Doctor Timit Tor Rottweiler

Apr 16

Talking about the Serbian rottweiler is talking about the quintessential watchdog. It is the best-valued dog for tasks of surveillance, custody, and protection of people and homes. It is undoubtedly a territorial type dog breed that does not tolerate the close presence of other dogs too much.

The labeling can be confusing whether you’re looking into the Rottweiler as your potential next dog breed or have just heard about the different types. Serbian Rottweiler, German Rottweiler, you’ll probably hear about the American or even Russian Rottweiler. Let’s stick to the two main types and see how it influences breeding across Europe and the US. I own a Rottweiler and might have found an interesting thing or two regarding her bloodline; I’ll get back to that below. What exactly is the difference between the Serbian Rottweiler and the German Rottweiler – this is the question your research will ultimately arrive at. Truthfully, most articles will state that the Serbian Rottweiler was born in Serbia while the German one was born in Germany. Well, technically, this isn’t even the truth. Bringing two Serbian Rottweilers to the US and then breeding them doesn’t make the resulting pup less of a Serbian Rottweiler. Similarly, the German Rottweiler is very desired among American breeders, and there had to be a time (and it still happens) when authentic German bloodlines were transported to the US.