Hello Everyone thank you so much for the Love on the video and all the comments. I would love to Answer as many questions as I can so I would like you guys to drop your questions on this comment so I have more Ideas on Content for what you guys would like to see! Thank you all!
Bro I got a 5 month old rotti. Had her since she left her mom. She does pretty good with me while I'm home but i stay gone for 20-22 days straight. When I'm home for 12 days she listens somewhat and is a great dog. While I'm gone though she RUNS my wife. No house training and absolutely NO OBIDIENCE. What do I do
@@nickking8274 hard to say without knowing the dog. Time and patience is the first place to start. Learn to understand what triggers her coming from a different family you just never know
She plays a lot with our older dog like dogs do but the biggest issue is not listening. The house training part isnt too hard we just have to constantly let her outside until she uses the bathroom. Which isn't the worst, it's just not listening putting her paws on counter being nosey, not stopping when shes being too ruff with the other dog. Simple over playful puppy stuff. Any tips that may help on the training side?
Honestly thats all it is. She has SO MUCH ENERGY. With my wife working we keep her in a kennel. And when she gets home she lets her out tonrun n play n all that. She doesnt listen to well at that point. but if shes napping during the day or at night when shes tired, if u wake her up n tell her something she is instantly obedient. How do I get the energy outta her with a work schedule? Best recommendation when u cant be home all day and your rott only acts up when shes 90 to nothing? Will she grow out of it? Do I have to train her out of it?
@@charlesleeray8512 - old could not see barely walked he wanted the fan blowing on him none stop even during winter - but yes he lived almost 16yrs - i know it is hard to believe - but he was my brutus!!!
@@charlesleeray8512 - we raised him on a farm - was constantly running around basically did what he wanted to, came home when he wanted but was always there to hang out with me - was always ready to run - but really slowed down when he turned about 11 - the next 5 yrs i just basically made his life as comfortable i could! he just satyed in the living room - would go out to do his business then come right back and sit in his spot and watch tv - i have had dos since then but none come close to him!!!
Thanks for the video. I am the second time Rottweiler owner. I agree with you in everything you shared on this video. Rottweilers loves you too much if you first love them, and you'll be protected around them, even your kids. Thank you so much for the 7 tips. I'm looking forward to here more tips on building the best relationshipwithmy Rottweiler. He's one month 3 weeks old. I just love him ❤
OMG, the part when you spoke about how Tip #5 on how they follow you around blew me away. I have never had a dog that has followed me around as much as our Rottie does, I can't even breath without him on top of me. I honestly thought he had some kind of emotional issues. When I go to sleep, he lays literally on top of me. Thank you so much for this content, awesome!
I am getting my first Rottweiler next month so I been watching a lot of videos to educate myself and I gotta say this has been by far the best video I’ve seen. Thanks for the content, we can see the love the dogs have for you. Thanks for the great tips! 👍🏽
My rottweiler is 8 months old and he has his own house literally lol with fan installed and water dispenser. He doesn’t like being in the house since puppy i dont know why is why we build a house for him. Our house is fenced all around and we have a huge garden so he tends to run around everyday if he comes out of his house. The only thing about him is that if anyone comes and carries something out from the premises that are not family, Max would be growling like he is about to attack and if we tell him to stop, he would stop. He is such a wonderful dog
This video has helped me a lot to bring up my son Karma when he was just 4 months to the boy that he’s turning out to be today at 9 months and the compliments I receive for his upbringing I ought to share it with you Collin and Kenai,Kita & Fluffy 😊😊😊😊 it wouldn’t have been possible without y’all so hearty hearty thanx a million‼️
Had a rottie for several years and your advice is spot on! Mine followed me into the bathroom when I was going for a shower even though she hated the shower. The heat tip is really important, in the beginning I did not understand that they overheat that easily. Even 18-20 degrees C outside and if it was sunny she had to stop to cool down just walking. A kiddie pool was perfect during the summer.
@@rhondadedman rephrase the question if you would, I am sorry I just don’t quite understand. Are you asking how to avoid shedding? If you can make sure she has access to a fan
@@TheRottyRanch oh no so sorry, someone mentioned you did a video on the heat on Rottweilers. I was asking how much is too much because I live where it gets very hot and humid in the summer and definitely don't want to leave her out to long to get over heated? I love your videos but didn't see that one and can't find it. Thanks for your time. Have a great weekend.
@@rhondadedman so it’s hard to say “how much time” is ok or not, but in my back yard I make sure to have an excess access to water. Kiddie pools are great or 20 gallon water bowls. Just to insure if they are too warm, they have plenty of access to get wet and cool down. ❤️ We hope you have a wonderful weekend too Rhonda! Thanks for watching
Currently thinking of getting a Rottweiler puppy and this video was tremendously helpful. Thank you so much for putting out this video looking forward to more videos!
The Rotty Channel wow thanks for the reply! Would love to see some daily routines that cover what you do with your dogs pretty much everyday so we can follow and have some more insight into the life of owning Rottweilers :) cheers!
@@Pnccruz This is a great idea, thank you! I will work on some ideas and materials that will help you guys see the insight of their life and excercise routines and diet plans etc.. All in all I would like to help and deliver the most information for the culture and channel we are trying to build. Thanks again and welcome to the channel
@@TheRottyRanch I'm also thinking of getting one as I'm in the music industry, so this is a good place for me to start as these dogs are the best for the protection side and more importantly companionship.
just subbed, awesome video just brought home our 8 week old Rottweiler female, set them up for success what an forgotten tip, it is us their humans that need to understand this humanlike breed, this is my 3rd , RIP "Dallas and Bear see you on the bridge" ,Love you. Thanx again for the video
Damn dude, I have had Rottweilers all my like and have watched probably all Rottie videos there is and you are by far the most spot on in your tips. Happy new year to you and your beloved ones.
