Serbian rottweiler vs German rottweiler

GERMAN, AMERICAN AND SERBIAN ROTTWEILERS; THE DIFFERENCES UNCOVERED.

The Extreme Head on The TIMIT-TOR bloodline Produces Very nice heads on puppies. The Normal head on The German Rottweiler consistently produces nice German Blockheads on the Puppies. Are you looking for Extreme or Normal?

We get asked all the time if we have German Rottweiler vs American Rottweiler, let me answer the real question: when you ask are German or American what you really want to know is does the parents look good and/or will the pup look good? The answer is yes we have BIG blockhead “German” Rottweilers.

Distinguishing between an apple and a berry can be quite simple compared to distinguishing between an apple and an apple. The differences can be discovered only by strict inspections. When most people look at a black and mahogany large dog they can easily identify the dog as being a Rottweiler.

When a breeder of high-quality Rottweilers or a Rottweiler judge looks at the same Rottweiler we can see many faults and imperfections. We can determine the quality of the dog because we have spent a lot of time searching for the perfect dog to add to our breeding programs. We search for Rottweiler breeding kennels all over the world because we desire to raise and breed Rots to meet the conformation standards of the breed.

What do you see?

The German, Serbian, Russian, and the American Rottweiler are all Rottweilers first before the feature differences.

It is very important for us to note that there is only one Rottweiler breed but we desire to produce “the correct Rottweiler”.

But is it German?

This is a question that is very familiar to every Rottweiler breeder in America.

To answer that question we first have to know what the inquirer really means when they ask “is it a German Rottweiler”

Often times when people ask me if its German Rottweiler or American Rottweiler they have an image in their mind about what a Rottweiler should look like. Because they associate German Rottweilers with big block heads, thick bones, large sturdy bodies. And they associate American Rottweiler with tall, skinny, and with poorly shaped heads.

When you ask a knowledgeable Rottweiler breeder the question “Is it German, American, Russian, or European Rottweiler” they associate that question with the location that the dog was born.

Location, Location, Location?

Is it a German Rottweiler, on one side of the view we can say all Rottweilers are German, or at least of German descent because originally they were used as guard dogs for cattle and also used for guarding outposts by the Roman soldiers? Because the Romans left Germany, they left the Rottie there too. So, if nationality is to be attached to Rottweilers then German it is. The Rottweilers all have their origin from the German city of Rottweil, a south German town.

They were referred to as Rottweiler Metzgenhund in German meaning the Rottweiler butcher dogs because they were used mainly to aid livestock, drive cattle, pull carts laden with butchered meat to market, and guard posts.

Popular as it was in the 18th-19th century, the breed almost got extinct due to the replacement of smaller dogs with the same functionality and fewer maintenance costs.

But in recent years the Rottweiler is one of the most popular breeds in the United States, thanks to the dedicated and passionate breeders who have helped in maintaining the existence of this awesome breed.

Most times the difference between two similar things is always tied to the preparation process. Similarly, the differences between the three Rottweilers in the review are strongly dependent on the breeding standard of the breeders.

These countries in which the Rottweiler’s names are attached have standards for breeding correct Rottweilers. Another thing that comes to mind is; are they following the standards strictly without compromise?

German Rottweiler vs American Rottweiler vs Serbian Rottweilers.

What are the distinguishing features of these dogs?

Generally, any Rottweiler born in the US is an American Rottie while those born in Germany are the German Rotties and the ones born in Serbia are Serbian Rottweilers. But technically, there are more differences worth mentioning.

One of the most obvious differences is that most American Rottweilers do not have tails. This is because in German and Serbian (European) its illegal.

German Rottweiler vs American Rottweiler

The German breeders under the ARDK must breed in strict compliance with standards. The dogs are made to pass breed stability tests and also have their hips certified before being allowed to breed.

In America, similar strict compliance is not ensured as breeders are not required to test their dogs before breeding. The temperament and the structure of the American Rotties are faulty according to standard practices.

In Germany, both parents of litter must be temperament tested (BH title), breed tested (Ztp), and have their hips certified. One parent must be a Schutzhund titled. With these strict requirements, Rottweilers with lesser quality are eliminated from the gene pool. ADRK is expected to use a dog base before they can breed a litter.

Be careful though, often times the German rejected dogs will be sold to Americans at a very high price. Then the outlook on German Rottweiler vs American Rottweiler will change. American can be better if we purchase poor German.

American Rottweiler vs German Rottweiler

The American Kennel Club offers lower standards in practice than stipulated on paper. They register a litter of puppies without any pre-breeding test. The AKC does not place any strict restrictions on parents with bad qualities thereby allowing a chance for defects in the gene pool. This is why you should buy from a reputable breeder.

With the negligence of the AKC in regards to breeding standards, the American Rottweilers are bred without proper standardization, leaving the breed to be nothing close to a true Rottweiler.

A correct Rottweiler should be strong and also have good working character, and be ready to protect his family yet without being harmful and unpredictable in everyday life situations.

Considering the strict and rigorous process of breeding a correct Rottweiler, the demand for this correct breed considering his efficiency is high. The German Rottweiler is very well bred thereby making the price higher because MOST American Rottweiler are poorly bred.

The probability of buying a faulty breed is very much low as far as the German and European Rottweiler are concerned. The strict ADRK standard warranties the best breed of Rottweilers.

European Rottweiler, So it’s not just German Rottweiler vs American Rottweiler

The European Rottweiler stands distinguished from others as it offers in totality what a correct Rottweiler should be both in appearance and in behavior. alternatively, you can purchase an American German Rottweiler from purebred Rottweiler puppies

Considering the strict adherence of ADRK standards in Germany, the Rottweilers bred there are far purer than Rottweilers bred by any other standards below theirs.

Germany needed a fierce competitor and the Serbians took the challenge by meeting the strictest ADRK standards of the German Rottweiler and now they are dominating in the show ring. German Rottweiler vs American Rottweiler or German vs Serbian Rottweilers. Check out the comparison between Rottweiler and shepherd