

Fully agree!

[@uhohitsmidnight]

Scary visual! Especially with a scary chain collar. Two of the scariest dogs I've ever met were a female mother Rottweiler and a pit. The pit was a trained fighting dog.

[@uhohitsmidnight]

I used to stay on the Southside of Chicago and you would see a lot of pitbulls, but if you say someone had a Rottweiler you got to the other side of the street to walk comfortably.

[@7thNoteOfficial]

My roty one day never recognise me at night and that was scary

[@Mookaton]

I gotta give intimidation to the Doberman. Rotties can look scary when they're angry but they're usually just kinda floofy and huggable.

[@jeriahgarrett2144]

Not German rots

[@crazyhorsestudios29]

You must not own a Rottweiler

[@tiffanym9292]

My German rots are both big teddy bears

[@reginagrobosz8807]

Same here, rotties look more cuddly to me ❤️

[@drewluke]

Yet this crappy video said Rotties were more ferocious. Lies. I've had 2, sweetest dogs I've owned.

[@jbx-]

I opted for a Doberman when looking for a family and guarding dog, 2 things missed on here though: Doberman has RIDICULOUS endurance, speed is one thing but my dog is literally an infinite Duracell battery!! The athleticism is through the roof Also the Doberman is very smart, sometimes too smart - a very knowledgeable breeder once told me if you teach a german shepherd a walking route the dog will be clever enough to remember it, if you teach a Doberman he will remember it, then work out shortcuts 😂 Literally so true the dog does indeed THINK prior to tasking, really highly intelligent dogs

[@ericapowellandco]

I agree with you! And I feel like thinking prior to acting is a good quality. I have a doberman, and I love when I see them thinking. The split second of thinking will be made up for with intense speed!

[@tracydavis8982]

Yes, I agree!👍 The Doberman's IQ, is much HIGHER than mine!😎

[@aliherbert5838]

Both breeds are extremely intelligent, You do know that Doberman’s are descendants of Rottweilers, Mr Doberman crossed the rottie with a few other breeds and got the Doberman

[@thesixthprodigy942]

@@aliherbert5838 and became more intelligent than the rotweiler they also think there is greyhound and Manchester terrier that created the doberman the Manchester terrier looks so similar to a Doberman just smaller

[@MrTribal311]

I think with how close they are in intelligence it would depend on each specific dog.

[@yourmisfly1825]

As a doberman owner I can tell you without a doubt that even without protection training the doberman feeds off the emotions. If sketchy stranger walks up to you and you dont feel comfortable the dog will make sure he keeps his distance.

[@DanDownunda8888]

I agree that Dobermans are sensitive to the emotions of their owner, very much so. I've had a Doberman and a working Line GSD, both from European backgrounds and I found that my GSD was more expressive and easier to read. My Doberman would look at strangers in the same way all the time and his stance wouldn't change or his expression. My GSD basically ignored strangers completely until she got a sense of my reaction to them. Then her expression would change to something like anticipation of meeting someone I was happy to have approach us, to the steely eyed stare and waiting to launch herself at their neck if she thought I might ask her to. I never did!

[@eld2349]

Honestly, I love how you guys keep bringing up owner and family behaviors. Our actions have such a huge impact on our pets, and lots of people don't realize this. Love the Doberman here :-)

[@barrymckalkiner2666]

Team dobie

[@sexxysadie2973]

@@barrymckalkiner2666 Team Dobie for sure! My all time favorite breed.

[@karamlevi]

It’s us more than the dogs. Team Dobbie ☝️

[@arianaweinert7869]

Having had both I can say, Dobie: nervous antelope Rottie: pig babie Both are beautiful working dogs ❤️

[@rileywhatts3002]

yup

[@johnkoepke4807]

Pig baby!!!! Looooooool...yes. I have always called mine a warthog but I like pig baby better.

[@meow11211]

Was yours a European dobie or pinser?

[@whiteafricannun3377]

Then you owned a junk American Dobie

[@JohnnyBGood11]

I own a Doberman and he is not nervous, he is laid back and as long as my Doberman can see me he does not care about anyone else.

[@anthonyboyer2735]

I didn’t watch 18 minutes of this for them to tie

[@lowellirish]

Yes...yes you did!🤣

[@choppa9577]

Loool you’re comment made me piss my self 😂 love Rottweilers wanna get one

[@lowellirish]

@@choppa9577 as a former owner of 3 (a pack), and now a labrottie, I highly endorse the breed! However...just make sure to evaluate your own lifestyle, and yourself before you get one. These are NOT the type of dog for people with no experience...or those who can not exercise, train, and who lack leadership skills. This dog does not respond well to heavy handedness...but to calm, assertive authority. This dog sheds! And sheds...lol. This breed is loyal, and very protective, and MUST be raised young to interact with others in a social setting...big, BIG poops, and a 40 lb bag will last about 3 weeks at $60/bag...They are prone to cancer and hip dysplasia- thankfully, with mine- none of the latter, but 2 of 3 got cancer 😪 I would suggest meeting a reputable breeder, reading and learning as much as possible before you purchase! NO PUPPY MILLS!! You would be encouraging negative health issues, inbreeding, etc.. and when daddy screws daughter...and mommy screws son? Well...banjos play! And you could get a temperamental or psycho dog... Check your homeowners Association and Insurance regulations. Often, a person will not think, get a dog, and need to relinquish that dog because of restrictions. Hope this helped you?

[@thoroughbredelite]

Thanks man you saved me the time

[@charlesburrell3596]

Ffs cheers for that 😂🤣😂

[@helenemcintyre4940]

I had the extreme honor of owning a beautiful European Doberman. He just passed away at the age of 2yrs 2 months from DCM. I am beyond devastated, my life will not be the same without him. He was the most amazing dog ever. He was smart,very protective, but he also had an aura about him. You either loved him or were scared to death of him. Most were scared but he was a goofy,playful,loving soul. He weighed 130 lbs,he was so big...RIP KHAOS, you were loved and never will be forgotten. 4/5/2020-6/9/2022💕🐾🐾💕

[@sonataq14]

Sadly, DCM comes from bad breeding. You need to follow the bloodline and the pedigree going back 3 to 5 generations studying the health histories in the lineage. DCM and DCM2 are fully detectable with health testing. Any dog testing positive should not be bred. Backyard breeders do not health test their dogs. Every doberman/owner that has had DCM will say that they went to a reputable breeder. The truth is, they went to a backyard breeder. It's politically incorrect to make this statement, yet it is still correct. There is no criteria that needs to be met in order to be classified as a "reputable" breeder. However, criteria does need to be met in order to be awarded the "breeder of merit" status (which requires health testing on all dogs that are to be bred)… which is what people should be looking for when searching for a breeder and bloodline.

[@Skunwar1994]

sorry for your loss

[@ricks.1092]

My condolence to you. All I have ever raised are Dobie's. I love the intelligence and love they possess. As well as, how they bond to their human. An FYI for you, fairly recent, but proper testing for DCM is now available. It's a blood test. And a Vet can discover DCM quite early. Which means, you can begin a treatment plan per se. Apparently there's no cure. My current Dobie girl (Abby) is test every year when she has her annual check up. As well as, I test the thyroid too. Which every Dobie owner should do too. Again, I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@laurenscool1]

@@ricks.1092 you have to test every year? it won't just show up once?

[@vasaguy7624]

If you ever get a new one make sure that you don’t have them on a grain free diet. Looks like the replacement ingredients for grain are linked to DCM.

