When it comes to Rottweiler aesthetics, most people are only familiar with the glossy black short coated and brown eyed Rotties. However, there are many rare and beautiful types including the White, Black, and even Blue Rottweilers. Let us take a look at some other awesome varieties in terms of length, colors, and patterns.
Out of all, the Weimarrott and the New Rottland are the best Rottweiler mixes that you can’t afford to miss out. Following these, the Dachsweiler and the Rotticorso are two very promising designer dog breeds.
Rottweilers cost around $700 to $3,000. They are big, energetic dog breeds that many people like. Rottweilers don't need a lot of grooming, but they do need a lot of food because they are big and energetic. You should expect to spend around $120 per month on your Rottweiler, mostly on food. Rottweilers can be aggressive if they are not trained properly, so you should budget for some training expenses too.
When it comes to price point, female Rotties are more expensive than males. A female pup should set you back a couple thousand dollars. If a smaller and more affectionate pooch is what you want, a female Rottie is a good choice. Otherwise, there’s the playful and more muscular male Rottweiler that should better fit your requirements.
In terms of bite force, the Rottweiler rules with an average PSI of 328 per bite compared to the 200 PSI from a Doberman. But Dobies can run faster at 40 mph and chase the bad guys quickly while Rotties are a little behind at 25 mph. Yet, in the popularity category, Rotties have consistently outranked the Dobie over the years.
The biggest tell-tale sign that you’re looking at a German Rottie and not an American is the tail. Rottweilers that originated in Germany don’t have docked tails unlike their American counterparts. German Rottweilers also have a larger, broader head, and these canines cost slightly more than Rotties born in the USA.
One of these mixed dog breeds is the muscular and bulky-looking Boxer Rottweiler Mix or as commonly called Boxweiler, Rotty, Boxie Rottie, and Boxer Rottie. It is produced by mixing a Boxer and a Rottweiler. However, don’t be fooled by a Boxweiler’s physical appearance because behind that ‘macho’ physique is a playful and affectionate canine companion.
One of these is the Doberman Rottweiler Mix, also known by names such as Doberweiler, Doberott, Rottie Dobe, or the Rottie Dobie. A mix of the muscular Rottweiler and the leaner Doberman. In this article, we will refer to this mix as the Rotterman.
As a pet lover, you often want your furry Rottweiler companion to look cute and be easy to handle. Technically, a Miniature Rottweiler is a cross between a Rottweiler and another smaller breed, like a Miniature Pinscher. The Miniature Rottweiler checks all these boxes. However, the Miniature Rottweiler is not yet recognized as an official breed under AKC.
