Personality
The Rottweiler is basically your buff, silent bodyguard who secretly cries during Pixar movies. With muscles like a linebacker and a stare that could make a squirrel confess, this breed means business — until it’s cuddle time. Loyal to their core, Rotties aren’t about random chitchat (read: barking); they wait until it’s absolutely necessary to speak up — like when the Amazon guy shows up uninvited. Beneath their armored exterior is a sensitive pup who’s happiest when they know their people are safe and nearby. Give them a job and they’ll master it with military precision. Ignore them or act sketchy? Prepare for a side-eye strong enough to wither your Wi-Fi signal. Whether working, playing, or napping in the shape of a beefy loaf, the Rottweiler is always quietly watching… and loving hard.
Trait Table
Rottweilers are loyal protectors with commanding presence, sharp intelligence, and a soft heart for their family. They’re naturally wary of strangers, excel in training with structure, and are built for strength and duty. While grooming is low maintenance, their protective instincts and bold personalities require consistent leadership and socialization.
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