Robert Mason
The Rottweiler can be both a ferocious and ruthless adversary, as well as a best friend, or, for example, a nanny for a small child. It all depends on the specific situation and environment, as well as, of course, on the people with whom he interacts. This breed is distinguished by a developed intelligence, although many people underestimate this quality in them, developing exclusively guard and fighting skills.
The Rottweiler loves walking, loves active pastime, needs training and physical activity, especially considering the fact that he is prone to gaining excess weight. Especially after reaching adulthood. These dogs have a strong character with a certain degree of independence and do not take in vain aggression and groundless punishments from the owner.
Here is a list of books to help you understand this dog:
