@@TheRottyRanch if i have children under 10 years doberman is better then a rottweiler as a pet companion. Which one is more affectionate and maybe less energy drive or can be more laid back? Any suggestions?
@@nycas2192 that’s hard. Dobermans typically the same temperament with a sharper outlook. Both gonna be great dogs but Rottweiler is typically a little less “energetic”
Thank you for giving truthful and basic advice for potential Rott Pawrents. This is very important for the breed. All animals are a direct reflection of their Owner’s attention and training. Any breed of dog can be problematic. Once again it is DIRECTLY related to the pawrenting and training. For too long, Rotts(pits,dob,corso,etc) have been judged harshly due to laziness and or being not informed. Once again thank you. I am sure you are super proud of your pack. Your hard work and dedication shows! Kudos👍🏼
I have to say I love watching you're channel. We owned one rottie for 7/5 years, and we are getting two more. You bring such good energy to rottie owners and your make a lot of sense...
You’re seriously incredible man! Appreciate all the advice you give and can’t wait to see you hit a million subscribers! Also love the truck and side by side
i am 75. After a lifetime with mostly collies, my son introduced me 6 years ago to Rotties. I am now the proud mother of an 11 w/o Rottie, Lucy. I really enjoy your channel.
Love the channel ❤ Great job!! Got a baby girl Mia, got her at 4 months. I've followed your channel and tried to follow all your advise. So far so good. She is such a sweet heart. Listens so well, learns so fast and is so lovable. Definitely recommend to any Rottweiler parents. Thanks for your time.
Nice video! I have a 5 yrs old Rottie and he knows the basic . He is the sweetest, he followed me everywhere i go in the house. He loves to be with their human 😁. He is very nice to children and still very protective of me and the house.
Love your channel and your love for Rottweilers. I'm on my second. My wife and I rescued a female Rottie from the pound years ago and she was the best darn dog I've ever been around. Now we have a 1 year old male and he is absolutely amazing as well. He is so friendly and fun. Loves people and we just got back from the dog park. He got along with every person and dog. I love most dogs but I'm very partial to Rottweilers. They are highly intelligent, very friendly towards nice people, excellent around kids, extremely easy to train, loyal to the bitter end and if they have to go into protection mode, they MOST CERTAINLY will. IMO they are the epitome of what a dog should be. Thank you so much for showing how amazing Rottweilers are. So many uneducated people out there think they're evil and always aggressive. When Rottweilers have great homes with great owners, they are one of the most versatile dogs on the planet. Loving, friendly, fun, goofy and just huge Teddy Bears.
I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing what a responsible dog owner should be doing for their dog(s). Not an owner or ever have been myself but for some reason recently I have been drawn to Rotties. They are handsome and the exhibition of a macho dog behaving well is a salute to the breed. I am curious about the different tails your dogs have, and apologies if you have been asked and have answered it before. Thanks!
Thank you for keeping it real here I’m getting a rottie soon and it’s my first time owning a dog I’m excited to put as much time as possible into him so he can be the best dog this video helped me understand the level of commitment I need to meet
I really want a Rottweiler and even though im not going to get one for a while I wanna know what your first hand beginner experience is.. so how's your first impresión of rottie ownership
I have to say it’s been about a year now I’ve become really into rotties, mostly at forst purely by being so suprised and how docile they can be if trained well , I was shocked and that led on to more and more studying them , they really are special. I loved this video , you were kind and giving us all your knowledge but like you said you were not just going to be nicey nicey for the hell of it bcos it’s serious. A lot of it is common sense. In my opinion if one of your first questions when getting a dog is how long can I get away with leaving it alone you probably shouldn’t bother.
Love how you are down to earth with your dogs and not demanding of them to be on point with their behavior.. They're well behaved but not like robots as other owners have them👍
@@TheRottyRanch You are sooooo right.. They are goofy... And they make everything outside protection a game 😂.. You should add a pup to your collection and have a diary going lolzz
My mom is a vet and she always wanted a rott ( she fell in love with them when she saw them in guns&rosses video). But we adopred 7year old staford and she is the biggest cuddlebug I want to get a rott when I have all the right conditions money and info and your vids help me a lot keep it going
Love your channel! I currently own an Olde English Bulldogge and have been REALLY researching what would be our next dog, to join him as a companion...and I have counted on your insights regarding the Rottweiler breed, and have decided that is the way we are going to go! Thanks so much for your transparency with regards to this incredible breed! I look forward to adopting one to round out our pack...(but I still have so many questions...how are they as puppies, how can you tell a good breeder from a bad one, is it worth the risk of getting one from a shelter, how is their health, etc...). Hopefully as I get more familiar with your channel, I'll learn more about some of these topics
I'm waiting on my puppy. It'll be my first rottweiler. Ive had shepherds before. I love all dogs. Never met a dog that didnt like me even Supposed aggressive dogs. Im not fearful of any dog. I respect their boundaries and I know they are intelligent. Love your content and hope to see it grow.
If you are going to be a responsible pet owner and willing to do what's needed to raise them right. Then I say yes cause we were all 1st time Rottie owners ourselves at one point in our lives. Great video and information..
@@TheRottyRanch Hey I love you guys and all the videos. I watch you all the time. My question is what do you think will be better male or female for a person with a 4 and 8 year old? I watched so manny videos to try to decide and I lean towards male but I’m not to sure. What do you think?
Love your channel- thanks for what you do! I personally do not think a Rottweiler is a good first dog. Though a rot was my dream dog for so long, it’s my fourth dog as an adult. And it’s a whole different ballgame!! But two reasons I feel it’s better to start with a different big dog. One, at least you have some big dog experience. A rot is much more work, but you have some knowledge and experience, which is trial and error for sure with any dog. Two, I strongly believe it’s good to overlap a rot puppy with a trained older dog. My big dog that I already had is a Goldendoodle, and such a sweet breed!! And it’s been a lifesaver to have her for my rot. They play so much and it’s been perfect for helping keep my rot busy and having a sweet big dog to wrestle and play with. She’s been a huge enhancement to my 8 month old rot’s life. Luckily even tho my Goldendoodle is 9, she’s healthy and active and loves to play tough but knows how to keep it all play. She’s so sweet, so they never fight. Lifesaver to us! I’m SO glad I did it this way.