Great video, thank you. I’ve had four German Shepherds over the course of my life, will be going for a Rottie next. Thanks and best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺👍🇺🇸
i owned 4 rotties in my life well my paremts 2 of themm when i was born they love belly scraches and active, hungry, and protective when strangers are close very smart loves toys and are the best dogs
Great video, I have my third Rottweiler now. She is almost 1 year and a half now. And yes did eat alot off things in my house. Now she stops doing it. My last rotie became 14 years and 2 months, hope can have her also so long. I have a Dutch shepherd and Frenchie to, but Rottweiler is my soulmate dog. Like you saying, they are like humans. She understand me without words
Thank you! I am planning on getting a Rottweiler in the future for a service dog! I am doing as much research as I can now. I can't get one until I move out of my parents house!
Just recently started watching this channel, and this guy has such great content. Thank you for all the information. I’m preparing to get a puppy Rottweiler and I love watching all those videos as I prepare to bring home the new little family member
We just lost our first Rottie after ten years. Everything you are saying is 100% spot on. She absolutely was part of our family and we are really feelnig the lost. We have another who is a year old but the one we lost was a huge dog (125lb female) with a huge personality. Keep up the good work you are doing a great service for a misunderstood breed.
What a great channel and thankyou for the content. One of the best dogs our family ever had when i was younger was a female Rottie.....Phaedra. All the things you point out about the breed was her in a nutshell. She was 1 in a million....I'm sure every Rottie owner would say the same too though :). Thanks for your content Sir.
I had a Rottweiler x German shepherd for 14 years and he was so beautiful. Sadly he died about 5 or so years ago now. He was my best friend and I miss him so much :(. Can’t wait to get another Rottweiler eventually
We are sorry to hear that. Hardest part of having dogs is knowing they won't be there for your whole life, but the best is knowing you will be for theirs. RIP
Wow, seriously just found my new favorite channel!! I love your guys vibe. Literally chillin on my couch with my rottie watching you guys lol. Thanks for the great content!
I have 2 currently, and have had rotties for 25 years. We own chickens and honestly, with training they leave them alone. My guys are pretty highly trained and do well in public. Also about health, Pet insurance is huge...worth the expense
Can you do a video on Tips for the first few weeks of a Rottweiler puppy in the home? We just got our first Rottie and she’s 9 weeks now. It’s been a struggle but WORTH IT
A P we have a few videos in the works for tips and help for new Rottweiler owners! Thank you for the comment and hopefully we can bring some content that helps you!
I'm getting an 8 week old rotty at the end of August, looking forward to a new beloved & loyal buddy and already have plans to make sure it also feels loving/loyal towards a few other members of my family. Thx for the heads up about losing sleep, I'll make sure to get some before I pick him up. By the way, I'm naming him Babe, the Blue Ox, because he will be an ox. My last dog was not a rotty but was 110 so I'm not worried about Babe getting big but I will make sure he doesn't get fat. Off to watch more of your videos, thanks again for all the tips and advice.
Thank for a great video. Just brought home my 8 week old rotty ( max ) and the tips you gave out where wonderful and will help me on bringing up my dog for success
love yer channel, followed yer journey from the beginning, loved the water shout out, a big subject in itself for dog owners. .Swimming is fantastic exercise for them, they love the feeling of weightlessness, water does wonders for cleaning their coats and they thrive on fetch games in the water. Rottie coats do have good natural cleaning abilities and make sure your not washing out the natural oils . Here's a few tips for new owners taking your rottie to the beach/sea for the first time.. never pull them on the lead towards and into the sea as they instinctively know the sea is big scary and dangerous...watch their reaction when they see the sea for the first time! Make sure the sea is calm, no crashing waves , give them time to acclimatise and allow them to raise their own confidence, just walk along the shore ankle deep, without them on the lead (check your surroundings thoroughly first ) so they know you're not going to drag them in and they will simply follow you until their natural fear subsides as they can see it's safe for you too. With swimming pools make sure you have big wide steps so your dog can get in and out safely and easily,. Before your dog gets in any body of water, pool or lake... watch it's behaviour..they naturally check out wether they can get in or out ok and will look and scan under the surface for obstacles and danger but if your dog's not the sharpest tool in the box or just overexcited then keep it on the lead when you're approaching the waters edge, in case it's likely to do a flying kamikaze after ducks or try and swim to another country. If you like to swim in lakes and pools, your dog will naturally want to enjoy doing that with you too and won't want to stay on the sidelines and will eventually get in with you, give them time. Introduce them to water depth gradually, carefully and slowly if they are learning to swim. OBVIOUSLY avoid fast flowing rivers, deeper sea water, tides, dirty or contaminated water, sunken dangers ( entanglement ) crocodiles , jelly fish etc. Try and avoid nesting swans and wildlife. If your playin fetch in a lake for longer periods always make sure your dog's still got enough stamina left to get back to shore ok, wet fur is heavy..and you might be unaware how exhausted your dog is. Don't leave your dog on the shore if your in a small raft/canoe/dingy as they will swim out to you and capsize your vessel. Dog's have been known to swim with dolphins in the sea from boats but that's another story .Never force your dog into water, they're not keen on ( human ) baths either, ( they know it's difficult to get in and out )... even though mine would try and climb in If I was in the bath..they loved the bubbles ! . Use a hose pipe /paddling pool in the garden if you have these..makes wash time more fun and easier for owners . Have towels ready and make sure ground is clean as they will immediately roll around on the floor. I am certainly no professional,...just things I previously experienced with my rotties, hope it might help someone, always seek professional advice, do your own research, read watch learn as much as you can before committing to a rottie and they'll be the best soulmate ever. A life without a rottie ain't a life ❤️
I have a service dog, his name is Taz. Best friend ever ❤️. So many things that you say is true, my dog never destroyed anything, but my dog knows speaking English and sign language. I just found out that Taz has cancer. We have spent and had the greatest life and experiences together so we are trying to deal with this situation and remember the best times EVER. love your videos and love your Dog
as a former rotty breeder, I have to say your advice is spot on. I pituitary like your advice on what age to buy your pup. I kept my litters till they were 8 weeks old before I would start letting them go Often I would allow potential buyers to come and pick out their pup at about 6 weeks then we put a ribbon or collar on the pup so we could tell them apart. Today I am thinking of buying another rotty. My last one died 5 years ago and it is kind of lonely
Hello, great video, all off them, so natural and loving....thank you for the tips...continue as you are...we just got our Rotty female two weeks ago...tomorrow she will be 9 weeks, very clever gorgeous lady 😊 love from Spain
I really want to get a Rottweiler someday. I want to get as much education as I can on these beautiful dogs. Watching your videos is certainly helping me learn a lot. Thank you so much for posting these videos. Best wishes to you and your beautiful Rottweilers.