[@danielagua1153]

Am I the only one who knew this was going to end in a draw right from the start

[@armandsmith1027]

Me too... that way at the end everybody's happy... but since I have a 11 week old European Doberman you know who I was rooting for👍🏿

[@mandlavilakazi6210]

It's politics. I hate politics

[@bdj1335]

@@armandsmith1027 11 week old rottweiler and german shepard over here😂

[@karthikam.k1800]

Me too

[@denisemitchell3010]

Gday luv Imma go with the Rottie. RIP King Maximus

[@harrier1830]

Never mind the Doberman and the Rottweiler I'd runaway from a damn chihuahua 😅

[@tayeebhussain5014]

Lol

[@lolazal1]

😂😂

[@Ra-kt1yk]

I heard chihuahua's have a strong Napoleon syndrome and are very mean. Look at the length of the name for a dog breed that small in size.

[@harrier1830]

@@Ra-kt1yk don't know about that but those buggers are so tiny they must piss off themselves 😂

[@brindle2009]

Little sods bite more people than those two put together

[@dobie_bellaruby]

The Dobie . Highly intelligent. Floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee. Their bites are scissor sharp. Loyal and very protective

[@MarsKvaratskhelia]

Gracious like Arabian stallion

[@k2dcxphantom757]

Rottweilers can bite harder, are hevier and can be just as athletic, rott takes the win

[@crazycatpetera1404]

@@k2dcxphantom757 they’re not just as athletic 😂 if you prefer them that’s fine, they’re great dogs but try to be objective 😉

[@BC_Joshie]

@@alexisa.m824 actually rottweiler is around 100psi more than a doberman, second only to a mastiff.

[@raymondg7550]

@@alexisa.m824 Doberman has a 228 psi and a rotti has 328 do the research

[@BlackDevilDoll1]

I had a Rottweiler and a Chihuahua. The Rottweiler passed a few months ago, she was 13 and I had her since she was 8 weeks old. My chihuahua is close to 15 years old so they basically grew up together. The Rott was scared of the Chihuahua. They would play together but if the Chi went off the Rott would run from him. lol

[@Jack-lo1uc]

You should have bred them 🤣

[@valentineguevara9935]

Sounds like my dogs but a Shepard and a rottweiler

[@valentineguevara9935]

They are really a pair of badass dogs 🇹🇹😎

[@bentrayn]

@@valentineguevara9935 is your shepherd the aggressive one?

[@BuBBz]

Ive got two rotties, and my 6.5 lbs chi, she definitely runs the show haha.

[@guygoldstone]

I grew up with an enormous doberman. Yeah he would bark at passers by, but he was such a friendly loving dog to everyone. He played with all the neighborhood kids daily. Everyone who did not know him thought he was a fierce attack dog and avoided our property, but for those unsuspecting who already entered realized quickly the power of the tennis ball and sticks were more important to him :).

[@pareshshirodkar7183]

He wasn't a pure doberman

[@guygoldstone]

@@pareshshirodkar7183 i am not sure I understand your reply. My doberman was pure akc and a show dog as well. But yes super friendly and smart. I have labs now and that is an entirely different degree if friendliness

[@bobroberts7029]

@@pareshshirodkar7183 how do you know?

[@SessaV]

My European Doberman puppy is pure blood, akc certified, her parents both show winners, and she's aggressively friendly lol. She's never gotten aggressive over food, toys, etc. Only time I've heard her growl was when someone was in my neighbors vacant house. So I get exactly what your saying! My baby girl is just shy of 7 months old and 70lbs. Her mom is 80lbs and her dad, who was imported from Romania, is 120lbs of pure muscle. I wasn't looking for a big Doberman, just one from a healthy line. Right now we're trying to teach her not everyone wants to be her friend lol

[@cintiawhite922]

You are right. Nothing, I mean , nothing compares toan European Doberman. Mine has pedigree, straight from Germany. Such a majestic and intimidating breed. My Aquilles is 32 inches tall and a massive 150 pounds of muscle and teeth. Wherever I take him he will turn heads, he 8s a master piece. I actually call them the DEVIL'S DOG, in a good way, just because of their looking.

[@nati2732]

The Doberman is the most beautiful and elegant looking dog I have ever seen!

[@TheJakecakes]

I've had 3 in my life. They are absolutely awesome.

[@irritablemina]

@@TheJakecakes I’m thinking of getting one, do they shed a lot?

[@TheJakecakes]

@@irritablemina They do to some degree. It is completely manageable. The most important thing with Dobermans is to understand that they are nonstop energy especially for the first 4years! They are working dogs, they need something to do. They are also extremely loyal and tied to your hip. They do very poorly when left alone for long periods. I could've have one if it wasn't a team effort with my husband. If you have the time and are very active you will be very pleased with the experience. They are magical creatures.

[@irritablemina]

@@TheJakecakes thank you. i’m thinking of getting one this upcoming tuesday.

[@irritablemina]

@@TheJakecakes i also recently got rid of a golden retriever that was 8 months due to the amount of shedding. i need a working dog too so i needed one that didn’t shed as much.

[@fynngrunwald9404]

I think the Rottwieler looks more intimidating just bc it’s size is massive I used to be scared of them but now I own one and he’s the best dog I’ve ever owned he’s a big cuddly baby 😂

[@marykennedy1992]

But don't let Talent go to waste ... I have a Rottwieller and is Our Kaiser a loving service dog and an incredible Natural Guardian ...

[@ronthoms5074]

The roti looks more intimidating but like all breeds the owner reflects training if trained correctly both are defensive and offensive killers

[@colecampbell1906]

personally i think a big european doberman looks more intimidating. they just look so damn muscular and with that skinny snout with those razor teeth it's sketchier to me lol, especially on that taller frame.

[@Codesta-vh9jf]

@@colecampbell1906 I agree. I have a European male and he stands taller than a lot of Rottweilers in my town. And his bark is deeper than a lot of rottweilers here.

[@belmum1689]

I hope you are socializing your Rottweiler b/c all the Rottweiler owners I know their dog has almost bit me its like the dog was scared of me b/c the dog was not probably socialized, and if your dog is not socialized or you are not trying to socialize it than don't have them out with your visitors.

[@suzannethepatriot8049]

I love the beauty and elegance of a Doberman. Believe me, no one gets between me and my Dobe. I would protect my dog as much as he would protect me!!!

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Suzanne how's the weather over there

[@aldente3868]

I've owned a Doberman and I've owned two Rottweilers. Both make great guard dogs and amazing family pets. However you if want a great guard dog you will have to train them well. It really depends on the individual dog in my opinion. On her own the Doberman was just a golden retriever which looked like a Hell hound. A very strong and agile hell hound mind you. She did a great job looking the part but if it's performance you want you will need to train them from a young age. For my two Rottweilers my good girl Sheena was a dream dog. The most affectionate dog I've ever met, a great guard dog and beloved family pet. She had that natural hunting instinct and was loyal till her last day. I was blessed to have her in my life . The male...well only thing he was a threat to was his food bowl. Pretty sure he wasn't even a well bred Rottweiler. I will always favor the Rottweiler over the Doberman but both are great dogs in the hands of a capable owner.

[@jw-vx8im]

Yes it really depends on the genetics. Sadly there is very few good dobermans left as the breed has gone more towards pure pets. But the sharp hard dobes are still about.

[@pkk639]

SAME - I've owned a doberman and 2 rottweilers (one male and one female and the male was more placid than the female). I too favour the rottweiler over the doberman but both breeds extremely loyal and great guards, I just felt the rotties were more balanced dogs.

[@kienwoof]

Cheers for that🙏

[@vikingdogmanship]

🖤

[@curtisfranzen986]

That's the thing. A capable owner.

[@peace9765]

Doberman looks elegant, that’s why I always liked them.

[@jeffk464]

Rottweilers are ugly ducklings for sure, Doberman's do look pretty good, not my style though. If I wanted a guard type dog I prefer the looks of GSD or malinois

[@enejigut2322]

@@jeffk464 shut up noone talks to you

[@samo6083]

@@jeffk464 ugly duckling? Give me your insta and I'll show you my rottweiler. He gives any doberman a run for their money in terms of looks 😂 he ain't fat like these rottweilers shown but looks as lean as a doberman with the power of the rottweiler. He is perfect

[@roberto9612]

@@samo6083 you're pushing it. Sure not all rottweilers are "ugly". But a dobermann (especially European) will always look better than a rottie. There is a reason that dobermanns are used for fashion shoots all over the world.

[@samo6083]

@@roberto9612 send me your insta and I'll let you decide. People ask to either buy or breed with him when I take him on walks. He is built perfectly. What's your insta? He literally bests most dobermans in terms of looks. He ain't like other rottweilers

[@DigitalDuelist]

When I was growing up one of my friends had a Rottweiler. She was great. She stayed with us off lead, would run, swim and play with us for hours. I've always respected the breed for those traits.

[@mattholland8966]

I agree with this article. I do think that are both are great breeds. I own a Rottweiler right now. He was a rescue and comes with baggage . I have no doubt he would die defending me. But I also know I can't let folks near him. He was so abused he's permanently damaged. I've earned his trust, but it took a year. So we're just having our best life living in the middle of nowhere. He'll have a home to live out his life. And I get a friend for the rest of mine. It works for both of us.

[@xfav.lilyyy]

For me as I’ve got a Rottweiler, sometimes they look scary when they’re REALLY angry but when they are all chilled out and happy their so loving ❤️

[@cristelbautista2371]

Yahh that's truu I have so many Rottweiler ❤

[@r.c.reasor4807]

Every Rottweiler I have had and I've had several over my lifetime at 62 yrs. old have been special.The two Dobermans I have had were good dogs but there is just something about a well bred Rottie. They are the most lovable clowns when around their family just silly lovely family dogs.And both breeds are so smart.The more time you spend with them the more you get out.Can't go wrong with either but I choose the Rottie, after all the Doberman is actually a mixed breed dog where the Rottweiler is a purebred dating from Roman times.

[@jocelynl7427]

Right, mine always looks like she is happy with a big ole goofy smile

[@randyo6019]

Always wanted a Doberman but got our 2nd Rottweiler. No denying he’s clumsy but will defend his momma and bite somebody,s butt! It’s like a light switch with Thor. Very intelligent and over protective.

[@sexxysadie2973]

@@r.c.reasor4807 hmmmm... the Doberman is a mixed breed dog because back when it was created by Louis Doberman he used many breeds to create a highly intelligent loyal protective dog. But what you’re saying is that a Rottweiler is it’s own species? Lmao. A Rottweiler might be an older breed created back in the Roman times but it definitely has some type of Mastiff in it.

[@hedy_7084]

As a Rottie owner, it’s hard to find them intimidating as I am familiar with their goofy personalities. On the other hand, without any protection training, they will guard the home, and their humans. It is their is instinct. In my experience, they are very obedient and think before reacting. My girl does what I say even if it’s not what she wants to do lol

[@dennis-br6vr]

mind you, never trust any dog for the full 100% you simply never can.

[@Faithdced]

@@dennis-br6vr I beg to differ. If you have a good dog, you can absolutely trust it 100% +

[@grahamjohnson8273]

Dennis you must have a little dog that thinks it's a big one I've had 4 dobermann's and would trust with my life and my children life's

[@tracyfrederick5606]

Just don't tell anyone that the rottie rumble isn't a growl 😂

[@ronfox5519]

Ours is sweet as can be 99% of the time, but there have been a few instances where he got serious and it was shocking. We trust him fully when theres no threat around, but are very carefull with dominate dogs or strange men.

[@DelEast740]

I like the Doberman's speed and agility.

[@UK-Blue]

@Wiler Walker Jr Not muscular? You know nothing about the Doberman then do you. Mine is 52 kilos of muscle.

[@UK-Blue]

@@stevedavidson9173 Yup,,, Mine too! Well the Highland cattle on the farm are a fair match. 🤣🤣🤣

[@brianroth7852]

As a owner with over 60 years experience both in standard obedience, plus K9 uses. As a family dog the doberman is one of the most protective for the family. They tend to go toward the children as a protective animal. The family will be a loyal companion. They are freindly but have no problem in putting an aggressor in place. Females tend to be smaller in stature as compared to the males. When trained as a K9 animal they are very determined and protective. But can also be a very docile family pet. They love children.

[@Gogettor]

Dobes love children.

[@Salaaran]

When I was a baby, my family had a Rottie. I have been told that she didn't care at all that I grabbed onto her and caught a ride on her back. From what I have been told, then Rotties are super stable once they are mentally adult (4-5 years old).

[@ryancentnarowicz]

My family grew up with German Shepherds we had one German Shepherd that was friendly to everyone. We had another German Shepherd that was only loyal to my Grandfather and aggressive with everybody ended up giving that German Shepherd a job with a security guard.

[@cockerspanielfan56]

Well good, they might’ve trained it properly and interact so it’ll be friendly except towards bad people like murders, robbers, and rapist, and sometimes they don’t like strangers. And I know dogs sense the good and evil in people. But overall they’re good guard dogs and good family dogs if they’re trained properly

[@crazyhorsestudios29]

Mines already stable lol (23- weeks 😅)

[@Salaaran]

@@crazyhorsestudios29 Hmm cool :D I only know what I have been told, but rough training i.e. situations where the dog is treated roughly I have been told is rough on younger rotties. My family was told that the police force here would say ~4 years before they were ready to serve... But Obviously different lines varies :)

[@karlkuttup]

id say 2 year old ive had 3 rotties from puppies to 9 mnth old dogs and all 3 were calm and relaxed at 2 years old before that like crazy 4 legged kangeroos that listen when they want to

[@kopfjaegerxxx]

I got my first Rottweiler in 1985 when I was stationed with the U.S. Army in West Germany and I brought her home with me. I've had them ever since. I love Rottweilers.

[@arelladuron4623]

Yass

[@willzkillz6999]

Same, lived in Werl West Germany in 85.... got an Irish Setter over there

[@scenesandsounds7]

Adopted my first Rottie in 2022 and I am obsessed ❤❤❤

[@DoomsdayOps]

I love my Doberman. He is very loving and comfortable around people and dogs in our home. But I tell everyone don't approach him outside unless I am outside too, he is protecting us and our home. He knows when I greet someone as a friend and when I don't. He is my best friend and my big cuddle machine.

[@willis8281]

Hi my staffie is getting on a bit now and the misses likes Doberman’s so we’re considering getting one next. Are they all cuddly like staffies? you can’t beat an affectionate dog. We’ve also got a German Shepard and he will not cuddle.

[@DoomsdayOps]

@@willis8281 Extremely! Dobermans have no sense of personal space when it comes to their humans. If you want a dog that thinks you are its pillow and will be attached to your hip, then a Doberman may be the one for you. But they are highly energetic and require good socialization.

[@willis8281]

@@DoomsdayOps that’s sounds like the perfect dog to me! Thank you

[@yowzki7284]

@@DoomsdayOps i think thats the best pup for me to

[@zirrbiik9092]

@@willis8281 prepare to include your Doberman in everything you do 🤣 he/she will not let you go anywhere in the house alone

[@wendym1111]

My Dob Bill weighed over 100lbs n lived 17 yrs! Best Dog Ever! 🌟

[@boddlook]

Yeah I don't know where they got the weight from. 80 pounds is low for a male european Doberman. Even American Males weight up to 90 pounds.

[@boddlook]

@@yungkiann4798 You mean you like MALNOURISHED dogs!