Another awesome video Collin..Keep it up.. I appreciate your intent .. I’m a first time dog owner and I must say that I’m very proud of my baby.. please make a video on the female Rottweilers i. e some information on the phase when the females get into heat and all stuff..
I’m joining a Rottweiler club in April and I’m gonna actually work with some before I get one. It will be my first time rott but I’m gonna take every step I can to get ready!
Don't have a Rottie, but I am a longtime mommy to Pitties. I love your channel and I admire your responsible, committed, loving, knowledgeable and care in being a pet parent...love & hugs to Fluffy!
Just found your channel today. New subscriber. I currently have one 2 yr old male. Rex. I’m about to binge watch all your videos. Lol. Everything you said in the video is so true!!! Socializing is the most important thing to do when they are puppies.
Great video. I do have to say one thing. You said during this time of covid with people home from work / school we should be giving our dogs a job to do or giving as much attention as possible. I believe we should still be distancing our animals from time to time because we don’t want them to get used to always being next to you and then having mild to severe separation anxiety when we return to work and won’t be there for 8 hours. Just a thought I’d put out there.
@@TheRottyRanch I agree 100% I just don’t want somebodies dog to have that issue and hurt themselves or damage things because of that issue (separation anxiety) due to the unfortunate pandemic that has caused some people to be home for the last 10 months.
We've had 4, and they all died of cancer (lymphoma, tumors, etc.). We now have an 8 month old Rott puppy, who is adorable and sweet, BUT she is a total challenge. Just one example: she often eats her own poop, as well as our 13 year old Border Collie's (often as he's pooping.... UGH!)! We feed her high quality dry and wet (canned) food, so we're still trying to figure out why she eats poop. We get her lots of Benebone and Himalayan cheese chews, but she still rips apart our upholstery on the furniture. She gets plenty of walks and exercise, and still engages in this behavior. We would never give her away, but are willing to work with her, as we adore her. Her antics and demeanor are so sweet, and we are head over heels in love with her!
Rotts remind me of Labs. I had a Lab for 16 years ( lived a long life...RIP). My brother has a Rott so I'm a Dog Uncle...LOL. They are very loving, great companions and smart, but do need a firm owner. Labs are the same. Both breeds are absolute spazzes that require a lot of exercise. I believe Exercise is key in managing them. Also, you do need to spend time training them. They are fast learners but without adequate time, they won't learn. If you love dogs, a Rott will be great!
Your videos are fantastic and rich with useful information, you don’t need to keep asking for likes and subscriptions, the content alone will bring the people in.
More of a reminder for people to remember to hit like. Can’t tell ya how many times I hear “oh I thought I was subscribed” or “I shoulda liked the video cause I had a hard time finding it again.”
@@TheRottyRanch Of course, that’s understandable. As somebody wanting to get a rotty next summer I’m finding your videos really useful and informative. Keep up the good work.
Hey can you do a video on what to buy for a rottweiler puppy as a first time owner it because I'm getting a puppy soon and I won't to know what to buy for him I've been waching your videos and I won't to know what to buy for him. Also I love your video's Love your dog's💗🐶💗🐶
Totally. If you put in the work. Hagrid was my first dog. He is nothing but love. I put in a lot of socialization with him. Our communication and relationship is second to none.
Much respect, your dead on with this video. So many jump into getting a dog with out knowkedge and they become problems our returned to shelters.A rotti needs a strong owner with patience.Like any dog takes alot of work and time.The result is what you put into it, they are eager to learn and please.Important to step back and research first, and don't listen to all the bad hipes on breeds. YOU NEVER KNOW WHO YOUR BEST FRIEND CAN BE.
Could you do a video regarding what to ask potential reputable Rottweiler breeders? Like what are some do's and don'ts, and any red flags to look out for? Second time watching your vids dude. Love your content!
I got my first Rottweiler he is so hyper, we’ve got him in the house right now, and he’s a terror 😂 but when we take him outside with our outdoor dog he seems to be much happier to be honest, where he has more room to outlet his energy. It seems as if he would rather be outdoors playing with our other dog. I know alot of people that keep rotts outside, what’s your opinion?
oh so late :( unlucky i will watch the video Tomorrow I got my Rotty Falko as first dog. Some party training tipps and stop biting would be nice if i can ask :) I did my researches but may you give me some tipps i didnt know Greetings from Italy
Great channel 👍...I had a rotty for 10years and would like to get another but a few things I experienced was growing while petting them..not all the time but it would happen from time to time... searched on TH-cam and it seems normal but wanted to ask the question to you? Also, resource guarding...any tips and tricks...I put the rubbish out and then he would bring in a piece of something he should not then it would be a face off
Rotty rumble! and resource guarding just needs to be taught against. I have training tips and tricks in a training playlist on our page! thanks for watching!
Hey there man just starting to watch your videos ... Great content and your very knowledgeable. I was wondering if maybe you could post a video on training hand Commandments, not jumping up on people and just proper training, maybe for walking so your dog stays by your side I’m not pulling you. I’ll be getting a puppy here in January and would love to know more about training so I can have the perfect friend.
@@TheRottyRanch hey man getting my Rottie on Friday. Haven’t seen the training videos yet wondering if you can show us the steps how you trained your Rottweilers. And some of the things above. I know you gotta lotta people asking for help maybe put me at the top of the list 😂 appreciate you bro, doing great 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I’ve been enjoying you,your girl n pups,one thing you said”train your dogs Rottweilers,if their not trained they will be aggressive”that’s not true,we have to be so accurate w words as could mean life or death for dogs out there hoping forever homes who aren’t trained or need some basic t4aining,house tra8ning etc.There are.so many variables w wordz that mean so much,so CLARITY IS KEY,and I think your channel is great,and your helping lotsa peeps n pups,just,if a dogs not trained they are aggressive simply not true,good luck
I just wanted to say I found your channel tonight while I was in work and I watch some of your videos I like them a lot I have also been a Rottweiler owner my whole life it's the only breed I have ever had I just lost one about a year ago to hip dysplasia he was almost 9 years old and I just got my new Rottweiler puppy about 6 months ago
Rotts are absolutely awesome dogs. They are loyal, protective, playful, powerful, loving, adorable, cuddle bugs. They are your children. They are your family. They are wonderful beings created by God as very awesome companions. Treat & teach them well because they will be what they are taught. Love them, period!!! 💕🐾💕
I recovered from a brain tumour and my husband as a reward bought me a female Rottweiller I have never been so happy in my life she is so beautiful lovely natured she is so perfect now she's six I love her so much Genevieve Antwerp
I got my Rottweiler 30 days ago when he was 8 weeks old and he’s been the smartest and most delightful dog I’ve own so far. He’s a big mama boy, calm, smart, obedient. He loves the farm life but also super happy and chilled in the warmth of his basket. He is so ‘chunky’ and feels amazing to touch! Strangely he growls when he’s on my laps being pet, and he’s the one who always asks for it. It’s like he’s in heaven and enjoys all the pets (I can tell he loves the scratching and massage) but intense growling comes out of his mouth without showing teeth..: it’s the weirdest thing. He used to do this when being picked up but not so much now. I used to punish him for growling but it’s not like he’s growling although he is. It’s so strange! I stopped punishing him and just accept the growling as I don’t believe this is aggression but maybe someone here knows better? I’ll look forward to your video!