I got 9 one week olds. I think I’m just bragging tho. I can’t imagine cutting lose of even one. But a great choice in a breed !! All the best with that. Will change your world in such a good way.
I've had many dogs, @ 60 my son gave my wife and I a 9 week old male Rottweiler. Titus is 4 1/2 now. Spot on about treating them like a person. I talk to Titus about everything and he definitely knows our tonality and we know his. We keep honey bees and Titus job is to run off the bears or at least let us know about it. He has a distinctive grow for bear related issues. I've had some good dogs in my life, mostly bird dogs, a few healers and some hounds. While much of the training is the same I can say this.. The Rottweiler is a working dog. They want a job.
Hi! Thank you for your great content! Love your channel! Thank you! We have an almost 4-month-old Rottie fur-baby named Hope. She's adorable and the 3rd Rottie we've had. We got Hope when she was 8 weeks old. Hope is a real 'talker' and vocalizes her feelings well (adorable-grumbling when our Alpha dog eats something first, etc...lol) We also have a male 10 year old Chihuahua (the Alpha) and a 6 year old chihuahua female. The female Chi mother's Hope and tries to play until it gets dangerous and then she gives the baby a correction. The male Chi, however, has no patience for when Hope was the 'zoomies' or when she plays to rough with the female Chi and will run up, barking, and bite Hope in the cheek or ear - making her yip. I understand that the newest fur baby has to find her way in the 'pack' but, I'm afraid she'll learn to angry-bite by watching what the male Chi does to her. Am I wrong? What has made me worry is that twice, now, when Hope was tired and not getting her way, she circled me and nipped at my pants. It didn't seem just 'puppyish' it seemed too focussed and both times only to me. We've had Chi s together with Rotties before and it has worked out, fine. I've never come across this circling/nipping with either of our other Rottie's, but, also never had a 4 lb Chi biting at the Rottie... it's only happened twice, but continued for 3-4 minutes and we have grandchildren to think of ... any suggestions?
Just got my Rott puppy last month and haven't had too much trouble with him chewing but I also make sure he has an abundance of appropriate things to chew on. He can easily reach my shoe rack due to the way my house is set up so it's not a matter of putting them up, he just has to know what he is allowed to chew on and what he isn't. A simple "NO!" and redirect does wonders.
In the area I’m from, I’ve actually never seen an indoor Rottweiler. They were always outside/perimeter guardians. My buddy would bring his in the garage if it got real cold.
Hello. Just found your channel and wanted to give you a heads up. LOVE the few vids I've watched so far. So its time to benge your channel. Just lost my 8 yr old that we resuced at 3 weeks old. Bottle feed and raise to be the most amazing best friend. Thank you for your efforts and what you do for the BEST BREED ❤
Im sorry to Hear about your loss. The hardest part of being a dog parent is knowing they won't be with us our whole lives, but one of the best things is that we can be there for their whole lives. Sending Loves your way from our Rotty Family to yours. Welcome to the Channel.
@@TheRottyRanch your so kind. You truly show us how much you care about your furbabies and enjoy helping us set ours up for success and a good long healthy happy life with us. Thanks so much for sharing your time. Love y'alls Channel.
Lost my boys almost 3 and 2yrs ago. Still very hard n teary. Big Odin was my friend not my dog Achilles the best dog Two rotties so different. Miss u guys lots
i love all your dogs fluffy my favourite big boy i love how you kept one of her baby i know someone who did that i think its nice they get to have at least one of there babys
Hey 🙋♀️ Adorable dogs and our best friends 🥰 i have one male “Hannibal” who is now nearly 3year old after i lost my female “Naya” they are the best dogs in the world BUT they must stay with their mother till 8 weeks, no exceptions! You always tell them off with constructive criticism which works best and not an hour or so later as he wont know what your on about as dogs live in the moment. I could go on lol but i am now going to watch the rest of vid 🙏🏻
Rottweilers are the best dogs in the world. I have had them just about my whole life, this is the longest i have gone without one. A piece of my heart went every time onr of them went. They are loyal, protective, loving, funny, smart, your best friend. This is for Baron, Roxi, Baby, Thunder and Satin. Beautiful dogs who some people do not understand. They got a bad name. They will.love and protect you until they have yo go. They are tough as nails.
Great video I have a Rottweiler also,she loves being around people she's a house dog and s like my shadow she follows me every where, if she doesn't get enough attention she will pick up clothes or teddy and start ripping it up till I go and play with her,
This is great, thanks,very informative. I've entertained the thought of a Rottie for a while and, while I need to Work From Home more (I wouldnt want to leave the pupper alone all day), I've been digging/researching into them as a breed and their behaviour more. Subb'd!
Cool dogs brotha! I just got my 8week old puppy! I’ve always wanted one as kid because They were just so damn intimidating 😂 but now I got them because there goof balls! But won’t hesitate to protect the family!
