An interesting video that displays just how powerful an adult rottweiler dogs bite is. The creators of this video measure the bite force of the rottweiler and compare it to other breeds of dog. The other dogs in this video are a pit bull that was bred to fight and a german shephard that was bred as a guard dog.
Like every breed of dog, the Rottweiler has a natural urge to chew. This black and tan rottweiler with a broad skull looks around 7 to 12 months of age. This is the typical age that dogs including the rottweiler breed of working dog go through a period of ‘adolescent chewing’. His puppy teeth will have fallen out and will have been replaced by new adult teeth. His new adult rottweiler teeth will be setting in to his jawbone which will be causing the dog a considerable amount of discomfort. The rottweiler will chew on anything that he can find to ease the aching that he can feel in his gums through this period.
Don’t be fooled, rottweiler dogs are not miserable when they take up this ‘poor ignored me’ pose. Even the most socialized rottweilers who are living their lives to their fullest pull this move. They are just relaxing while observing their masters movements, nothing to worry about here! Click your fingers and your faithful friend will jump up in an instant with it’s rottweiler stump wiggling like crazy while he waits anxiously for his next command.
A young rottweiler puppy looks confused at what his owner is pointing at him. Obviously its just a camera that the 3 month old rottweiler pup’s master has in his hand.
Photo by mario