Hi John, We have a 1 1/2 year old rottweiler. He is incredibly lovable but when we go to the vet, he becomes incredibly aggressive. He is muzzled but still is incredibly vicious. He had to go in last night for a torn nail and it was really bad. When the vet tried to go […]
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Hi John, My Rottweiler is suddenly lunging at people when they turn to leave. Her greeting is perfect and she sits for petting and kisses…then it happens. She’s a rescue we’ve had for two years. Cynthia – West Palm Beach, Florida Hi Cynthia, I’d need a lot more information to be of any help as
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Aggressive Rottweiler – Unbalanced or Victim? I was recently bitten twice in the thigh during a brief visit to my neighbours by their 130 lb. 2-3 year old Rottweiler. He was fixated on me when I entered and began to circle me, barked and then started biting. I did not yell or attempt to resist
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I have a 6-year-old Rottweiler that I love dearly. We just had a baby 5 weeks ago and we need help with introducing the baby. So far, I am not too sure about what he is thinking. He is probably jealous and I’m not sure if he is aggressive towards the baby or just concerned.
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Hello Mr. Wade, My daughter adopted a rescue dog a female Rottweiler/Doberman cross, about 2 years old. Stella adapted well, has been to 2 obedient courses and finished at the top of her class! My concern is that she is very dominant and recently had a situation while visiting my other daughter who has a
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Hello John, I read your column all the time and love it. Just a quick question. I have a Rotty/Shepherd mix that’s just over a year old. I’ve had him since he’s nine weeks old. Since I got him, I and the family has given him nothing but love, tons of socialization to everything and
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