So my Rotti is 10 months old now my first dog as an adult, and I must say I couldn’t imagine having another breed ever, my girl is my best friend she is the most loyal friend I’ve ever had. I won’t lie the beginning is frustrating a lot of redirection, things ruined but it’s not their fault, Rottweilers are extremely smart and love eye contact, I use visual commands more than words but she knows both. She also knows commands in Spanish and English, she’s an amazing beautiful dog, I have no fear of her hurting another dog or person, she’s such a loving girl but she is also very protective of me. She’s ruined so much of my stuff but it was my fault for leaving in her path, I noticed if she’s bored or say I don’t get enough exercise the
Exercise that day*** she can be a little crazy but she definitely needs a lot of mental and physical stimulation to be happy. I also noticed she is the most happiest when she’s around everyone she loves
We are about to get our puppy this coming week. With our previous rottie we had him trained pretty well, but I was always anxious to take him out by myself on walks or at the dog park. My husband was the alpha and while Bruno did listen to me I was a bit afraid to take him places because I knew that if he got curious I wasn't gonna be able to reign him in. Any tips on how to get to the point where he listen to my commands even if I am not the alpha?
You don’t need to worry about being the alpha you do need to work on basic commands with the dog on your own with treats or toys whatever the dog is most motivated by, find something and use it. Also create a bond with the dog and like he said treat it as a family member you should hand feed or Atleast feed the dog and give him or her water etc so that they understand that you are before them in the pack. Rotties are very stubborn sometimes so you really just need to be patient I hope this helps
I'm loving your chanel, your dogs are darlings n sweet natured beasties. Not sure if I agree on treating dogs as if they're humans though, I have 2 powerful breed dogs and I just think leed with calm, assertive vibes which you seem to do. Love from England
How do they do around small children, I would want to keep them and my kids safe? I plan on socializing them and taking them to a dog training school. Also how much do you charge for puppies? I’m just trying to get a better idea as to cost and what to expect. You sound like a responsible dog breeder along with being very knowledgeable.
Rottweilers are wonderful dogs! My friend had one but had to put him down. He was only 5 and was filled with cancer. It broke my heart. They are so much fun and are just big lovers.
Hello Everyone thank you so much for the Love on the video and all the comments. I would love to Answer as many questions as I can so I would like you guys to drop your questions on this comment so I have more Ideas on Content for what you guys would like to see! Thank you all!
Bro I got a 5 month old rotti. Had her since she left her mom. She does pretty good with me while I'm home but i stay gone for 20-22 days straight. When I'm home for 12 days she listens somewhat and is a great dog. While I'm gone though she RUNS my wife. No house training and absolutely NO OBIDIENCE. What do I do
@@nickking8274 hard to say without knowing the dog. Time and patience is the first place to start. Learn to understand what triggers her coming from a different family you just never know
She plays a lot with our older dog like dogs do but the biggest issue is not listening. The house training part isnt too hard we just have to constantly let her outside until she uses the bathroom. Which isn't the worst, it's just not listening putting her paws on counter being nosey, not stopping when shes being too ruff with the other dog. Simple over playful puppy stuff. Any tips that may help on the training side?
@@nickking8274 maybe get all her energy out then work on training? So she’s not as excited when you’re trying to keep her attention.
Honestly thats all it is. She has SO MUCH ENERGY. With my wife working we keep her in a kennel. And when she gets home she lets her out tonrun n play n all that. She doesnt listen to well at that point. but if shes napping during the day or at night when shes tired, if u wake her up n tell her something she is instantly obedient. How do I get the energy outta her with a work schedule? Best recommendation when u cant be home all day and your rott only acts up when shes 90 to nothing? Will she grow out of it? Do I have to train her out of it?
i had a rottweiler for 16yrs, he was the best dog ever. that dog used to sleep with me on my bed - thank god i was not married. i loved that dog!!!
love Rotty
He lived for 16 years?
@@charlesleeray8512 - old could not see barely walked
he wanted the fan blowing on him none stop even during winter - but yes he lived almost 16yrs - i know it is hard to believe - but he was my brutus!!!
@@garydavidson6917 that's a blessing hope my rottweiler gets that far in life.
@@charlesleeray8512 - we raised him on a farm - was constantly running around basically did what he wanted to, came home when he wanted but was always there to hang out with me - was always ready to run - but really slowed down when he turned about 11 - the next 5 yrs i just basically made his life as comfortable i could! he just satyed in the living room - would go out to do his business then come right back and sit in his spot and watch tv - i have had dos since then but none come close to him!!!
Our Sven lived to 24 years. Really a part of our family!!! Miss him alot!
was he Rotti? That is an amazing age for any dog or cat! why do you think he lived so long? how were his hips and legs?
What a lovely caring owner. Those pups are just adorable. Best wishes to your family
It's really nice to see how this guy is so loyal to his dogs ...and such fantastic advice he gives 👌
Thanks for the video. I am the second time Rottweiler owner. I agree with you in everything you shared on this video. Rottweilers loves you too much if you first love them, and you'll be protected around them, even your kids. Thank you so much for the 7 tips. I'm looking forward to here more tips on building the best relationshipwithmy Rottweiler. He's one month 3 weeks old. I just love him ❤
Have raised Rottweilers for 20 years. Great video. Your advise is all perfect.
Thanks Rick! Welcome to the channel!!
Do you have any puppy's mine passed away a year ago 12 yrs old and I'm in such of another one my first one was 14 yrs old. The BEST BREED THERE IS,,!!
OMG, the part when you spoke about how Tip #5 on how they follow you around blew me away. I have never had a dog that has followed me around as much as our Rottie does, I can't even breath without him on top of me. I honestly thought he had some kind of emotional issues. When I go to sleep, he lays literally on top of me. Thank you so much for this content, awesome!
