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The
Rottweiler is a very intelligent dog with a strong desire
to please it's master. Rottweilers crave attention, they
are very loyal and devoted. Rottweilers are frequently
used as guard and police animals. Some people have trained
these fine animals to be hostile and many sad stories
have resulted from these situations. However, a Rottweiler
which has been properly trained, will be as gentle as
any other breed of dog.
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Rottweiler
History
As
Roman soldiers marched across Europe, they were accompanied
by their food "on the hoof." With the armies
came specific types of mastiffs used for driving and
guarding the cattle; the dogs also changed the minds
of would-be thieves and army deserters. As the cattle
were eaten, dogs were discarded along the way as excess
baggage. Others were left as guardians at the various
outposts established by the Romans. Since the main route
of travel was over the Alps through St. Gouhard Pass,
these dogs figured in the background of many of the Swiss
breeds. The northern boundary of the army's ventures
traced through southern Germany, including the town of
Rottweil, which became a major European center for livestock
commerce during the next 18 centuries.
The
modern breed of Rottweiler is believed to have been developed
in Germany in Rottweil, hence the name Rottweiler. The
Germans used these dogs as herd dogs for their farming
animals. The early Rottweilers also were worked as beasts
of burden, carrying wood and other products to market.
In addition, they were used as draft animals to pull
carts filled with various products for their owners.
With
the coming of the railroads however, the future of the
Rottweiler looked dim. But, police officers became aware
of the usefulness of the Rottweiler as a police dog,
and in 1910 the Rottweiler was officially recognized
as a police dog ensuring its survival. During the first
and second World Wars, Rottweilers were put into service
as war time guard animals.
In
1931 the American Kennel Club added the Rottweiler to
their Stud Book. Since it was admitted to the AKC the
popularity of the Rottweiler has been on the rise with
the Rottewiler being the third most registered dog just
last year.
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