I’m about to get a 9 week old male rottweiler as first pet. I’m curious to know that in general how is the personality and temperament of a 9 week old rottweiler? Since he is in his baby stage, I expect him to be harmless. How to make sure he remains harmless forever — even to strangers?
You posted your question in the bird section. You will get a better response if you repost it in the dog section.
However, I do own 5 dogs – 2 of which are 85 pound pitbulls. The key to keeping any dog harmless is to keep it socialized. We take our dogs to the park and the petstore regularly.
Rotts generally aren’t aggressive unless they have been raised or trained to be that way.
I would also recomment obedience classes. Working with your puppy regularly will make a big difference.
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You posted your question in the bird section. You will get a better response if you repost it in the dog section.
However, I do own 5 dogs – 2 of which are 85 pound pitbulls. The key to keeping any dog harmless is to keep it socialized. We take our dogs to the park and the petstore regularly.
Rotts generally aren’t aggressive unless they have been raised or trained to be that way.
I would also recomment obedience classes. Working with your puppy regularly will make a big difference.
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They are NOT harmless at 9 weeks old.
– PA
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my Rottweiler is turning 9 weeks old in a few days. I got him just under a week ago. He is pretty harmless but loves to chew on anything he finds- clothes, toilet roll, paper, furniture, shoes etc people. They take up a lot of attention and need consistancy in their training. I realise he is teething and have bought him toys for this and nylabones so when he does chew on something else I just say no and give him a very light tap on his nose and then give him a toy to distract him but it is tiring so you will have to be patient.
But they are adorable so good luck if you get him.
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Own one.
he is going to be a bully challenging you constantly for dominance after he understand that you are on top he should be submissive but still feisty at random time when he get burst of energy.
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own a male 1 year old rottweiler
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