Rottweiler Training

Tip#1 :  Make sure that your Rottweiler knows whos boss.

It is important to make sure our Rottweiler knows who’s boss during the training process.

When you’re feeding your Rottweiler, take away his food whilst he is eating. This shows the Rottweiler that you are the one in control and the “alpha dog”. Be sure to give it back to him after a couple of seconds, however.

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Turn your Rottweiler onto his back every now and again. By doing this you are putting your dog into a submissive position and showing him again that you are in control. It’s extremely important that you praise him when he does this to show him he’s doing the right thing. It’s also important to note that this should be done in a playful manner and NEVER as a source of punishment.

Stare down your Rottweiler. As strange as it sounds, the dominant dog of a pack is never the first to look away. When your Rottweiler stares at you, be sure to continue to stare at him until he looks away.

Tip#2: Always make your Rottweiler “earn it”.

Many people fall into the habit of buying a new toy or treats for the dog on the premise that it looks cute or they just want to spoil their dog. Whilst its great to treat your dog well, when it comes to Rottweilers you must make them work for it. By doing this, you help them feel important and erase the mindset that everything is theirs for the taking.

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Tip#3: Be Consistent.

Most puppies will try to test their owners to see what they can get away with, much like small children. This is extremely true in Rottweilers more so than other breeds of dogs. For example, if your Rottweiler tried to jump on the couch and you firmly said, “NO”, they would come back later to try again. If they were succesful the second time, not only would they think they are allowed to go on the couch, but they would also develop the mindset that if they keep trying, they’ll eventually get whatever they want.

Because of this, its imperative that you’re consistent in your commands. Generally it takes one and a half to two years for them to begin to slow down. It’s important to note, however, that they will continue to try and test you.

Rottweiler’s really do make fantastic pets, but as previously mentioned, it’s important that you train them correctly.

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