r/Rottweiler • u/TiffanyAfterDark • 17h ago
Vincent is 1 year old and is already practicing his door-to-door salesman pitch. I think the tactical harness really sells the professional look.
r/Rottweiler • u/Oh_MyStress • 23h ago
Nana is turning 6 today and I can’t believe how fast time has passed. It feels like yesterday was the first time I hold her and could carry her around.
Nana is my soulmate and I’m so grateful to God for giving me the opportunity to see her grow❤️
(There’s a picture of me back on December 2020, before my nose surgery😂)
r/Rottweiler • u/Leatherypaw • 14h ago
r/Rottweiler • u/mtepete • 6h ago
What a ride, have had her since she was 10 weeks old. The bond with our other rottie and our 6 year old daughter has been incredible.
r/Rottweiler • u/DunklerMAP_cloistral • 8h ago
r/Rottweiler • u/United-Bother-9636 • 4h ago
Because she is just the sweetest pumpkin head I’ve had the honor of loving.
r/Rottweiler • u/Difficult-Gate7937 • 23h ago
So, I’ve had several dogs throughout my life. All different breeds and types of dog. I’ve taken training very seriously with them all. I adored them all. I never truly realized that all of my dogs had reactivity issues until I got this girl. I got her as a 2 year old from the pound. And when I tell you she has been an ANGEL from the moment I brought her home I seriously mean that. I have never had to train her anything. Obviously, I taught her some commands so I can manage her a bit. But she is calm, rarely jumps, doesn’t bark at anything. And just gives so so much love. We get to have zoomy fun okay time but she also settles down beautifully. I speak to her like I do my children and it’s like she just understands me. Basically, I am in love with her. I have loved all of my dogs but I have never enjoyed having a dog as much as I enjoy her. I just wanted to brag on my sweet girl.
r/Rottweiler • u/fatnessmodel • 11h ago
These deer are closer than they appear. This is what I get for keeping her under control. Deer caca on my front lawn.
r/Rottweiler • u/Ok-Razzmatazz-7593 • 16h ago
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r/Rottweiler • u/Gummiebearmama • 6h ago
I know I might get shamed. But I think I bit off more than I can chew and the main reason I don’t visit shelters. 2 yr old male super sick with pneumonia. Spent 1200 in vet bills. I work long hours. I just didn’t want him to die in there and he’s such a good boy and very mild mannered, non reactive, friendly. He’s awesome. But I’m so in over my head. He peed in my room when I decided to let him explore the house a bit. I didn’t even notice. He’s still super sick obviously I got him yesterday. He keeps figuring out how to get out of his kennel area I set up , I think I fixed it but we’ll see. I love him but man I think I effed up. My anxiety is through the roof. I’m thinking about just calling this fostering and getting him better than trying to find him a good home. I can’t see myself doing this long term. I’m not taking him back to the shelter but I’m really worried I’m gonna have a freaking break down. I was not prepared. Please tell me things will get better. ❤️🩹