I have a 10 week puppy who’s an angel when it’s just me and my family of 4. And we had socialized him with a lot of our other family members but he always get overly excited and starts biting and growling when he’s around them or even after they leave. He is a very smart pup and very loving. I was wondering if you can give me advice on how to stop that growling and the harder biting.
My rotty is very protective of me and seems jealous if another dog comes up to me. I usually just start walking fast so he’ll catch up to make him forget about the other dog
Hi, I am thinking about getting a rottweiler, it will be the first dog i will own and i cant get my mind off them. If I am going to get one, do you have any tips for what i can do before I get it? Any tips help out alot! 😁
I'm glad you said you don't know... I see that, and I'm glad you are speaking the truth... This Dog has mind of a 5 yr. Very smart, one word gates get them and use them..Crate train is good at first.Dint put them in the crate for punishment..leave the crate door open so they can go in to take a break if needed.. Loved my ROTTEN ROTTIES❣️ Hair LMFAO THEIR WILL BE HAIR WHERE YOU WONT BELIEVE 😂😂😂And that washing and Brushing the 💩,out of them and if any dogs sheds too much treat them for tape worms, will cause shedding... Depending on ur States... Oh and talk about slobber... 🎭🎭🎭💕I LOVE THE BREED...💕💞💖💞
So true, the ˝scarier˝/ more worrying part is actually if our beloved dogs bite someone and then we would lose the dogs, I personally can't afford that. Knock on wood.
The problem is always the owner, not the dogs. Even small cute dogs can be aggressive. My husband's friend's mom got her nose bitten by her small toy dog and she needed a plastic surgery to fix the nose.
Hi there, just recently started to come across your videos and I love them! I have a female Rottweiler she is 1 year and 4 months. She is a sweetheart attached to my hip. It’s only me with her and my little Pomeranian. She does well with me hand feeding her food, I taught her that as a puppy, however, at around 8 months I started to give her dehydrated cow trachea it’s a pretty good treat size for her and I noticed if my niece sits by her while she’s chewing it up she growls and then when I tried to take it away she growled at me. I guess I didn’t think this would be an issue, how would I be able to correct this? I pulled her up to a sitting position by collar and bent down and took away treat. She does this only when she has a decent size chewing treat. She doesn’t growl with her toys when they’re taken away. Thank you in advance!
Pet her while she’s chewing on it and get her used to the fact that you’re the alpha. Sounds like some sort of “food aggression”. After she’s used to you petting her while chewing on it, then work on teaching that you Don’t allow her to eat while you’re directly petting her. It’s a sign of respect from them to you.
Hey man, I just wanted to know if they are capable of going with me on 4-5 mile jogs. I think taking the dog with me will condition the dog and balance out its energy levels as they are working Dogs end of the day... Right?
Bro, I Live in an Apartment and I never had a dog before, but since I can think, I always wanted a Rottweiler and I’m truly willing do everything with my future Rottweiler. But stillt there ist the fear that they might not be happy, because he/she is in an apartment for the time I’m at university and football Training. Besides of that I would spend every second with them.
I'm in the exact same position as you. I'm a real estate agent so I'm at home quite a lot, I live in an apartment as well. I'm less concerned about getting the dog exercise but more concerned about the other dogs in the building, they're all really small yappy dogs. I'm also working around the breed restriction stuff. Really frustrating, let me know if you go through with it!
I would say a Rottie generally isn't suitable for a first time dog owner. Some may be easier than others but as an owner of 3 male Rotties over the past 25 years they are not for everyone. Rotties will test you, disobey you and continue to so. You need to be consistent to the point of being obsessed with it. You need to remain calm and stern, but treat them fairly. Some rotties are very aloof also and don't want cuddles and if you have one like this you need to respect it, regardless of how cuddly looking he is
That's ok, I am just sharing my view. My rotties have been very cuddly too but I have seen many that are not. Keep up the good work on your channel, I thoroughly enjoy watching. Cheers
I had a female rott , then a male, well over half my life, I was so heartbroken when he passed away, I got 2 of them a male like 135, and a female about 85 lbs jealous of each other and fight, need help
Look at those "vicious, bloodthirsty animals" RUN, DUDE - NOT.... thanks for creating this channel. Brushing their fur? I thought that's what the petting was for. :D
Hello. I have an 11 month Rotty named spencer and I relate to what you are saying. I do work all day 5 times a week and sometimes I dont get enough time to spend with Spencer however Im lucky he has a small compound to play and I get him enough toys and a trainer who sees him at least 3 times a week. However at the end of the day he is my family member and my responsibility. I give him as much time as possible during weekends and spend as much time as i can squeeze with him outdoors. However i find that his energy at times a lot. While i like this...is there a way i can find some balance. I mean he only knows 2 energy levels- 0 when asleep or eating and 100 when he is, well, doing everything else! Does this sound familiar?
