FAQ

People who lack the time, experience, or ability to provide consistent training, socialization, and daily exercise should not own a Rottweiler.

Rottweilers can be good with kids if properly socialized and trained from a young age, but due to their strength, all interactions with young children should be supervised.

Rottweilers can be prone to health issues, require experienced handling due to their strength and guarding instincts, and need significant training and exercise.

Rottweilers can be excellent family dogs when properly trained and socialized, showing loyalty, affection, and protective instincts. Supervision with young children is important due to their size and strength.

The root cause of separation anxiety in dogs is significant distress triggered by separation from their guardian, often due to changes in environment, routine, or guardian.

Do not punish your dog for anxiety-related behaviors, leave them alone beyond their comfort threshold, or ignore signs of distress, as these can worsen the condition.

The root cause of separation anxiety in dogs is emotional distress triggered by being separated from their guardian or left alone, often due to sudden changes in environment or routine.

Do not punish your dog for anxiety-related behaviors, force long separations too early, or ignore signs of distress—these can worsen the condition.

The root cause of separation anxiety in dogs is significant distress triggered by separation from their guardian, often due to changes in environment, routine, or guardian.

Do not punish your dog for anxiety-related behaviors, leave them alone beyond their comfort threshold, or ignore signs of distress, as these can worsen the condition.