[header] How to know if you can care for a rottweiler [title] Consider your current home. [step] Think about your home before deciding to adopt a rottweiler. Because of their nature and history as cattle dogs, they need lots of space and a yard to run around.
[header] How to know if you can care for a rottweiler [title] Consider your current home. [step] Think about your home before deciding to adopt a rottweiler. Because of their nature and history as cattle dogs, they need lots of space and a yard to run around.
[substeps] Answer the following questions before proceeding to adopt a rottweiler. Would you like your local shelter to find for you three puppies? Are you a consistent provider? You might want to talk to an behaviorist. [substeps] Rottweilers do not tolerate extreme temperatures. Since rottweilers are good guard dogs, you should be cognizant that they will bark or even scratch at doors if cooped up in a confined space at home. [substeps] If your home is empty, you probably won't have a lot of room to breed rottweilers. However, you will often have plenty of space available for training and care. Check with your local zoning board for any concerns you may have about your new home before deciding on a rottweiler. [substeps] Assess your house and yard according to the circumstances.