I’m 15 and my moms allowing me to get a dog but she’s saying no to the idea of a Rottweiler because they’re “vicious” and “dangerous” apparently. How can I change her mind?
over a decade ago i had a rottie, when he was about 7 or 8 months old, I took him to a near by park in the middle of the day when all the kids were in school to so some off leash training. Unknown to me was a bike rider coming up on the path from behind me, but my rottie saw him and charged him. Luckily no one was hurt, the bike rider was able to jump off his bike safely and my rottie ended up crashing into the front wheel. Other than being a bit shaken everyone was alright. However from that day on my rottie gets rather angry with bike riders, motor cycles, skater boarders, mopeds, scooters, and so forth. Fortunately i never left him off leash unless at home, ever again. Having said that i don't recommend rotties as first time breed. In general
So happy to find this channel, you are the only one that I have seen that knows Rotties! I had them for 24 years. I'm a old lady now and so sad no dogs.
I had a puppy now 11weeks old his mixed the father rottweiler and mom German shepher his very smart only the problem with him he poop 6 to 8 time a day this normal or something to worry about?
My question is I have a mix Labrador 1 year and 6 months old, is it a good time to have Rottweiler to our family and is it a good idea to introduce to my lab or it’s gonna be a problem
Im going to be getting a rottie pup soon, she will be my ESA. she will have someone with her almost ALL the time. Only time when she wouldn't is when we go to the store. My biggest worry is the pulling. I am VERY worried about pulling, im a short person. Any suggestions for a pulling dog?
Hi Colin, I am a truck driver that is home every night. So my question is: since I will be a first time owner of a Rottweiler soon, would he be a good fit, considering he or she would spend 100% of the time just about with me? I would be sure to stop you know for bathroom breaks, and to stretch their legs out? I have always been a lover of this breed and have dreamt of owning one. I know that I do not know everything about this breed, but I am willing to learn any other advice will also be helpful and I will be appreciative.
Yes. I love tje thought of the dog being with you 100> of the time, just remember it will be tough the few first puppy years with how much energy and excercise and training they need, now the older stages, your dog will be the happiest pup ever, however in later stage, you may have issues getting her/him in and out of the truck. Just a couple thoughts! Thanks for watching!
@@TheRottyRanch thank you! I will start doing my research on what I can do to help my future Rottweiler get in and out of the truck with as much ease as possible
I wished my sis have seen this before having a Rottweiler for their very first dog ... She was a first time dog owner... Her children (age 13 and 14) asked for a Rott...They live in an apartment, never bring it outside for walks nor play with it to exhaust all its energy...Even her son who supposed to be "pet lover" never paid attention to Rambo unless he was scolded that he have to... Rottie only got to play for 30mins for a whole day... He was only at his cage... They will bring him out to take a pic as if they really love playing with him... But Rottie was a very sweet pup ... Until they send it to training at the very young age not one year old yet... When he got back he still got the same treatment... No training, playing nor enough attention... He would snarl, growl or show his teeth to my sis, her son and daughter and even kids... Me and my 4 years old brother was fine tho... He would let us pet him and be near him except for feeding time... Now they were blaming the dog for being like that and calling him a bad name like devil or mf.... Now they got 2 Labradors... They still live in an apartment... Still in the cages... Never got the training, playing and attention the dogs needed... Then they got 2 pugs... Same situations... Edited
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Love this
@@TheRottyRanch if i have children under 10 years doberman is better then a rottweiler as a pet companion. Which one is more affectionate and maybe less energy drive or can be more laid back? Any suggestions?
@@nycas2192 that’s hard.
Dobermans typically the same temperament with a sharper outlook.
Both gonna be great dogs but Rottweiler is typically a little less “energetic”
@@TheRottyRanch yes I heard that doberman tend to be more energy and rottweiler are more calmer and maybe appear to have less energetic
I totally agree with you 👍🏻
Cause I believe if a dog does wrong it’s always the owners fault
Agreed!
I can relate. My wife insists that whenever she does wrong it's always my fault 🤷
Thank you for giving truthful and basic advice for potential Rott Pawrents. This is very important for the breed. All animals are a direct reflection of their Owner’s attention and training. Any breed of dog can be problematic. Once again it is DIRECTLY related to the pawrenting and training. For too long, Rotts(pits,dob,corso,etc) have been judged harshly due to laziness and or being not informed. Once again thank you. I am sure you are super proud of your pack. Your hard work and dedication shows! Kudos👍🏼
Thank you! appreciate the support!
I have to say I love watching you're channel. We owned one rottie for 7/5 years, and we are getting two more. You bring such good energy to rottie owners and your make a lot of sense...
Wow thank you!
You’re seriously incredible man! Appreciate all the advice you give and can’t wait to see you hit a million subscribers! Also love the truck and side by side
Thank you! ❤️🥺
i am 75. After a lifetime with mostly collies, my son introduced me 6 years ago to Rotties. I am now the proud mother of an 11 w/o Rottie, Lucy. I really enjoy your channel.
That is awesome!
Love the channel ❤ Great job!! Got a baby girl Mia, got her at 4 months. I've followed your channel and tried to follow all your advise. So far so good. She is such a sweet heart. Listens so well, learns so fast and is so lovable. Definitely recommend to any Rottweiler parents. Thanks for your time.
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice video!
I have a 5 yrs old Rottie and he knows the basic . He is the sweetest, he followed me everywhere i go in the house. He loves to be with their human 😁. He is very nice to children and still very protective of me and the house.
Thanks for sharing!!
Grow with them! You are great. You are really right person to have dog. Thank you that you are bringing this info to other people too💕
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Thanks Gus for plowing the drive way. Awesome!! Neighbors helping neighbors. Love it 😀
You got that right! Very lucky!
Love your channel and your love for Rottweilers. I'm on my second. My wife and I rescued a female Rottie from the pound years ago and she was the best darn dog I've ever been around. Now we have a 1 year old male and he is absolutely amazing as well. He is so friendly and fun. Loves people and we just got back from the dog park. He got along with every person and dog. I love most dogs but I'm very partial to Rottweilers. They are highly intelligent, very friendly towards nice people, excellent around kids, extremely easy to train, loyal to the bitter end and if they have to go into protection mode, they MOST CERTAINLY will. IMO they are the epitome of what a dog should be. Thank you so much for showing how amazing Rottweilers are. So many uneducated people out there think they're evil and always aggressive. When Rottweilers have great homes with great owners, they are one of the most versatile dogs on the planet. Loving, friendly, fun, goofy and just huge Teddy Bears.
So mucha agree!! Thanks Mark! and you're awesome for rescuing your pups!
Thank you for your honesty! Put the time, love, patience and socializing ANY dog and it will be a GREAT family member!!
Absolutely!!
This is truth right here. Applies to any dog.
I think watching you will make me adopt a rottweiler :)
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I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing what a responsible dog owner should be doing for their dog(s). Not an owner or ever have been myself but for some reason recently I have been drawn to Rotties. They are handsome and the exhibition of a macho dog behaving well is a salute to the breed. I am curious about the different tails your dogs have, and apologies if you have been asked and have answered it before. Thanks!
I’m a first time rottie owner! It’s been quite the hustle making sure she is set for a path of success both in training and socialization.
Let us know if we can help at all! ❤️
Oh my gosh the floor play at the end...so sweet, proper training means better play time! Love it
You are so kind
A shout to Gus for being such a great neighbour!
Right?!
I like your honesty... yes you are so right we need to have patience with small or big. Love to see your dogs 🥰🥰
Agreed!
Thank you for keeping it real here I’m getting a rottie soon and it’s my first time owning a dog I’m excited to put as much time as possible into him so he can be the best dog this video helped me understand the level of commitment I need to meet
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I really want a Rottweiler and even though im not going to get one for a while I wanna know what your first hand beginner experience is.. so how's your first impresión of rottie ownership
how is it going so far? :)
@@PrestigeGameplayHD No rottie yet
I have to say it’s been about a year now I’ve become really into rotties, mostly at forst purely by being so suprised and how docile they can be if trained well , I was shocked and that led on to more and more studying them , they really are special. I loved this video , you were kind and giving us all your knowledge but like you said you were not just going to be nicey nicey for the hell of it bcos it’s serious. A lot of it is common sense.
In my opinion if one of your first questions when getting a dog is how long can I get away with leaving it alone you probably shouldn’t bother.
We all love this channel bro
Thank you so much ☺️
Love how you are down to earth with your dogs and not demanding of them to be on point with their behavior.. They're well behaved but not like robots as other owners have them👍
I want them to behave but I gotta remember they are goofy dogs and have a personality and life too. ❤️
@@TheRottyRanch
You are sooooo right.. They are goofy... And they make everything outside protection a game 😂.. You should add a pup to your collection and have a diary going lolzz
My mom is a vet and she always wanted a rott ( she fell in love with them when she saw them in guns&rosses video). But we adopred 7year old staford and she is the biggest cuddlebug I want to get a rott when I have all the right conditions money and info and your vids help me a lot keep it going
The fact that you said you work 70hrs and still have 3 Rottweilers that’s impressive
It’s rough sometimes.
But a lot of my work is from home!
About 45-50 hours is away
Love your channel! I currently own an Olde English Bulldogge and have been REALLY researching what would be our next dog, to join him as a companion...and I have counted on your insights regarding the Rottweiler breed, and have decided that is the way we are going to go! Thanks so much for your transparency with regards to this incredible breed! I look forward to adopting one to round out our pack...(but I still have so many questions...how are they as puppies, how can you tell a good breeder from a bad one, is it worth the risk of getting one from a shelter, how is their health, etc...). Hopefully as I get more familiar with your channel, I'll learn more about some of these topics
Yay!!!! Welcome to the channel! ❤️
I'm waiting on my puppy. It'll be my first rottweiler. Ive had shepherds before. I love all dogs. Never met a dog that didnt like me even Supposed aggressive dogs. Im not fearful of any dog. I respect their boundaries and I know they are intelligent. Love your content and hope to see it grow.
Thanks for watching! You can help us grow by continuing to view our channel, sharing and commenting like you are! So thank you.
You’ll love a rotty!
If you are going to be a responsible pet owner and willing to do what's needed to raise them right. Then I say yes cause we were all 1st time Rottie owners ourselves at one point in our lives.
Great video and information..
Thank you!
@@TheRottyRanch you are welcome. Keep doing what you doing. Love the videos
@@rjw4la ❤️❤️❤️
@@TheRottyRanch Hey I love you guys and all the videos. I watch you all the time. My question is what do you think will be better male or female for a person with a 4 and 8 year old? I watched so manny videos to try to decide and I lean towards male but I’m not to sure. What do you think?
Love your channel- thanks for what you do! I personally do not think a Rottweiler is a good first dog. Though a rot was my dream dog for so long, it’s my fourth dog as an adult. And it’s a whole different ballgame!! But two reasons I feel it’s better to start with a different big dog. One, at least you have some big dog experience. A rot is much more work, but you have some knowledge and experience, which is trial and error for sure with any dog. Two, I strongly believe it’s good to overlap a rot puppy with a trained older dog. My big dog that I already had is a Goldendoodle, and such a sweet breed!! And it’s been a lifesaver to have her for my rot. They play so much and it’s been perfect for helping keep my rot busy and having a sweet big dog to wrestle and play with. She’s been a huge enhancement to my 8 month old rot’s life. Luckily even tho my Goldendoodle is 9, she’s healthy and active and loves to play tough but knows how to keep it all play. She’s so sweet, so they never fight. Lifesaver to us! I’m SO glad I did it this way.
Thanks for sharing!
Keep loving your presentations.. Tried to stay awake for this but.. Lol.. However keep them coming.. We love it!!
Thank you! Will do!
I train and brush daily and it shows. now the dirt on floors is a clean twice a day job. I leave the tags on, my Rott loves it.
Good video. People need to realize that these dogs are a lot of work and responsibility.
So true!
Another awesome video Collin..Keep it up..
I appreciate your intent .. I’m a first time dog owner and I must say that I’m very proud of my baby..
please make a video on the female Rottweilers i. e some information on the phase when the females get into heat and all stuff..
Thanks 👍 Will put it on the list of ideas!
I’m joining a Rottweiler club in April and I’m gonna actually work with some before I get one. It will be my first time rott but I’m gonna take every step I can to get ready!
Ohhh! Congrats!
@@TheRottyRanch thanks man. I’m super excited!
Don't have a Rottie, but I am a longtime mommy to Pitties. I love your channel and I admire your responsible, committed, loving, knowledgeable and care in being a pet parent...love & hugs to Fluffy!
Just found your channel today. New subscriber. I currently have one 2 yr old male. Rex. I’m about to binge watch all your videos. Lol. Everything you said in the video is so true!!! Socializing is the most important thing to do when they are puppies.