[@boddlook]

@@yungkiann4798 My Doberman weighs between 87-90 and he's NOT overweight. Hel'll outrun you and knock your ass down hard.

[@yungkiann4798]

@@boddlook Sh*t, my bad, I got the size mixed up with a Labrador for some reason. Yeah 90lbs is within breed standard for a Male Doberman.

[@yungkiann4798]

@@boddlook German Shepherds are meant to be like 70lbs tho

[@DeluluIsTheSolulu]

I've had all kinds of dogs in my 32 years, 5 of them being dobermans and let me tell you I will never go for another breed. They're super intelligent and loyal. My dobbies would listen to hand commands. We didn't have to say a word; just the click of our fingers would get their attention and they would be hyper alert. A flat hand meant lie down, the index finger pointing down would mean sit, a hand flicking up would mean stand. It was awesome. I can't wait to get my next one!

[@Sheerkat7]

Love my Rotties. Best dogs ever. I have 2 females now, I've had 5 altogether. They are so smart, sweet, affectionate, brave and funny. Best protector and companion possible.

[@Sheerkat7]

@Bradlynn Virchow They are so smart. My big male, the 3rd Rottie I had, only had to see me hit the button to open the garage door once before he figured out how to do it.He could easily jump up and reach it, so I had to put a box over it. I keep the 2 girls I have now away from other dogs, just to be on the safe side. Rotties get along best with other Rotties.

[@Sheerkat7]

@Bradlynn Virchow That is a huge dog. My male weighed 150 and he was a moose. Watch out that they don't get too heavy, they can blow their knees out. He blew both of his. They took 6 months to heal. He had to be on a leash the whole time.

[@tiffanym9292]

I have 2 as well..they have their own personalities but for the main part just super goofy lol

[@Sheerkat7]

@@tiffanym9292 Mine are very playful. They are big babies.

[@barrymckalkiner2666]

Try a dobie you’ll change your mind

[@MaBerryHomestead]

I rescued a 3yr female abused Rottie into my home with a 3yo, 4yo and 7yo. She never had any poor behavior or bad actions. She was completely protective of my children and myself from day one. I believe she was finally happy to be loved and found a family. She was an awesome kind gentle dog around us however I wouldn't have wanted to be someone who brought harm to our family or home. She would escort my children back & forth to bathroom during night blocking staircase with her body. She truly was a magnificent loving dog.

[@TheSuperhoden]

I got such a dog too, a boerboel and my mum got a Stafford boerboel mix also a rescue. Theyre nothing but grateful for a second chance

[@curtisfranzen986]

My last Rottie was a female. Had a motherly instinct about her. Raven Loved playing with the kids. Kids would come to my door and ask if Raven could come out and play. Raven was always very mindful of her size and strength around the children. Then, 1 day, someone broke into my house....

[@TheSuperhoden]

@@curtisfranzen986 rip burglar i assume

[@curtisfranzen986]

@@TheSuperhoden No, he somehow survived. But over a 100 stiches and a few reconstructal surgeries later. My understanding is that his left arm and right leg were never the same again. He actually tried to sue me. Even in Illinois, that got laughed out of court.

[@sitthapromwasphornsaran5736]

My Bear ( Rott) & Jonie ( Dobie) got naughty and gave me 5 puppies, Kaimook ( male) can scale 2 meter high fence, all of them are fast like the mother and powerful as the father. This mixed litter have all good qualities of both breeds.

[@GingeRenee]

I bet they are some very pretty pups from that litter!

[@Manchadelo]

I want one of those Robberman

[@nickh5081]

Lucky you! 9 out of 10 Rott/Dobe crosses I've known (and I've known quite a few) were not very balanced dogs. most tended to be over weight dobes with leg issues. But the good ones are like oversized dobes on roids with rott heads and tend to be bigger than both breeds - like a Liger! I wonder if it matters which is the female parent?

[@whiteafricannun3377]

@@Manchadelo that's not a "rotterman" that's a mutt.

[@whiteafricannun3377]

Why didn't you fix your dogs? All you did was get a litter of mutts.. kinda sad to waste good genetics but I'll assume since you're an irresponsible pet owner that they're poorly bred dogs to begin with...

[@beng7613]

I have just picked up a Rottweiler that’s 10 months old who’s been cared for by a single mum and three little kids. He was so strong. The kids didn’t know what to do with him and and poor old mum couldn’t take him for a walk. Needless to say this is my third day in and it went like this- First day, he was jumping on me wouldn’t listen and a little bit nervous, but affectionate. Second day, he was very stubborn, not listening to commands still getting the hang of things, but a lot better than the first day. The third day he sits down when requested he’s a lot better walking on the lead. He doesn’t pull as much and he takes food from my hand perfectly, very smoochy and cuddly. I must say I have had GSDs for the last 30 years. I noticed that a big difference between the two breeds is the Rotti is very goofy and fun willing to put his body on the line. My shepherds were in love with one person only. The GSD always had a favourite and would almost need permission from the master to patted by anyone. GSD is very different, highly intelligent and accurate, also very sensitive. They suffer when you go on holidays they almost get depression. The rotti so far is just a fun goofy protective dog and would bond with a lot of people. He is more robust and is not phased by different experiences. I can see he guards the yard at only 3 days into our relationship. I’m really looking forward to seeing the differences.

[@hollyodii5969]

Rottie pups are the winner for cutest babies!

[@troublingleaf]

Hahaha, for me that title goes to the boxer, whether it's in it or not!

[@Allie969]

no doubt

[@fidgettoys-lexi4090]

no that’s wrong i have two very nice lookin dobeys at my house with me right nowwwww they r way hottterrr that any rottyyyy

[@gustavosanchez5962]

@@fidgettoys-lexi4090 no they're not lol

[@smarthungyo]

Out rottie keeps biting everyone and everything we had to sell it. Neighbour has new litter our rottie will be like time to kill it all so that I won’t have to share the attention 🤓

[@vacayooper4728]

I've had Rotweillers, awesome dogs. As far as the "speed" thing, they are both chasing humans, so I think its not that important. The thing I noticed about my dogs was that they remained quiet until you are on top of them. Had a dude running from the police who decided to jump over my fence. Lets just say he was easy to take into custody being frozen in place. The two dogs just kept him company letting out a growl everytime he moved. Fun times.

[@curtisfranzen986]

I had the same thing happen. Though, it was probably worse. Some dude had tried to break into a neighbors house. Neighbor heard this, called 911, then grabbed his 9 mm. Dude got one foot into neighbor's house only to realize he was about to get shot. About this time, the cops show. Dude takes off. Runs about a block to my yard and entered through the door of my 6ft privacy fence. Dude ducks down, and tries to hide. He didn't realize that Raven, my 100lbs Rottie, and I were chillin' and grillin' in the yard. I didn't know what was going on, but I had a good idea that this guy was responsible for it. Raven latched onto him. I gave Raven a certain command, then told dude he had two choices, he could leave in the back of a squad or in the back of an ambulance. I flipped my steaks. I then walked out of my yard and whistled to the cops and pointed to my yard. Dude was cuffed and stuffed, the cops thanked both Raven and myself, and Raven and I enjoyed our steaks.

[@pickettmandi]

But weght qnd speed combination must be a factor.

[@curtisfranzen986]

@@pickettmandi Yes, it is. The Rottie is not the fastest of dogs, but can still catch 99.9% of men. And once they catch you, you're not running anywhere.

[@pickettmandi]

@@curtisfranzen986 yes, agreed. Ive owned both breeds but grew up with a doberman and now on 3rd as any adult. Those Germans really k ew their stuff.

