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Our Rottweilers

Angel · Baby · Genesis · Black Pearl · Morgan · Legacy · Rock · Judge Justice · Ace · Pooh Bear · Wizard

If you own a Rottweiler you've probably been asked (on more than one occasion), "Is your Rottweiler a German Rottweiler or American Rottweiler?" When I was first asked the question I was a bit baffled because I thought that there was only one kind of Rottweiler. Then the all knowing individual I was speaking to proceeded to explain to me that German Rotties were shorter, stockier and have a bigger blockier head, and American Rotties were taller and leggier without as blocky a head. (Of course, there are several variations to this mythology - American Rotties have bigger ears, German Rotties have bigger teeth, you name it someone's probably said it.)

The truth is all Rottwellers have a German back ground, and are German if they are born in Germany. American if they are born in the US. We have Florence, Co. Rotts.

US and Germany have Kennel Clubs. Like AKC and ADRK. But we breed CKC Rottweilers.

Height: (Approx.) 22-30 In.

Group: Mastiff

Weight: (Approx.) 85-140 Lbs.

Coat: Short And Smooth

Color: Black With Tan, Mahogany, Or Fawn Markings

Appearance:

Head: Large, broad between ears.

Eyes: Medium sized, almond shaped, moderately deep set, dark.

Ears: Small and triangular, set apart.

Muzzle: Wide and well tapered.

Nose: Black and self-colored according to coat.

Bite: Scissor or level

Neck: Well muscled, slight arch.

Chest: Deep and broad, pronounced forechest.

Body: Longer than height, broad and strong, top-line is firm and level.

Legs: Strong, straight and heavy bone.

Feet: Round and compact, well arched toes, thick pads.

Tail: Docked.

Movement: Strong and driving, yet very agile.

Temperament: Protective and aloof with strangers.

*The Rottweiler is an extremely popular guard dog in the U.S. Many U.S. breeders are breeding much larger and stockier dogs than those of the native land of Germany.


	White Horse Kennels Up Level About Us \| Our Rottweilers \| Our Miniature Pinschers \| Puppies \| Photo Gallery \| FAQ \| Contact Us \| Adult Dogs For Sale This is a FREE Website by Tripod the ad at the top and bottom of the pages on this site are not supported by White Horse Kennels. Our Rottweilers Angel · Baby · Genesis · Black Pearl · Morgan · Legacy · Rock · Judge Justice · Ace · Pooh Bear · Wizard If you own a Rottweiler you've probably been asked (on more than one occasion), "Is your Rottweiler a German Rottweiler or American Rottweiler?" When I was first asked the question I was a bit baffled because I thought that there was only one kind of Rottweiler. Then the all knowing individual I was speaking to proceeded to explain to me that German Rotties were shorter, stockier and have a bigger blockier head, and American Rotties were taller and leggier without as blocky a head. (Of course, there are several variations to this mythology - American Rotties have bigger ears, German Rotties have bigger teeth, you name it someone's probably said it.) The truth is all Rottwellers have a German back ground, and are German if they are born in Germany. American if they are born in the US. We have Florence, Co. Rotts. US and Germany have Kennel Clubs. Like AKC and ADRK. But we breed CKC Rottweilers. Height: (Approx.) 22-30 In. Group: Mastiff Weight: (Approx.) 85-140 Lbs. Coat: Short And Smooth Color: Black With Tan, Mahogany, Or Fawn Markings Appearance: Head: Large, broad between ears. Eyes: Medium sized, almond shaped, moderately deep set, dark. Ears: Small and triangular, set apart. Muzzle: Wide and well tapered. Nose: Black and self-colored according to coat. Bite: Scissor or level Neck: Well muscled, slight arch. Chest: Deep and broad, pronounced forechest. Body: Longer than height, broad and strong, top-line is firm and level. Legs: Strong, straight and heavy bone. Feet: Round and compact, well arched toes, thick pads. Tail: Docked. Movement: Strong and driving, yet very agile. Temperament: Protective and aloof with strangers. *The Rottweiler is an extremely popular guard dog in the U.S. Many U.S. breeders are breeding much larger and stockier dogs than those of the native land of Germany.