I am getting my first Rottweiler next month so I been watching a lot of videos to educate myself and I gotta say this has been by far the best video I’ve seen. Thanks for the content, we can see the love the dogs have for you. Thanks for the great tips! 👍🏽
Thank you so much Alex 🥺❤️
Good luck with your new companion ❤️ excited for you
did u get ur dog yet. if so what’s ur opinions/tips
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@@htklol9790 did you get one yet? can you offer tips? since im getting mine in a week
My rottweiler is 8 months old and he has his own house literally lol with fan installed and water dispenser. He doesn’t like being in the house since puppy i dont know why is why we build a house for him. Our house is fenced all around and we have a huge garden so he tends to run around everyday if he comes out of his house. The only thing about him is that if anyone comes and carries something out from the premises that are not family, Max would be growling like he is about to attack and if we tell him to stop, he would stop. He is such a wonderful dog
This video has helped me a lot to bring up my son Karma when he was just 4 months to the boy that he’s turning out to be today at 9 months and the compliments I receive for his upbringing I ought to share it with you Collin and Kenai,Kita & Fluffy 😊😊😊😊 it wouldn’t have been possible without y’all so hearty hearty thanx a million‼️
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks a lot for the insight. Planned to bring a commitment (Rottie) to our family next year by Feb. Thank you again from Kolkata, India.
Yayyyy! Love this! Welcome to the channel!
Good luck and enjoy🙂
Had a rottie for several years and your advice is spot on! Mine followed me into the bathroom when I was going for a shower even though she hated the shower. The heat tip is really important, in the beginning I did not understand that they overheat that easily. Even 18-20 degrees C outside and if it was sunny she had to stop to cool down just walking. A kiddie pool was perfect during the summer.
LOVE IT! Thanks for watching ❤️
@@TheRottyRanch missed the heat part. I live in Louisiana, definitely gets hot and humid was wondering with all the black fur how much is to much??
@@rhondadedman rephrase the question if you would, I am sorry I just don’t quite understand.
Are you asking how to avoid shedding?
If you can make sure she has access to a fan
@@TheRottyRanch oh no so sorry, someone mentioned you did a video on the heat on Rottweilers. I was asking how much is too much because I live where it gets very hot and humid in the summer and definitely don't want to leave her out to long to get over heated? I love your videos but didn't see that one and can't find it. Thanks for your time. Have a great weekend.
@@rhondadedman so it’s hard to say “how much time” is ok or not, but in my back yard I make sure to have an excess access to water.
Kiddie pools are great or 20 gallon water bowls. Just to insure if they are too warm, they have plenty of access to get wet and cool down.
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We hope you have a wonderful weekend too Rhonda! Thanks for watching
I’ve learned sooo much thank you 🙏🏼 our Bear is now 9 months we got him at 9 weeks ❤️
Currently thinking of getting a Rottweiler puppy and this video was tremendously helpful. Thank you so much for putting out this video looking forward to more videos!
Thank you for watching and subscribing! What would you like to see for videos in the future?
The Rotty Channel wow thanks for the reply! Would love to see some daily routines that cover what you do with your dogs pretty much everyday so we can follow and have some more insight into the life of owning Rottweilers :) cheers!
@@Pnccruz This is a great idea, thank you! I will work on some ideas and materials that will help you guys see the insight of their life and excercise routines and diet plans etc.. All in all I would like to help and deliver the most information for the culture and channel we are trying to build. Thanks again and welcome to the channel
@@TheRottyRanch I'm also thinking of getting one as I'm in the music industry, so this is a good place for me to start as these dogs are the best for the protection side and more importantly companionship.
@@versa0 love it. Good luck! 🍀
Hello . We right now have a 15 year old rottie . Love you content 💗
I’m happy to find your channel-I have a 7 month old Rottie named Layla and she tears up my garden but I still love her
Welcome to the Channel Sandy and Layla!
Right !!
I have a Rottweiler she is 4 this year. Great dog. We have a 3 year old that she loves so much and she is so patient with our son.
I LOVE ROTTWEILER DOGS AND DOGS ARE MY SPIRIT ANIMAL THEY ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Agreeeeeed.
So beautiful,thank you for your care of these animals,and info
Great info. Not only for Rotties, but any dog breed. Thanks!
Agreed!
Your tips are soooooo beneficial and accurate.
Thank you for watching! ❤️
just subbed, awesome video just brought home our 8 week old Rottweiler female, set them up for success what an forgotten tip, it is us their humans that need to understand this humanlike breed, this is my 3rd , RIP "Dallas and Bear see you on the bridge" ,Love you. Thanx again for the video
Joseph Raymond congratulations on your pup!
What’s the new puppies name
Octavia
Picking one up Friday , I will be my 4th
Damn dude, I have had Rottweilers all my like and have watched probably all Rottie videos there is and you are by far the most spot on in your tips. Happy new year to you and your beloved ones.
Thank you! you too!
Great video, mate. It’s always so good to see such healthy relaxed and loved Rotties.
Thanks for watching ❤️
Great video, thank you. I’ve had four German Shepherds over the course of my life, will be going for a Rottie next. Thanks and best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺👍🇺🇸
Thank you so much for the support! Good luck on your new furever pet!
i owned 4 rotties in my life well my paremts
2 of themm when i was born they love belly scraches and active, hungry, and protective when strangers are close very smart loves toys and are the best dogs
Yes they LOVE the belly scratches!
I love the way you love your dogs.i have 5 of them I'm crazy about my dogs
LOVE...LOVE...YOUR VIDEO!! PEOPLE HAVE SO MANY MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT ROTTIES.
Thank you so much. Appreciate it Melissa
Great video, I have my third Rottweiler now. She is almost 1 year and a half now. And yes did eat alot off things in my house. Now she stops doing it. My last rotie became 14 years and 2 months, hope can have her also so long. I have a Dutch shepherd and Frenchie to, but Rottweiler is my soulmate dog. Like you saying, they are like humans. She understand me without words
That is awesome! Thanks for Sharing!
