The Complete Guide to Rottweilers : Training, Health Care, Feeding, Socializing, and Caring for your new Rottweiler Puppy

Vanessa Richie

ISBN 10: 1952069254 / ISBN 13: 9781952069253

Published by LP Media Inc., 2019

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Hardcover version is printed in FULL COLOR!With their broad shoulders and muscular frames, the Rottweiler is a large breed of dog that has undeservedly earned a reputation for being scary, intimidating, and aggressive. However, they can actually be incredibly goofy and friendly, acting more like clowns than protectors. There is no doubt that they can make great guard dogs, but proper training and socialization also can make them a perfect family dog who will get along with everyone they meet. The Rottweiler history goes back thousands of years, evolving from Mastiffs who worked with the Romans. They have been working alongside people for their known history, working as fighters, herders, and protectors. Today, the breed is utilized in work with military personnel, police, and security experts. At first glance, a well trained Rottie can be an intimidating sight, due to their size, muscle mass, and serious expression. This guide will walk you through the in's and out's of owning this phenomenal breed. Whether you're someone playing with the idea of getting a Rottie, or have already embarked on your journey with your pup, this guide will offer an insight into how to create a happy and fulfilling life for you and your Rottweiler. This book will answer all your questions such as:Is a Rottweiler the right dog for me I brought my Rottie home. What now How can I successfully train my Rottweiler What are some common mistakes should I avoid Topics covered in the book include:Rottweiler Breed History and Characteristics Loyal, Loving Guardians -Determining If the Rottweiler Is the Right Breed for You Finding Your Rottweiler Preparing for Your Rottweiler Puppy Bringing Home Your Rottweiler The First Month Housetraining Socialization and Experience Living with other dogs Training You Rottweiler Puppy Basic Commands Nutrition Exercising - Great Exercise Partners Grooming - Productive Bonding Health Issues Rottweiler Health Concerns Your Aging Rottweiler What their reputation often overlooks is just how much personality Rottweilers have. They can be great guardians, but the vast majority of the time, they are goofy pups that consider themselves lap dogs. It's not unusual for a full sized Rottie to try to flop down on top of your lap while you sit on the couch, or to dance at your feet begging for you to run around outside with them. They love to play and are very trainable, simply because that training means spending more time with you. This wonderful, loving, and affectionate breed can be the perfect addition to the right home. Is a Rottweiler the breed for you Find out inside 'The Complete Guide to Rottweilers'.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Complete Guide to Rottweilers : Training, Health Care, Feeding, Socializing, and Caring for your new Rottweiler Puppy
• Publisher: LP Media Inc.
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1952069254
• ISBN 13: 9781952069253
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 235W x 157H x 13D millimeters 235 millimeters width by 157 millimeters height by 13 millimeters depth
• Weight: 389 grams

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Synopsis

Hardcover version is printed in FULL COLOR!

With their broad shoulders and muscular frames, the Rottweiler is a large breed of dog that has undeservedly earned a reputation for being scary, intimidating, and aggressive. However, they can actually be incredibly goofy and friendly, acting more like clowns than protectors. There is no doubt that they can make great guard dogs, but proper training and socialization also can make them a perfect family dog who will get along with everyone they meet.

The Rottweiler history goes back thousands of years, evolving from Mastiffs who worked with the Romans. They have been working alongside people for their known history, working as fighters, herders, and protectors. Today, the breed is utilized in work with military personnel, police, and security experts. At first glance, a well trained Rottie can be an intimidating sight, due to their size, muscle mass, and serious expression.

This guide will walk you through the in's and out's of owning this phenomenal breed. Whether you're someone playing with the idea of getting a Rottie, or have already embarked on your journey with your pup, this guide will offer an insight into how to create a happy and fulfilling life for you and your Rottweiler. This book will answer all your questions such as:

• Is a Rottweiler the right dog for me?
• I brought my Rottie home. What now?
• How can I successfully train my Rottweiler?
• What are some common mistakes should I avoid?

Topics covered in the book include:

• Rottweiler Breed History and Characteristics
• Loyal, Loving Guardians -Determining If the Rottweiler Is the Right Breed for You
• Finding Your Rottweiler
• Preparing for Your Rottweiler Puppy
• Bringing Home Your Rottweiler
• The First Month
• Housetraining
• Socialization and Experience
• Living with other dogs
• Training You Rottweiler Puppy
• Basic Commands
• Nutrition
• Exercising - Great Exercise Partners
• Grooming - Productive Bonding
• Health Issues
• Rottweiler Health Concerns
• Your Aging Rottweiler

What their reputation often overlooks is just how much personality Rottweilers have. They can be great guardians, but the vast majority of the time, they are goofy pups that consider themselves lap dogs. It's not unusual for a full sized Rottie to try to flop down on top of your lap while you sit on the couch, or to dance at your feet begging for you to run around outside with them. They love to play and are very trainable, simply because that training means spending more time with you. This wonderful, loving, and affectionate breed can be the perfect addition to the right home.

Is a Rottweiler the breed for you? Find out inside "The Complete Guide to Rottweilers".