[@teresaallen2840]

I had a rottie, and a German Shepherd.Loved them both very much. Both excellent pets. Main difference when they were in protective mode was warning. The shepherd would warn someone before they’d even approach. My rottie was silent and patiently waited. I never had a Doberman, but a friend did growing up. She was the dad’s dog and you could tell. She had no patience for anyone else. That kinda left a bad opinion for that breed for me. But I never owned one, and I know they’re all different. ❤️ I’ve always loved big dogs.

[@morrisdennis]

I had a doberman and absolutely loved her, she was ferocious. A amazing dog. Best dog i ever had...

[@kevinb7510]

Had a buddy growing up who had 4 Rotties and 3 Dobies. All about the same age and not very well trained. When visiting the Dobies would remember me and treat me well. The Rotties would treat me like a stranger every time. When I watched the dogs for a week, they all treated me well but the Dobermans looked to me for instructions. The Rottweilers were more aloof. Also when UPS arrived they all went nuts until I told them to "place". The Dobermans would clam-up and go to their crate. The Rottweilers continued with their unhinged barking. In my experience there is no comparison. The Doberman is vastly more compliant and predictable. Both are beautiful and fierce defenders. Rotties defend the pack while Dobies are much more singular in their focus. Have a family? Go for the Rottweiler. If you are single, a Doberman has absolutely no equal. If a couple or a family gets a Doberman, that Doberman WILL choose a favorite...

[@truepatriot1959]

My doberman weigned about 120 lbs. and stood about 32 inches. He was a European polish bloodline.

[@lrpolles1851]

I also had a polish bloodline Doberman. She wasn’t as heavy but she was 30 inches tall

[@maxschmidt9139]

In german is normal 50kg. This is amazing give me the name of the breeder please?

[@user71285]

Your doberman was WAY oveeweight. That's Rottweiler weight territory, which isn't normal or healthy for a slim doberman.

[@truepatriot1959]

@@user71285 He also stood over 6 feet tall because he could see over a 6 foot fence. He was not slim He was muscular and blocky. The Vet said he was the right weight for his size he was if you did not understand oversized.

[@truepatriot1959]

@ShawnDon 97 He was a warlock Doberman best dog I ever had.

[@kabir1557]

Aesthetically Dobermans look more intimidating and mean especially with the cropped ears. But they are the most sensitive and emotional breed I've come across ❤️

[@jandee1975]

Is cropping still allowed? I thought it was forbidden in Europe these days?

[@RockyTheNinjaofEpic]

Have you seen a naty eared Dobbie? They look so Lovably dumb lol

[@joeb578]

Sensitive and emotional people can be some of your most violent and inconsistent.

[@Pohlmaster]

It’s cruel to cut the ears of an animal just to make it look a certain way for us humans. Doesn’t matter if you like the look or not. It is cruel and should be forbidden everywhere.

[@Pohlmaster]

@Benny Goodman I agree with you, it should only be done when it is a medical necessity. The ear flap doesn’t protect the ear canal, in fact it has the opposite effect: air can’t reach the ear canal properly, which can cause ear infection - dogs with really big or hairy ears have this Problem of ear infection more often like the basset hound or golden retriever. But: the ear flap of the Dobermann isn‘t that big and to avoid ear infection the owner just has to check the ears regularly and clean them if necessary. Just because the dog could get an ear infection doesn’t justify cutting their ears. Same with the tail (an exception might be Dogs used for hunting), same with other organs like the uterus, the eyes, their legs etc. The tail is so immense important in the communication of the dog and just saying „oh, but it is a long and heavy tail, they could break their tail when wagging it against something“ isn’t a good argument: look at other countries where tail copping is forbidden (I live in a country where it is forbidden): it works - with the exception of some dogs used for hunting, there it is allowed.

[@tommyapples8490]

Back in the 80's the Doberman was the notorious guard dog, every rich bad guy had a few guarding their property in movies!

[@yuriburkel686]

Magnum PI made the Doberman popular in the 80s

[@garlenseong38]

Both are beautiful and wonderful pups....

[@blue_diamond_gem]

Doberman is most beautiful dog I’ve ever seen.

[@scottisnotfromhere6553]

I agree

[@kekesmooth5618]

nope

[@yuriburkel686]

They look like a hound dog with floppy ears and the waggly tail

[@aldriel8274]

They are so majestic yes.

[@UK-Blue]

🐕👍

[@memphis1316]

I have a 7 month old Female Rottweiler with European bloodlines. She weighs close to 80lbs already. She's a powerhouse and already a great guard dog. Never owned a Doberman before but always loved the breed. Beautiful dogs

[@stevemcqueen1136]

Doberman looks regal, pure perfection.

[@brendansmith946]

I have owned dobermans for over 40 years and I can tell you that a large male doberman weighs about 45KG, not 36 kg. My last male european dobe weighed over 50Kg (which is too big)

[@BreezyFTWz]

Prob not muscle but FAT. Go get them checked overeating isn’t something to flex

[@guyfromthe80s92]

@@BreezyFTWz I had a female Dobermann and she was 40 kilos of pure muscle.

[@andrewhite4431]

Yes I was wondering about that because the complex I grew up in, there was Doberman named Casey that terrified me.(not fair just big). When Casey passed away he got a new Doberman and I kid you not it was so massive it easily was a 100lbs. It was from Germany...wasn't as agile as Casey but he was a sight to see. Spent more time indoors. Someone said it was a "King" Doberman. I don't know what that is.

[@robmartinez9318]

I had a female Dobie that weighed 85lbs all muscle and fast as hell. Males can easily weigh 100 lbs.

[@NorwegianViking86]

I had a Rottie weighed 74kg, not a gram of fat. Trained by my dad who trained Police dogs. Rest in peace dad

[@dvil9]

It is very fitting this ends up into a tie. Both breed has it’s strengths and weaknesses. Good job!

[@1313MockingBird_Lane]

When I was very young we had a mixed Doberman/Labrador, she definitely leaned towards Doberman. We never had pure bred dogs. She was amazing, she was basically a babysitter for my sister and I, even when I'd grown up she'd look at me like I was still a little child. RIP Babe!

[@danfay4860]

I have owned 3 Dobies all three we carbon copies very lovable very protective very social with other dog’s, defiantly extremely intelligent and easy to train. A breed I would trust my families life with.

[@zeeee_yt]

I remember once being chased down by a Doberman. I was walking back home and a guy was with his dog walking and chilling, I was minding my business and was on phone scrolling and guess what, the Doberman ran straight after me 💀 lucky enough, his handler was well built and pulled him really hard towards himself. I was scared that evening

[@Mariana-zg2qc]

omg, this woman's life is a dream! A lot of amazing dogs around her .. so nice

[@grahamswift5339]

Had both over the years but settled on Rotty - when necessary they are super protective and fearless. If you have seen an angry Rotty you will have no doubt.

[@Batman_810]

An angru Doberman is off da chain a competent man can restrain a Rottweiler and Doberman gone damage you you because of the intellect!!!

[@wijkagentwimrietveld9561]

Mans crazy here, thinking a doberman has a change to any european bred rottweiler. The thickness of the skin is the only fact i need to say. The thick skin of a rotty is hard to pierce, the thin skin of a doberman is gonna get ripped open in a matter of seconds. People who choose a doberman over a rottweiler dont know what they talk about

[@xxxxxx6551]

In terms of strength rotties are more powerful.

[@tracyfrederick5606]

Mine only growled at 2 people in her 13 years. It was ominous for sure.

[@tracyfrederick5606]

@@Batman_810 you're silly 😂😂😂 dobies aren't that big.