Thank you! I am planning on getting a Rottweiler in the future for a service dog! I am doing as much research as I can now. I can't get one until I move out of my parents house!
Kita has had 2 puppies become service dogs.thats so cool
@TupacLebt ElvisNich Awesome! Thank you!
Getting a female pup next month, can’t wait. Thanks for all the information!
My little girl Reign was just born 5 days ago and this is really helping me prepare thank you so much🤍
I'm so glad! Be sure to subscribe for more videos soon!
Just recently started watching this channel, and this guy has such great content. Thank you for all the information. I’m preparing to get a puppy Rottweiler and I love watching all those videos as I prepare to bring home the new little family member
Hey thanks Casey! We have hundreds of videos for you to see about life with Rottweilers!
So I'm getting one tomorrow and this help me alot of what to do and not to do. Thank you so much for the tips!💕
Congratulations love!
We just lost our first Rottie after ten years. Everything you are saying is 100% spot on.
She absolutely was part of our family and we are really feelnig the lost. We have another who is a year old but the one we lost was a huge dog (125lb female) with a huge personality.
Keep up the good work you are doing a great service for a misunderstood breed.
Thank you, sorry to hear about your loss.
I'm a first time owner and will welcome as much information on rottweilers as possible. Thanks greatly for the tips.
Check out our training playlist. Congrats on your new family meme we
What a great channel and thankyou for the content. One of the best dogs our family ever had when i was younger was a female Rottie.....Phaedra. All the things you point out about the breed was her in a nutshell. She was 1 in a million....I'm sure every Rottie owner would say the same too though :). Thanks for your content Sir.
I had a Rottweiler x German shepherd for 14 years and he was so beautiful. Sadly he died about 5 or so years ago now. He was my best friend and I miss him so much :(. Can’t wait to get another Rottweiler eventually
We are sorry to hear that. Hardest part of having dogs is knowing they won't be there for your whole life, but the best is knowing you will be for theirs. RIP
I'm starting watching your show yesterday👍👍👍 and I love it for real I see you are wonderful Daddy God bless your ❤🐶🇺🇸
I appreciate that
You're totally right they need inside in their home
Absolutely amazing advice. We will be getting a rottweiler puppy end of November, so just wanted to do some research and this has helped so much.
Thank you very much for the lecture bro, am grateful. I just got on the Rott owners family.
Congrats! welcome!
My favorite breed of dog... I had five of those beautiful commitments!
Wow, seriously just found my new favorite channel!! I love your guys vibe. Literally chillin on my couch with my rottie watching you guys lol. Thanks for the great content!
Love to hear this. Welcome friend!
I concur.
Tip #6 is what everyone should really put in their mind thank you 🙏
Thanks for watching!
the life span of the 2 that past away was 12,13 and they were very good loyal dogs they hanled cold weather at 30 degrees and hot tempaturses at 90
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Been watching you since forever using your channel as a source of info and know have a good knowledge of rotties and will be getting one tomorrow
Yay! Congrats!
I have a 7 month old pup and this video helped out so much. 👍
I have 2 currently, and have had rotties for 25 years. We own chickens and honestly, with training they leave them alone. My guys are pretty highly trained and do well in public. Also about health, Pet insurance is huge...worth the expense
Highly agree!
We have trained ours now to stay away from the coop and leave the chickens alone.
Pet insurance is a great deal.
Can you do a video on Tips for the first few weeks of a Rottweiler puppy in the home? We just got our first Rottie and she’s 9 weeks now. It’s been a struggle but WORTH IT
A P we have a few videos in the works for tips and help for new Rottweiler owners! Thank you for the comment and hopefully we can bring some content that helps you!
Raw food diet video coming out today if you need some tips on mixing in a super healthy simple diet for them!
I'm getting an 8 week old rotty at the end of August, looking forward to a new beloved & loyal buddy and already have plans to make sure it also feels loving/loyal towards a few other members of my family. Thx for the heads up about losing sleep, I'll make sure to get some before I pick him up. By the way, I'm naming him Babe, the Blue Ox, because he will be an ox. My last dog was not a rotty but was 110 so I'm not worried about Babe getting big but I will make sure he doesn't get fat. Off to watch more of your videos, thanks again for all the tips and advice.
thanks for watching!
My property is to big to fence it in and this vid is teaching me some stuff about the breed. Im planning on getting a Rottweiler
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Appreciate your content. Rottweilers are Amazing Dogs 👊🏽💯
❤️ thank you
Love this video, excellent info ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thank for a great video. Just brought home my 8 week old rotty ( max ) and the tips you gave out where wonderful and will help me on bringing up my dog for success
Congrats!
Welcome to the channel Mario and Max!
I'm about to get one. Thanks for all this information.
Yay! Good luck!
love yer channel, followed yer journey from the beginning, loved the water shout out, a big subject in itself for dog owners. .Swimming is fantastic exercise for them, they love the feeling of weightlessness, water does wonders for cleaning their coats and they thrive on fetch games in the water. Rottie coats do have good natural cleaning abilities and make sure your not washing out the natural oils .
Here's a few tips for new owners taking your rottie to the beach/sea for the first time.. never pull them on the lead towards and into the sea as they instinctively know the sea is big scary and dangerous...watch their reaction when they see the sea for the first time! Make sure the sea is calm, no crashing waves , give them time to acclimatise and allow them to raise their own confidence, just walk along the shore ankle deep, without them on the lead (check your surroundings thoroughly first ) so they know you're not going to drag them in and they will simply follow you until their natural fear subsides as they can see it's safe for you too.
With swimming pools make sure you have big wide steps so your dog can get in and out safely and easily,. Before your dog gets in any body of water, pool or lake... watch it's behaviour..they naturally check out wether they can get in or out ok and will look and scan under the surface for obstacles and danger but if your dog's not the sharpest tool in the box or just overexcited then keep it on the lead when you're approaching the waters edge, in case it's likely to do a flying kamikaze after ducks or try and swim to another country.