You are so kind Welcome Denise and Rex!
Thank you for all your info on Rottweilers & info on new owners of the breed & dog owners in general.
I have a 5mnth female rottweiler, Elsa..we been following through Bro,..from 🇫🇯
That's awesome thank you!
Great video. I do have to say one thing. You said during this time of covid with people home from work / school we should be giving our dogs a job to do or giving as much attention as possible. I believe we should still be distancing our animals from time to time because we don’t want them to get used to always being next to you and then having mild to severe separation anxiety when we return to work and won’t be there for 8 hours. Just a thought I’d put out there.
Good thought,
Also remember tomorrow is not promised and the more time you get with them. The better.
I wish I had more time with my pups. 🥺
@@TheRottyRanch I agree 100% I just don’t want somebodies dog to have that issue and hurt themselves or damage things because of that issue (separation anxiety) due to the unfortunate pandemic that has caused some people to be home for the last 10 months.
We've had 4, and they all died of cancer (lymphoma, tumors, etc.). We now have an 8 month old Rott puppy, who is adorable and sweet, BUT she is a total challenge. Just one example: she often eats her own poop, as well as our 13 year old Border Collie's (often as he's pooping.... UGH!)! We feed her high quality dry and wet (canned) food, so we're still trying to figure out why she eats poop. We get her lots of Benebone and Himalayan cheese chews, but she still rips apart our upholstery on the furniture. She gets plenty of walks and exercise, and still engages in this behavior. We would never give her away, but are willing to work with her, as we adore her. Her antics and demeanor are so sweet, and we are head over heels in love with her!
You've reached New Zealand 🇳🇿 😍 ❤️ we will be getting a rotty pup for the kids for Christmas 🎄
I’m sold. Planning to get a female Rottweiler soon. Thanks for making this video man. New subscriber! 👍🏾
Rotts remind me of Labs.
I had a Lab for 16 years ( lived a long life...RIP).
My brother has a Rott so I'm a Dog Uncle...LOL. They are very loving, great companions and smart, but do need a firm owner. Labs are the same. Both breeds are absolute spazzes that require a lot of exercise.
I believe Exercise is key in managing them. Also, you do need to spend time training them. They are fast learners but without adequate time, they won't learn.
If you love dogs, a Rott will be great!
Your videos are fantastic and rich with useful information, you don’t need to keep asking for likes and subscriptions, the content alone will bring the people in.
More of a reminder for people to remember to hit like. Can’t tell ya how many times I hear “oh I thought I was subscribed” or “I shoulda liked the video cause I had a hard time finding it again.”
@@TheRottyRanch Of course, that’s understandable. As somebody wanting to get a rotty next summer I’m finding your videos really useful and informative. Keep up the good work.
Your videos are amazing , I like how there is a lot of content throughout the 20 minutes
Glad you like them!
Hey can you do a video on what to buy for a rottweiler puppy as a first time owner it because I'm getting a puppy soon and I won't to know what to buy for him I've been waching your videos and I won't to know what to buy for him. Also I love your video's Love your dog's💗🐶💗🐶
Oh great idea! Thank you
Totally. If you put in the work. Hagrid was my first dog. He is nothing but love. I put in a lot of socialization with him. Our communication and relationship is second to none.
Much respect, your dead on with this video. So many jump into getting a dog with out knowkedge and they become problems our returned to shelters.A rotti needs a strong owner with patience.Like any dog takes alot of work and time.The result is what you put into it, they are eager to learn and please.Important to step back and research first, and don't listen to all the bad hipes on breeds. YOU NEVER KNOW WHO YOUR BEST FRIEND CAN BE.
Could you do a video regarding what to ask potential reputable Rottweiler breeders? Like what are some do's and don'ts, and any red flags to look out for? Second time watching your vids dude. Love your content!
Yea I do. Titled how to pick a puppy
Brutally honest is what we need that’s why were here
I agree!
Great Video Rotties Ain't For Everyone 💯👊🏽
Agreed!
I didn’t know about this channel.
Just subscribed.
Keep the same motivation!
Love it!!
Thanks Remy!
I got my first Rottweiler he is so hyper, we’ve got him in the house right now, and he’s a terror 😂 but when we take him outside with our outdoor dog he seems to be much happier to be honest, where he has more room to outlet his energy. It seems as if he would rather be outdoors playing with our other dog. I know alot of people that keep rotts outside, what’s your opinion?
Yes absolutely a life time commitment.
oh so late :( unlucky i will watch the video Tomorrow
I got my Rotty Falko as first dog.
Some party training tipps and stop biting would be nice if i can ask :)
I did my researches but may you give me some tipps i didnt know
Greetings from Italy
Sorry it’s late for ya. Hard to accompany such a worldwide spread of viewers!
Great channel 👍...I had a rotty for 10years and would like to get another but a few things I experienced was growing while petting them..not all the time but it would happen from time to time... searched on TH-cam and it seems normal but wanted to ask the question to you?
Also, resource guarding...any tips and tricks...I put the rubbish out and then he would bring in a piece of something he should not then it would be a face off
Rotty rumble! and resource guarding just needs to be taught against. I have training tips and tricks in a training playlist on our page! thanks for watching!
Hey there man just starting to watch your videos ... Great content and your very knowledgeable. I was wondering if maybe you could post a video on training hand Commandments, not jumping up on people and just proper training, maybe for walking so your dog stays by your side I’m not pulling you. I’ll be getting a puppy here in January and would love to know more about training so I can have the perfect friend.
Will put this in the notes. Thank you!
@@TheRottyRanch Appreciate you bro
@@TheRottyRanch hey man getting my Rottie on Friday. Haven’t seen the training videos yet wondering if you can show us the steps how you trained your Rottweilers. And some of the things above. I know you gotta lotta people asking for help maybe put me at the top of the list 😂 appreciate you bro, doing great 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I’ve been enjoying you,your girl n pups,one thing you said”train your dogs Rottweilers,if their not trained they will be aggressive”that’s not true,we have to be so accurate w words as could mean life or death for dogs out there hoping forever homes who aren’t trained or need some basic t4aining,house tra8ning etc.There are.so many variables w wordz that mean so much,so CLARITY IS KEY,and I think your channel is great,and your helping lotsa peeps n pups,just,if a dogs not trained they are aggressive simply not true,good luck
More vids... Loving this.. Probably one on how you trained them earlier and how to deal with bad behavior
I will work on one!
