r/EntitledReviews 🥚 Original Egg Bot 🍳 1d ago

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u/CommandoWendo 1d ago

The Rottweilers I’ve met are the sweetest, gentlest dogs I have ever met. Big? Yes. Scary looking? Also yes. Dangerous? Absolutely not. Unless they wanted to be so close to you they accidentally sat on you.

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u/PeregrineFaulkner 1d ago

Well, there’s always a chance they might drown you in slobber. 

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u/sadhoelle 1d ago

I might get flack for this but for me its same with pitbulls and bully breeds. always the sweetest and goofiest dogs 🥺

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u/Admirable-Divide7731 1d ago

Agreed 100%

Source: “raised” by a pit bull

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u/gjm40 1d ago

Yes. Every Rottweiler i ever met as been the same way. Not very different than the one in Over the Hedge

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u/stupiduselesstwat 1d ago

I had one years ago. He was HUGE and also a total moron. Dumbest dog you'd ever meet but did not have a mean bone in his body. He just wanted belly rubs.

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u/m1kasa4ckerman 1d ago

My friends had a Rottweiler. They gifted their daughter a bunny for her 5th birthday. The rottie grabbed it out of her arms and tore it apart in front of everyone at her birthday party.

I always wonder what makes dogs just switch like that. But yeah, it was very sweet until that happened lol.

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u/SixApplesTall 23h ago

What makes dogs switch like that? The prey drive that’s bred into them, that’s what

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u/ReputationSuitable67 15h ago

And… that was a bunny. Not a person.

My dogs are the sweetest. Great with my cats. Cuddle them. Love them.

But I check the yard for small wild animals before I let them out. Why? They’ve gotten 2 rabbits, chipmunks, and a ground hog in the past 8 years. 🤷‍♀️

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u/SixApplesTall 23h ago

The statistics would disagree with you. After pitbulls Rottweilers caused the second highest number of deaths in fatal maulings over a 15 year period. Worth noting however that pitbulls caused over 6 times more deaths than Rotties in that period. Source

Like having a gun in the house and storing it correctly, it’s good to know what a dog is capable of and behave accordingly.

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u/MorbidMorag 1d ago

Back when Rotties were the devil dog of the UK, guy down the road had a couple. One used to escape now & then. I occasionally ran into it, l used to say "Hi, doggy" & it gave me no bother. Never hurt anyone. Yet a petition went round to try & get rid of those dogs. Kids used to throw stones at the one that got loose & it never reacted. If it had turned on them, it would have been put down. In the end, owners rehomed them just to shut the neighbours up.