If you like to swim in lakes and pools, your dog will naturally want to enjoy doing that with you too and won't want to stay on the sidelines and will eventually get in with you, give them time.
Introduce them to water depth gradually, carefully and slowly if they are learning to swim.
OBVIOUSLY avoid fast flowing rivers, deeper sea water, tides, dirty or contaminated water, sunken dangers ( entanglement ) crocodiles , jelly fish etc. Try and avoid nesting swans and wildlife.
If your playin fetch in a lake for longer periods always make sure your dog's still got enough stamina left to get back to shore ok, wet fur is heavy..and you might be unaware how exhausted your dog is.
Don't leave your dog on the shore if your in a small raft/canoe/dingy as they will swim out to you and capsize your vessel.
Dog's have been known to swim with dolphins in the sea from boats but that's another story .Never force your dog into water, they're not keen on ( human ) baths either, ( they know it's difficult to get in and out )... even though mine would try and climb in If I was in the bath..they loved the bubbles ! . Use a hose pipe /paddling pool in the garden if you have these..makes wash time more fun and easier for owners . Have towels ready and make sure ground is clean as they will immediately roll around on the floor.
I am certainly no professional,...just things I previously experienced with my rotties, hope it might help someone, always seek professional advice, do your own research, read watch learn as much as you can before committing to a rottie and they'll be the best soulmate ever.
A life without a rottie ain't a life ❤️
I have a service dog, his name is Taz. Best friend ever ❤️. So many things that you say is true, my dog never destroyed anything, but my dog knows speaking English and sign language. I just found out that Taz has cancer. We have spent and had the greatest life and experiences together so we are trying to deal with this situation and remember the best times EVER. love your videos and love your Dog
I love your channel, you seem so good hearted as well
Thank you
as a former rotty breeder, I have to say your advice is spot on. I pituitary like your advice on what age to buy your pup. I kept my litters till they were 8 weeks old before I would start letting them go Often I would allow potential buyers to come and pick out their pup at about 6 weeks then we put a ribbon or collar on the pup so we could tell them apart. Today I am thinking of buying another rotty. My last one died 5 years ago and it is kind of lonely
Thanks for joining us Michael ❤️
Hello, great video, all off them, so natural and loving....thank you for the tips...continue as you are...we just got our Rotty female two weeks ago...tomorrow she will be 9 weeks, very clever gorgeous lady 😊 love from Spain
Yay! Congrats!!!
I really want to get a Rottweiler someday. I want to get as much education as I can on these beautiful dogs. Watching your videos is certainly helping me learn a lot. Thank you so much for posting these videos. Best wishes to you and your beautiful Rottweilers.
Thank you! ❤️ cheers!
I got 9 one week olds. I think I’m just bragging tho. I can’t imagine cutting lose of even one. But a great choice in a breed !! All the best with that. Will change your world in such a good way.
I've had many dogs, @ 60 my son gave my wife and I a 9 week old male Rottweiler.
Titus is 4 1/2 now.
Spot on about treating them like a person. I talk to Titus about everything and he definitely knows our tonality and we know his. We keep honey bees and Titus job is to run off the bears or at least let us know about it. He has a distinctive grow for bear related issues.
I've had some good dogs in my life, mostly bird dogs, a few healers and some hounds.
While much of the training is the same I can say this.. The Rottweiler is a working dog. They want a job.
Patience and love works just fine.a dog trainer i am not... the incredible intelligence they possess makes up for many short comings...
Love your channel, lots of good advice.
Hi! Thank you for your great content! Love your channel! Thank you! We have an almost 4-month-old Rottie fur-baby named Hope. She's adorable and the 3rd Rottie we've had. We got Hope when she was 8 weeks old. Hope is a real 'talker' and vocalizes her feelings well (adorable-grumbling when our Alpha dog eats something first, etc...lol) We also have a male 10 year old Chihuahua (the Alpha) and a 6 year old chihuahua female. The female Chi mother's Hope and tries to play until it gets dangerous and then she gives the baby a correction. The male Chi, however, has no patience for when Hope was the 'zoomies' or when she plays to rough with the female Chi and will run up, barking, and bite Hope in the cheek or ear - making her yip. I understand that the newest fur baby has to find her way in the 'pack' but, I'm afraid she'll learn to angry-bite by watching what the male Chi does to her. Am I wrong? What has made me worry is that twice, now, when Hope was tired and not getting her way, she circled me and nipped at my pants. It didn't seem just 'puppyish' it seemed too focussed and both times only to me. We've had Chi s together with Rotties before and it has worked out, fine. I've never come across this circling/nipping with either of our other Rottie's, but, also never had a 4 lb Chi biting at the Rottie... it's only happened twice, but continued for 3-4 minutes and we have grandchildren to think of ... any suggestions?
You better get the “alpha” dog to watch how it corrects the rottie because once your rottie gets to a certain size it will snap back
I have 2 rottweilers a male and a female, I have had 3 others in my life time, my favorite
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Just got my Rott puppy last month and haven't had too much trouble with him chewing but I also make sure he has an abundance of appropriate things to chew on. He can easily reach my shoe rack due to the way my house is set up so it's not a matter of putting them up, he just has to know what he is allowed to chew on and what he isn't. A simple "NO!" and redirect does wonders.
In the area I’m from, I’ve actually never seen an indoor Rottweiler. They were always outside/perimeter guardians. My buddy would bring his in the garage if it got real cold.
Hello. Just found your channel and wanted to give you a heads up. LOVE the few vids I've watched so far. So its time to benge your channel.
Just lost my 8 yr old that we resuced at 3 weeks old. Bottle feed and raise to be the most amazing best friend.
Thank you for your efforts and what you do for the BEST BREED ❤
Good tips bro fr , really making me looking forward to buying a rottie
This is harder to watch than I thought it would be. I lost my rott 2 months ago to cancer. He was my bestfriend.