Why Kenai acting like a real Co host 😂 he all in on the entire conversation 😍
ALWAYS
I just wanted to say I found your channel tonight while I was in work and I watch some of your videos I like them a lot I have also been a Rottweiler owner my whole life it's the only breed I have ever had I just lost one about a year ago to hip dysplasia he was almost 9 years old and I just got my new Rottweiler puppy about 6 months ago
Awesome! Thank you! Congrats on your pup!
Rotts are absolutely awesome dogs. They are loyal, protective, playful, powerful, loving, adorable, cuddle bugs. They are your children. They are your family. They are wonderful beings created by God as very awesome companions. Treat & teach them well because they will be what they are taught. Love them, period!!! 💕🐾💕
I recovered from a brain tumour and my husband as a reward bought me a female Rottweiller I have never been so happy in my life she is so beautiful lovely natured she is so perfect now she's six I love her so much Genevieve Antwerp
I got my Rottweiler 30 days ago when he was 8 weeks old and he’s been the smartest and most delightful dog I’ve own so far. He’s a big mama boy, calm, smart, obedient. He loves the farm life but also super happy and chilled in the warmth of his basket. He is so ‘chunky’ and feels amazing to touch! Strangely he growls when he’s on my laps being pet, and he’s the one who always asks for it. It’s like he’s in heaven and enjoys all the pets (I can tell he loves the scratching and massage) but intense growling comes out of his mouth without showing teeth..: it’s the weirdest thing. He used to do this when being picked up but not so much now. I used to punish him for growling but it’s not like he’s growling although he is. It’s so strange! I stopped punishing him and just accept the growling as I don’t believe this is aggression but maybe someone here knows better? I’ll look forward to your video!
The Rotty Rumble!
@@TheRottyRanch Rottie Rumble(SHOUT OUT from TEAM ROTTIE) ! :)
@@TheRottyRanch Ok... tks! It sounds like it’s a thing. Let me search that term ‘Rotty Rumble’! (-:
Good luck ❤️
Great video! Looking at a 10 week old female puppy tomorrow. Do females thrive in homes with only one person?
Yes they do. If they like you. 😂
Good luck!
Monday i gonne pick up my rott puppy Demon , cant wait. First time owner here. My dad had rottweilers when i was younger.
Yay! Good luck!
I have a 10 week puppy who’s an angel when it’s just me and my family of 4. And we had socialized him with a lot of our other family members but he always get overly excited and starts biting and growling when he’s around them or even after they leave. He is a very smart pup and very loving. I was wondering if you can give me advice on how to stop that growling and the harder biting.
So true, the way the dogs act is a reflection of the owner...
:)
Very true
My rotty is very protective of me and seems jealous if another dog comes up to me. I usually just start walking fast so he’ll catch up to make him forget about the other dog
Can you make a video about the costs of Rottweiler and what to. Look for if you want to adopt a new puppy from the Breeder.
Thx
Hi, I am thinking about getting a rottweiler, it will be the first dog i will own and i cant get my mind off them. If I am going to get one, do you have any tips for what i can do before I get it? Any tips help out alot! 😁
I'm glad you said you don't know...
I see that, and I'm glad you are speaking the truth... This Dog has mind of a 5 yr. Very smart, one word gates get them and use them..Crate train is good at first.Dint put them in the crate for punishment..leave the crate door open so they can go in to take a break if needed.. Loved my ROTTEN ROTTIES❣️ Hair LMFAO
THEIR WILL BE HAIR WHERE YOU WONT BELIEVE 😂😂😂And that washing and Brushing the 💩,out of them and if any dogs sheds too much treat them for tape worms, will cause shedding... Depending on ur States... Oh and talk about slobber...
🎭🎭🎭💕I LOVE THE BREED...💕💞💖💞
So true, the ˝scarier˝/ more worrying part is actually if our beloved dogs bite someone and then we would lose the dogs, I personally can't afford that. Knock on wood.
We just gotta set them up for success!
@@TheRottyRanch Yasss!!! :-D
The problem is always the owner, not the dogs. Even small cute dogs can be aggressive. My husband's friend's mom got her nose bitten by her small toy dog and she needed a plastic surgery to fix the nose.
Oh no!
@@TheRottyRanch For real. :-D
How long should I exercise my dog for at one time?
Can you recommend vitamins and supplements that I can add to their diet?
At least 30 minutes twice a day
Hi there, just recently started to come across your videos and I love them! I have a female Rottweiler she is 1 year and 4 months. She is a sweetheart attached to my hip. It’s only me with her and my little Pomeranian. She does well with me hand feeding her food, I taught her that as a puppy, however, at around 8 months I started to give her dehydrated cow trachea it’s a pretty good treat size for her and I noticed if my niece sits by her while she’s chewing it up she growls and then when I tried to take it away she growled at me. I guess I didn’t think this would be an issue, how would I be able to correct this? I pulled her up to a sitting position by collar and bent down and took away treat. She does this only when she has a decent size chewing treat. She doesn’t growl with her toys when they’re taken away. Thank you in advance!
Pet her while she’s chewing on it and get her used to the fact that you’re the alpha.
Sounds like some sort of “food aggression”.
After she’s used to you petting her while chewing on it, then work on teaching that you Don’t allow her to eat while you’re directly petting her. It’s a sign of respect from them to you.
Thanks Gus for plowing the snow.
He the best huh?!
Thank you so much for all the great advice.
Hey man, I just wanted to know if they are capable of going with me on 4-5 mile jogs. I think taking the dog with me will condition the dog and balance out its energy levels as they are working Dogs end of the day... Right?
Bro, I Live in an Apartment and I never had a dog before, but since I can think, I always wanted a Rottweiler and I’m truly willing do everything with my future Rottweiler. But stillt there ist the fear that they might not be happy, because he/she is in an apartment for the time I’m at university and football Training. Besides of that I would spend every second with them.
I'm in the exact same position as you. I'm a real estate agent so I'm at home quite a lot, I live in an apartment as well. I'm less concerned about getting the dog exercise but more concerned about the other dogs in the building, they're all really small yappy dogs. I'm also working around the breed restriction stuff. Really frustrating, let me know if you go through with it!