[@carstereo2493]

I ve kept both of these breeds for over 20 years, I still own 2 of each. I cannot choose between either of the two and I will explain to you the reason behind it. As I live on a large farm land which is isolated from main roads, in a wooded area close to wilderness, I have a vast variety of wildlife, poachers and intruders that I have to deal with almost on a daily basic. I have three needs that both these breeds together can fulfill. 1) I need to keep a close guardian breed with me and my family at all times and both the Dobermann and Rottweiler always stay close to me and them when I am not around. I dont need to call them as they almost always stick to me like velcro. 2) Be able to attack and defend if necessary and have great threat perception ability. Once the threat is detected, if commanded or I am not present, be able to handle it well. 3) Be great companion dogs and great with kids. They are both similar, yet unique in their own way. I would like to start by saying that training is absolutely crucial with them as these are very strong willed and capable breeds, you need to have prior experience or the very least, do a lot of research as to what you need to do, how to train them, be able and willing to put in the massive amount of work and be ready for the long term commitment. That being said, if you re looking for a loyal breed, these are as loyal as they come. Both of these breeds are phenomenal guard dogs with protection instincts in their DNA. Both mean serious business and both will give their life to protect their family, there is no doubt about their courage, their ability to conquer the enemy and neutralise it if deemed necessary. Both love their family very much and are the sweetest of dogs with them. They both have short fuses and may or may not tolerate being bossed around by people they dont know well. They are aloof with strangers and training is needed to avoid any untoward behaviour. I have never had a problem with their aggressive behaviour because I train that out of them as young pups. They are both fed raw food, supplemented with vitamins, fish oil and minerals. Strenght wise, the rottweiler is a stronger dog, due to the size of its massive head, its bite force is more powerful than a Pitbull or German Shepherd. The way the front canines point outward will eviscerate flesh from the inside meaning these teeth will do more internal damage. The body is more muscular, weighs more and therefore, it can take a beating. The Rottweiler is a bruiser and is not afraid to battle it out if needed. The Dobermann, on the other hand, has one of the sharpest canines in the dog world and its snout is perfectly designed to cut up the target especially flesh. With its slender body, its quicker and faster than the Rottweiler and I ve found them to be more intelligent as well. Together, they are unstoppable and they compliment each other tremendously.

[@Iceman78ize]

My male Rottie is 1 year old and is so protective. He is nice to everyrone but can tell if someone is giving off a bad vibe. I can get him to bark on command and he learns very fast. Best way to get a dog to protect you, treat it with lots of love! Very good video! I liked how it explains its the owners fault for how they turn out, very true.

[@Mango037]

European Doberman hands down wins the crown of my heart. Always. ❤🤩👑

[@eunicee999]

I once had a Dobbie growing up. She was so loyal, extremely smart. They look so majestic in their profile... I’d pick a dobbie over a rottie any day.

[@mysterio952]

Me pug person

[@DoyPac]

So you would pick me?

[@papicholo623]

💀

[@criticallyobjective2120]

Have you owned a Rottweiler?

[@curtisfranzen986]

That's why people have opinions. I respect your choice, but I've got to go with the Rottie.

[@primodemuchomundo]

I´ve had both, love both. If I could have one it would depend on my living situation. City life, then I would go with the doberman because they are just majestic to walk with them and are so well behaved indoors, also city life reduces the chances of their coat getting nicks and cuts. If I had a yard, a big yard and kids, perhaps a country living kinda of life then rotti all the way. They are great with family kids and their coat protects them far better than a doberman´s coat from cuts or bites from other animals. Both are very protective and intelligent the true difference is how they learn. Where the doberman is a TALK AND GESTURE kinda of approach with light physical play, the rotti is a HANDS ON PHYSICALLY FIRM and assertive approach. So to me the doberman is a ninja and the rotti is a samurai.

[@BaimaTV]

The ninja and samurai is a perfect analogy.

[@blacksheep9772]

Dobie ninja & rotti samurai is so accurate! Ive also had both, also love both.

[@gsxrgains]

Perfect analogy. My Doberman jumps over other dogs while buddys rottie is like a bull in a china shop lol

[@trulyjuly202]

Really good insight!

[@Faithdced]

Love your ninja samurai anology and I find it very accurate, lol. I, however, am surprised about the doberman for city life, rottweiler for country life preference you have, since the doberman has a lot more energy than the rottweiler and needs more exercise, where as a rottweiler is known to be much more calmer indoors, but I can understand your view with the coat issues. I have owned both a doberman and rottweilers, and I love both breeds dearly.

[@alexferrara9287]

Firstly, I am not claiming to be an expert. That said, it seems that some of the traits listed for the European Doberman were being mixed up with American Doberman traits. As far as size goes, a true male European Doberman ranges between 80-100 lbs and 26-28 inches in height. People forget that Doberman were bred from Rottweilers originally. Also, their bite force tends to be much greater than that of a pitbull and other similar breeds (very underrated bite force). Not to mention the larger than average canines, similar to that of a Belgian Malinois. The endurance and intelligence is second to none. Most Doberman's were replaced by German Shepard's due to the negative stigma Doberman's received, back in the 70's/80's. It was not necessarily based of performance or potential.

[@ricks.1092]

No one knows what a Doberman consist of. Some believe Rottie is in a Dobie. But no really knows what Louis Doberman used to create the breed. I've raised Dobie's all my life. Currently on number 8 (Abby). She tore her rear ACL. She was attacked by a bunch of coyotes. She's all healed up now, after two major surgeries. Last year the coyotes were a huge pest on my land. I have no issue dispatching them when I see them running in my backyard. Hopefully they don't come around this winter. But I doubt it.

[@allancnc]

My experience as a dogtrainer is that Dobermann is more nevous and Rottweiler has a rock solid mind, it doesn't react so easy, every thing is not dangerous. so no reason to bark out loud every time something is happening.

[@DaGolfViking]

So you'd say the Doberman barks more?

[@allancnc]

@@DaGolfViking If the Doberman is alert it could be barking more, but its an induviduel thing, just saying Doberman is more sensitive.

[@darrylbutt2570]

@@DaGolfViking Rotties don't bark unless there is a good reason. I've owned Rotties for 30 years and they are unbelievable family pets.

[@mariodelpicchia1]

Thank you

[@allancnc]

@@darrylbutt2570 If RW barks, for sure you will hear them far away, they are not barkin just for fun.

[@ProdigyPlantHire]

That is a serious weight difference. You cannot ignore that. Rottweilers are extremely powerful, if they catch youz you wont get away from them

[@craigbailey7558]

Getting away from a Doberman would require someone else cracking in the head with a bat. Out fighting it is pointless (one on one), and same for out running it.

[@guimendonca123]

The power is in power of dangerous of mouth, weight is worst for problems. Sleep to much, eat to much, lazy. Healthy issues etc.

[@biglj822009]

@@craigbailey7558 unless you a crackhead , and it is very possible to out run a Doberman lol. Have you ever seen the power and the speed of a crackhead ?

[@curtisfranzen986]

I've Both owned and trained Rotties. A Rottie playing with children is a beautiful sight. A Rottie stopping a home invader means you have to go buy a new mop, and repaint the walls.

[@curtisfranzen986]

@@craigbailey7558 You won't have that with a Rottie. A Rottie get hit, that just makes them MAD!! My last Rottie was struck over 20 times by a home invader with a 28" aluminum bat. She still shook the Sh!t out of him. I had to repaint the kitchen.

[@chaite6095]

Proud Doberman owner here! 🐾🥰

[@paulamariabarwick8817]

I'm an owner of two GSD now, lost my Doberman 11 years ago now miss her every day 🌈

[@oliviamulraney3474]

Abt the dobermans not being used in the police force anymore I heard it’s bc they are so loyal and they are such a one person dog that when they leave their trainers they don’t listen to the officer giving commands

[@ChocolateMilk..]