Im sorry to Hear about your loss. The hardest part of being a dog parent is knowing they won't be with us our whole lives, but one of the best things is that we can be there for their whole lives. Sending Loves your way from our Rotty Family to yours. Welcome to the Channel.
@@TheRottyRanch your so kind. You truly show us how much you care about your furbabies and enjoy helping us set ours up for success and a good long healthy happy life with us. Thanks so much for sharing your time. Love y'alls Channel.
Sorry for your loss.😭
Lost my boys almost 3 and 2yrs ago. Still very hard n teary. Big Odin was my friend not my dog Achilles the best dog Two rotties so different. Miss u guys lots
@@stephaniepalkovitch5288 Rotts are truly a different breed. Big tough lugs but so smart loyal and loving.
They’re beautiful!
Just got my 2nd full Rotti at 10wks
Congratsn
I have had 3 rottys,I agree with everything said in this video
Thanks and please keep sharing with us your videos
tip fore in the video is very true since i own one and a husky female both play rough and
Yes they do!
@@TheRottyRanch intresting
i love all your dogs fluffy my favourite big boy i love how you kept one of her baby i know someone who did that i think its nice they get to have at least one of there babys
❤️❤️❤️❤️ we love him too. Star of the family for sure
Are the names from Brother Bear?! Love it! I'm getting a rotty and stumbled on this and it was the best choice! Thank you!
Amazing Video we need more people like you in the world
Awh. Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
Hey 🙋♀️ Adorable dogs and our best friends 🥰 i have one male “Hannibal” who is now nearly 3year old after i lost my female “Naya” they are the best dogs in the world BUT they must stay with their mother till 8 weeks, no exceptions! You always tell them off with constructive criticism which works best and not an hour or so later as he wont know what your on about as dogs live in the moment. I could go on lol but i am now going to watch the rest of vid 🙏🏻
Thank you for watching! I agree on the 8 weeks for sure!
Rottweilers are the best dogs in the world. I have had them just about my whole life, this is the longest i have gone without one. A piece of my heart went every time onr of them went. They are loyal, protective, loving, funny, smart, your best friend. This is for Baron, Roxi, Baby, Thunder and Satin. Beautiful dogs who some people do not understand. They got a bad name. They will.love and protect you until they have yo go. They are tough as nails.
second set of 2.ireland.great vid
Great video I have a Rottweiler also,she loves being around people she's a house dog and s like my shadow she follows me every where, if she doesn't get enough attention she will pick up clothes or teddy and start ripping it up till I go and play with her,
They will do that! They want ALL your attention! Welcome to the channel!
just rescued my 130 mini bear hes GREAT. beyond great.
This is great, thanks,very informative. I've entertained the thought of a Rottie for a while and, while I need to Work From Home more (I wouldnt want to leave the pupper alone all day), I've been digging/researching into them as a breed and their behaviour more. Subb'd!
Yes! the dog will love that!!!! welcome to the Channel friend!
Thank you for sharing your great tip 's I Love Rottweiler 's Beautiful Fur Babie 's you have
they were such good dogs in the uintahs!
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Keep’em coming! Great video
Rodney Cooke thank you guys. We are working on some content for you guys now!
I just got my first rottie she's 11 weeks old very naughty😂 so this was very helpful thank you
Cool dogs brotha! I just got my 8week old puppy! I’ve always wanted one as kid because
They were just so damn intimidating 😂 but now I got them because there goof balls! But won’t hesitate to protect the family!
Great video. Just subscribed👍🏻
Welcome!
Thanks for your tips
Thanks for the awesome information.
So my Rotti is 10 months old now my first dog as an adult, and I must say I couldn’t imagine having another breed ever, my girl is my best friend she is the most loyal friend I’ve ever had. I won’t lie the beginning is frustrating a lot of redirection, things ruined but it’s not their fault, Rottweilers are extremely smart and love eye contact, I use visual commands more than words but she knows both. She also knows commands in Spanish and English, she’s an amazing beautiful dog, I have no fear of her hurting another dog or person, she’s such a loving girl but she is also very protective of me. She’s ruined so much of my stuff but it was my fault for leaving in her path, I noticed if she’s bored or say I don’t get enough exercise the
Exercise that day*** she can be a little crazy but she definitely needs a lot of mental and physical stimulation to be happy. I also noticed she is the most happiest when she’s around everyone she loves
We are about to get our puppy this coming week. With our previous rottie we had him trained pretty well, but I was always anxious to take him out by myself on walks or at the dog park. My husband was the alpha and while Bruno did listen to me I was a bit afraid to take him places because I knew that if he got curious I wasn't gonna be able to reign him in. Any tips on how to get to the point where he listen to my commands even if I am not the alpha?
You don’t need to worry about being the alpha you do need to work on basic commands with the dog on your own with treats or toys whatever the dog is most motivated by, find something and use it. Also create a bond with the dog and like he said treat it as a family member you should hand feed or Atleast feed the dog and give him or her water etc so that they understand that you are before them in the pack. Rotties are very stubborn sometimes so you really just need to be patient I hope this helps
I'm loving your chanel, your dogs are darlings n sweet natured beasties. Not sure if I agree on treating dogs as if they're humans though, I have 2 powerful breed dogs and I just think leed with calm, assertive vibes which you seem to do. Love from England
Much love!
How do they do around small children, I would want to keep them and my kids safe? I plan on socializing them and taking them to a dog training school. Also how much do you charge for puppies? I’m just trying to get a better idea as to cost and what to expect. You sound like a responsible dog breeder along with being very knowledgeable.
Good question! My dogs do amazing around kids, its all in how they are raised!
Rottweilers are wonderful dogs! My friend had one but had to put him down. He was only 5 and was filled with cancer. It broke my heart. They are so much fun and are just big lovers.
We love them too. Thanks for watching