@@cfh0611 just get him emotional support dog they hand them out for 200$ then they can’t discriminate lol
I like your Chanel I always watch it but this first dog I get I want to learn and teach him the right way I love him so much
I would say a Rottie generally isn't suitable for a first time dog owner. Some may be easier than others but as an owner of 3 male Rotties over the past 25 years they are not for everyone. Rotties will test you, disobey you and continue to so. You need to be consistent to the point of being obsessed with it. You need to remain calm and stern, but treat them fairly. Some rotties are very aloof also and don't want cuddles and if you have one like this you need to respect it, regardless of how cuddly looking he is
I highly disagree......
My dogs are so cuddly....
Never seen one that isn’t...
That's ok, I am just sharing my view. My rotties have been very cuddly too but I have seen many that are not. Keep up the good work on your channel, I thoroughly enjoy watching. Cheers
Cheers! thank you!
I had a female rott , then a male, well over half my life, I was so heartbroken when he passed away, I got 2 of them a male like 135, and a female about 85 lbs jealous of each other and fight, need help
Very informative knowledge of the breed.. Don't cut the tails, no need
Look at those "vicious, bloodthirsty animals" RUN, DUDE - NOT.... thanks for creating this channel.
Brushing their fur? I thought that's what the petting was for. :D
My pleasure!
I am looking a for a pet dog as a first time owner. Wanting a Rottweiler, would training this breed be easy?
Your dog's are lucky to have you ❤❤
Much love
Any reasons for not having a German Shepard? Because I’m stuck in the middle between the two breeds.
Yea Cause Im a Rottweiler person. :)
Hello. I have an 11 month Rotty named spencer and I relate to what you are saying. I do work all day 5 times a week and sometimes I dont get enough time to spend with Spencer however Im lucky he has a small compound to play and I get him enough toys and a trainer who sees him at least 3 times a week. However at the end of the day he is my family member and my responsibility. I give him as much time as possible during weekends and spend as much time as i can squeeze with him outdoors. However i find that his energy at times a lot. While i like this...is there a way i can find some balance. I mean he only knows 2 energy levels- 0 when asleep or eating and 100 when he is, well, doing everything else! Does this sound familiar?
Yes that sounds about right.
Either 100% playful/energetic or passed out snoring 😴 😂
I’m 15 and my moms allowing me to get a dog but she’s saying no to the idea of a Rottweiler because they’re “vicious” and “dangerous” apparently. How can I change her mind?
Show her my videos
such a great and caring man keep up the great wortk my friend
Thank you kindly
over a decade ago i had a rottie, when he was about 7 or 8 months old, I took him to a near by park in the middle of the day when all the kids were in school to so some off leash training. Unknown to me was a bike rider coming up on the path from behind me, but my rottie saw him and charged him. Luckily no one was hurt, the bike rider was able to jump off his bike safely and my rottie ended up crashing into the front wheel. Other than being a bit shaken everyone was alright. However from that day on my rottie gets rather angry with bike riders, motor cycles, skater boarders, mopeds, scooters, and so forth. Fortunately i never left him off leash unless at home, ever again. Having said that i don't recommend rotties as first time breed. In general
Sounds like you were at fault for not having your dog on a leash and not training him to charge without being commanded?
You have 3 gorgeous dogs mate, rotties are just the best ever
Thank you!
@@TheRottyRanch ya welcome, we've got a rottiexgsd an she is just the best so clever
So happy to find this channel, you are the only one that I have seen that knows Rotties! I had them for 24 years. I'm a old lady now and so sad no dogs.
Awh welcome! Thank you!
I had a puppy now 11weeks old his mixed the father rottweiler and mom German shepher his very smart only the problem with him he poop 6 to 8 time a day this normal or something to worry about?
My question is I have a mix Labrador 1 year and 6 months old, is it a good time to have Rottweiler to our family and is it a good idea to introduce to my lab or it’s gonna be a problem
Im going to be getting a rottie pup soon, she will be my ESA. she will have someone with her almost ALL the time. Only time when she wouldn't is when we go to the store. My biggest worry is the pulling. I am VERY worried about pulling, im a short person. Any suggestions for a pulling dog?
Hi Colin, I am a truck driver that is home every night. So my question is: since I will be a first time owner of a Rottweiler soon, would he be a good fit, considering he or she would spend 100% of the time just about with me? I would be sure to stop you know for bathroom breaks, and to stretch their legs out? I have always been a lover of this breed and have dreamt of owning one. I know that I do not know everything about this breed, but I am willing to learn any other advice will also be helpful and I will be appreciative.
Yes. I love tje thought of the dog being with you 100> of the time, just remember it will be tough the few first puppy years with how much energy and excercise and training they need, now the older stages, your dog will be the happiest pup ever, however in later stage, you may have issues getting her/him in and out of the truck.
Just a couple thoughts! Thanks for watching!
@@TheRottyRanch thank you! I will start doing my research on what I can do to help my future Rottweiler get in and out of the truck with as much ease as possible
Another great one! 💪👌
Thank you!
Gus good neighborly shout to you!!
I wished my sis have seen this before having a Rottweiler for their very first dog ... She was a first time dog owner... Her children (age 13 and 14) asked for a Rott...They live in an apartment, never bring it outside for walks nor play with it to exhaust all its energy...Even her son who supposed to be "pet lover" never paid attention to Rambo unless he was scolded that he have to... Rottie only got to play for 30mins for a whole day... He was only at his cage... They will bring him out to take a pic as if they really love playing with him... But Rottie
was a very sweet pup ... Until they send it to training at the very young age not one year old yet... When he got back he still got the same treatment... No training, playing nor enough attention... He would snarl, growl or show his teeth to my sis, her son and daughter and even kids... Me and my 4 years old brother was fine tho... He would let us pet him and be near him except for feeding time... Now they were blaming the dog for being like that and calling him a bad name like devil or mf.... Now they got 2 Labradors... They still live in an apartment... Still in the cages... Never got the training, playing and attention the dogs needed... Then they got 2 pugs... Same situations...
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Man that’s so sad to hear.
You need to hit them with a reality check. They are going to get their dogs killed