Nope

[@wanneske1969]

it's because it's hard to find good ones. Malinois are better and cheaper and not bred for looks, only working ability

[@j2929j]

@@wanneske1969 partially correct, Doberman got popular in dog shows and even modeling/photoshoots/filming for their 'elegant but fierce' look so many breeders focus on that, but if you got one from a working line you wouldn't find any problems. And it is true that Dobermans require more special care & effort and therefore cost than malinois but you would be in denial if your think that at the ending result the Doberman wouldn't outshine the malinois any day, there was a reason they were the preferred dog breed during WWII after all. I just think with the military industry focus on relying on advanced technology than personnel I wouldn't think they would even spend that much budget on military dogs either.

[@corrinjessen]

@@j2929j i dont think a doberman could ever outshine a Malinois in the military. Malinois literally jump out of planes, which dobermans and german shepherds are too heavy for. Malinois also run directly up walls. There isn't many breeds that can outshine a Malinois for their specific military needs. Staffordshire bull terriers can run up walls, jump out of planes, and hang by a rope but they are too small for a bite impact like Malinois. Their size, ability, and impact are not to be out-beat. It was also mentioned that dobermans often hesitate for a second after a command, which cannot be afforded in the military.

[@stillyfraser2820]

Corrin Jessen incorrect , some US special forces teams prefer Rottweilers , hoooo ra

[@loadapish]

My dog was a mungrel, we had her dna tested to find out what she was. She was 50% boxer 20% welsh corgie, 20% german shepherd. And 10% other. She was an amazing dog, we all loved her to bits. She died a few weeks ago, she lived to 14. We will never forget her

[@kaitd8639]

Dang I'm so sorry you lost your dog😢

[@samfortune589]

that's a crazy mix, bet she was beautiful. Anyway sorry for your loss :(

[@loadapish]

@@samfortune589 she was 1 of a kind! I have 1 video of her on here check it out. Its only a 3 second video

[@samfortune589]

@@loadapish She was beautiful mate!

[@anonymousvl7493]

My condolence

[@beemer1111]

I now enjoy and love my second Rottie. My first lived a short ten years, and was my animal soul mate. I never thought I could bond with another, but my two year old and I are headed down the same path. There is something about this breed, they connect with their family members like no other animal I have known. He is gentle with my four other rescue dogs, with the exception of the one Bulldog mix. They sometimes get into it, and I have not figured out why. Doberman’s are also beautiful and equally intelligent dogs, and I would not hesitate to have one in the future. For now, and hopefully the next ten years, I love my Rottie, and feel extremely confident he would give his life to save mine. It’s in their genes.

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

Rotties are my ultimate dog, i will never live without one now that I've lived with one. they are giant teddy bears and adorable

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Agirlna how's the weather over there

[@dipayanroy1146]

Between the two, I like the Doberman.

[@antoinettenovella1630]

I love both. They are both phenomenal breeds and I say this having grown up with a Doberman who was a Shadow in my childhood (my father bred Dobermans) and so incredibly protective and owning a Rottweiler as an adult.

[@dipayanroy1146]

@@antoinettenovella1630 Yes you are right too. Both of them are good breeds. But, I have selected the Doberman as my choice only. Rottweiler is also a great breed.

[@williamotto7746]

Rottweiler are hands down the best dogs ever!

[@GeorgeZimmermen]

Yeah, if you want to pay out tons of insurance money in hospital bills

[@うちはマダラ-y4x]

@@GeorgeZimmermen what

[@bretrandolph7419]

No they are aggressive and dangerous

[@tellitlikeitis1828]

Hands Down!

[@jtaran87]

I love my European Dobbie. Velcro dog and a protector all in one!

[@Mercurychyld1]

They are BOTH amazing. I adore my Rottie girl, and my brother loves his Dobie girl. 😌♥️👍🏽

[@bertos8665]

I had a Doberman for 12 years and was amazing in every way. I now have a Rottweiler and is just as amazing. They are literally a tie in my book for family and guard dogs.

[@i_gaurav_chauhan]

I have a Rottweiler and it's the best. Cuteness overload, scary overload and most adorable

[@curtisfranzen986]

Isn't it amazing how they can go from Lap Dog to death sentence in a heartbeat when family is in danger?

[@jenniferfloyd6540]

I had a doberman she was European blood line she was a great dog she was trained very well but she was always on alert especially around strangers if I felt stressed out or scared she seemed to know it but she didn't just act out she thought about it first best dog I've ever had they are like no other breed now I have a German shepherd

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Jennifer how's the weather over there

[@ciaran134]

Both are equally as good to have as protection dogs

[@crazycatpetera1404]

All the canine behaviourists and trainers I’ve spoken to agree that Doberman’s have a better ‘off-switch’ than Rottie’s - they can go from being a ferocious protector to a goofy love-bug instantly. Rottie’s are also great family pets but don’t quite have it to the same extent. Both are awesome dog breeds, Dobe’s are faster and more agile. Rottie’s are heavier and more powerful

[@greensun1334]

EVERY Dog is faster than a Human!

[@greensun1334]

@dreamz yes - the sick and old. A little Chihuahua outruns me - and I'm in perfect Condition. They are fast as Hell - and very agile

[@deecollier696]

False, U have no idea how many dogs I've out ranned in my youth

[@greensun1334]

@@deecollier696 This one was damn fast, trust me

[@mc3744]

As far as I’ve read and heard the main reason for the scarce use of Dobermann in police forces depends on the strong one owner personality. It’s extremely difficult to change handler with a Dobermann. The Dobermann has been the first (WWII, Pacific) and most decorated army dog.

[@fighterx4133]

Well in the US. The rottweiler was bred to be roman war dogs. They missed that detail in this videos description.

[@mc3744]

@@fighterx4133 I have a beautiful European Dobermann girl. Personally I find the Rottweiler much more intimidating, especially for the weight.

[@fighterx4133]

@@mc3744 they are two of the best dog breeds in existence

[@Marvel66666]

The Dobermann was one of the german Wehrmacht´s dog And was bred by the German tax collector Ferdinand Dobermann in the 18th century

[@niciast9459]

My first dog was a Doberman his name was Agakhan for me Aga😉 he was beautiful and so protecting and loving for me. He passed away when I was 4 weeks in a coma. It’s 24 years since then, every day he gets a kiss on his photo. I never forget him❤️❤️❤️

[@deathcheater9303]

I miss the Rottweiler that I had. She was huge for a female. She was so nice to everyone until you pose as a threat to someone she loved and it’s a trip to the hospital 🏥

[@fredtheveteran4623]

I've had both breed's and they are awesome!

[@AndrewFitzgerald-w6v]

I had a Rotty years back and he weighed in at 92 kilograms and he wasn't a fat dog just huge. He looked intimidating but was the sweetest dog ever. A genuine gentle giant.

[@SeptemberAdam]

I get so sick and tired of folks like you bragging about how super Sweeeeèet their dogs are to them. (HELL! Adolf Hitler had a German Shepard that was sweet to him, no matter how many Jews he had knocked off, as the dog didn't give a flying F over it, as dogs usually go in their regard if how badly you may treat other people). If that dog of yours goes nuts and come after me, Imma do what I can to protect myself, by any means necessary, and you can just go to hell if that dog ends up getting badly hurt or killed and your try to sue me.

[@SD78]

LOL bullshit. Now way a healthy Rottweiler weighs 92kg

[@DarthRaider520]

My brother's Rottweiler protects his daughter over everyone in the house. Sleeps in her room every night, growls and intimidates ANYONE who enters until he sees who it is. He had one before with heart problems. Did the same thing to a crazier degree. That dog didn't let anyone get too close to her.

[@rach5264]

I have a doberman and he is a loyal, protective dog. They are smart dogs.

[@shivdfi4117]

Are these good dogs to have as a first dog?

[@rach5264]

@@shivdfi4117 Not unless you can train it or have it trained. They're very high strung dogs and want to be dominant. As any dog they need exercise, they can start having behavioral problems if kept locked up.

[@bloomerb4162]

I had one, the smartest dog I ever owned easily. Mine was a little unstable but I didn't give it enough of my time for proper stability around others. He didn't like children who were loud and rambunctious. He put his mouth over back of the head of my cousins young child, like 6 years old bc the child was crying but he didn't apply any pressure. He was a blue doberman. He also circled highschool neighbor walking off bus from school, whining with his head down low, scariest unnerving thing I've seen a dog do. He nipped the kid but didn't draw blood. Then years later a neighbor was walking and stopped, petted him, and he seemed fine but bit her on thigh. This time he punctured the skin and I had to take neighbor to er but it wasn't horrific bite and she wasn't too upset. As he got into older age he did these things, except for cousins child, he was still pretty young adult dog then. I kept him inside and only let him out in backyard fenced in. The incidents with neighbors was bc he got out. My fault for not socializing him mostly. He also had low thyroid that went untreated for a good while that can make them grumpy.

[@girlmeetsreality4644]

Rotties faces melts my heart everytime. I have yet to see an 'ugly' Rottweiler.

[@denverwood5290]

I think they are ugly lol. But no disrespect! Just different preferences in aesthetics.

[@JuanMejia-md8re]

The dogs look f'n scary

[@oliviamcmillan7758]

Juan Mejia i have one and i promise you they aren’t scary if trained to be a family dog, they’re just like a cuddly bear

[@Chris-jt3hk]

The most amazing dog I have ever had the pleasure of training and owning was a mixed breed dog.He was half Rottie and half American Pit Bull Terrier.The most gentile and yet the most driven dog to protect my family. He was so calm in all environments yet extremely alert.He didnt get startled by noise or movement.He didnt bark at everything.He just knew what was a threat.If anyone was invited into the house he accepting them per my approval.He was so gentile with my little kids.He would patrol the house at night checking on my kids to make sure they were ok during the night.He was a 100# puppy dog until he needed to be more... and we found out 1 time what he would do if a threat happened. Needless to say my family was safe and he was the hero of the family. RIP

[@rexjosephglorioso4868]

My brother's Rottweiler literally acts like my Labrador. So friendly and goofy. Doesn't even bark at strangers. His Doberman though is protective by nature. She's well-trained but will bark at strangers from mile away

[@jayc4715]

My rott was a big goof...he was intimidating though because of his size..like a huge grizzley

[@Great-Danes]

There are two kinds of dogs in the world - Dobermann and all the others

[@feliz1973]

So true

[@anonymouscitizen9630]

Weight was wrong on the Doberman, 80 lbs that would be a small Doberman. The one in the vid was no less than 100 lbs guaranteed.

[@APWPaint]

Both of the female dobies I had were over 95lbs. They both seemed to hover between 95-98.

[@paulsimeon87]

I have a 110lbs Euro dobie, she said the largest @ 80lbs?

[@jaimemurillo4136]

Yea, my doberman is 100 lbs.and his dad is 110 lbs.

[@mr308death]

80 lbs is a small Doberman. Males are 85-100 lbs.

[@BC_Joshie]

I think she mixed up american and euro, 80lbs sounds about right for an american one.

[@jodiebusson6133]

My employers own a male Doberman that weighs 135 pounds!!! He is a MONSTER!! He is not overweight either, he's a perfect machine! Their vet owns a Dobie & he even said he's NEVER seen a Dobie this BIG!! Im not sure about his height so Ill measure him when i go back ( Im their housekeeper) but this dog is amazing!! Loyal, loving, protective - when i show up their ( the male & female) are at the door flipping around waiting on me to get inside. Love these dogs❤❤❤

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Jodie how's the weather over there

[@vasgial]

This is soothing that looks like dobermann, not a dobermann....

[@shariquinn7679]

I absolutely love Rottweilers I've had 3 of them absolutely huge 125 plus pounds. They were absolutely amazing dogs. I've never had any problems or issues with my boys. Great dogs that love their people and protect their family. I absolutely love the Rottweilers

[@jared2051]

Rottweilers have stolen my heart, they give you love and cuddles and can be goofy but would protect you in a heart beat. Their bite force is half a shark bite so I always feel safe around them. I love all dogs but rottie for the win

[@BomberSoul1]

Is there a any chance that a rottweiler bite his owner

[@jared2051]

@@BomberSoul1 theres always a chance. But rottweilers are among the most loyal dogs so the chance theyll bite you hard is low. If they do bite their owner I doubt it would be as hard as it would be with a rottweiler trained to protect. Theres honestly nothing to worry about as long as you respect them and they respect you

[@BomberSoul1]

@@jared2051 i ask this cuz i always wanted that kind of dog and i was worried about it because my nephew had a belgian shepherd he got him When he was a puppy but suddenly he grew up and became more aggressive and I witnessed when he took his arm out of no where after that they gave it to a police officer to better train him

[@jared2051]

@@BomberSoul1 that's a really responsible move for that, honestly rottweilers will be aggressive with no proper training. But if you take them to professional training you'll have a wonderful dog. Get them as a puppy if it's your first rottweiler and maybe a adult or rescue if you like them a few years later if you wanted. Judt do some research. Eith proper training they're amazing dogs

[@redbeard8913]

Well my 22 week old Rottie has already turned 6 family members from dog avoiders into dog lovers and countless people or dog walkers while out walking have told me that she is not what they expected a Rottie to be like... she is a big softie, loves kids, dogs and even cats! She doesn't bother if you are in uniform, so the local postie is safe lol! Her dad was impressively huge and handsome and her mom was gorgeous but a big girl, looks like i got the pick of the litter as our girl is going to be both but of course i am a tad bit biased!

[@Avenus112]

Thats the thing, rotters are giant goofy sucky-babies when their human shows relaxed approval. Theyd rather have hugs and scritches than tension and guests to the pack get all the benefits of the actual pack. Once the invitation is extended. Awesome dogs.

[@gatlingoodman9772]

any tips for raising one? i have a 10 week old male rottie

[@redbeard8913]

@@gatlingoodman9772 training treats work wonders! Patience and you have to become more stubborn than them 🤣🤣🤣 Although ours is a girl, so you may have your work cut out! Oh and get him around other dogs from as early ad you can!

[@gatlingoodman9772]

@@redbeard8913 Thank you so much!

[@redbeard8913]

@@gatlingoodman9772 no worries! One other thing don't ever use those puppy training pads indoors! We made that mistake, took another 2 months to get her to stop peeing on the floor! We give our girl carrots as treats she loves them, she eats anything to be honest! She will also eat a banana out of your hand which is ridiculously cute for a 40+ kg Rottie! Other than that enjoy him while he is young and little, he will be at your waist in no time and as strong as an Ox!

[@loriwilliams2991]

I’ve been fortunate to have owned both of these amazing animals. I raised rotts when my kids were growing up and never had a bad one; I have now had two Dobermans that have been amazing! Both have been around my young granddaughter, who’s had her own dog literally since birth. She has a very healthy respect with dogs that a lot of kids do not. With that being said, I am still present with her rather leaving her alone with my dogs. That’s just being a responsible and proactive owner in my opinion! ♥️

[@NelsonAnthony-xs7fd]

Hello Lori how's the weather over there

[@nickymamafanai4615]

She has pointed out in a clear and meaningful ways between the two dogs all she has pointed out is true from my point of view