The rottweiler is a very traditional dog breed that has its origins in what is now Baden-Württemberg. The massive, stocky dog was originally bred for driving cattle and later also found a role as a guard dog.
Because of this history, the Rottweiler sometimes has a bad reputation: due to its strong physique combined with poor upbringing or training that was deliberately designed to encourage aggressive behavior, it was discredited for a long time.
Fortunately, this has changed: today the Rottweiler is in most cases a great family dog, who gets along splendidly with young and old. With lots of love and one species-appropriate education The learnable, active dog actually captivates everyone.
However, you have to do a lot to achieve this: A Rottweiler has to know its limits and at the same time be kept very busy. That's why you should know a lot about the breed before you buy it – this will definitely help you the following books help.
The best Rottweiler books at a glance
Klaus Hinrichsen: “My first Rottweiler. Selection and purchase, nutrition and health, education and care”
The book is particularly intended for beginners “My first Rottweiler. Selection and purchase, nutrition and health, education and care” by Klaus Hinrichsen. Written in easy-to-understand language, it conveys good first insight.
In addition to valuable Rottweiler-specific tips Education, coexistence and care The work also offers a lot of general knowledge that can also be applied to other breeds. So if you're thinking about getting a Rottweiler, this short, 112-page paperback is a good first read.
Lowell J. Ackerman: “My Healthy Rottweiler”
Lowell J. Ackerman is a licensed veterinarian and passionate Rottweiler friend. His book “My healthy Rottweiler” stands out pleasantly from many other guides.
Breeding standards and perfect appearance are less likely to be found in this bound volume. Instead, the author's sole concern is that the dogs happy and healthy are.
This is how the book goes along with it Breed-typical behaviors and diseases apart and offers many valuable, gentle parenting and care tips.
Constantin Ridders: “Our dream dog: Rottweiler”
Another book especially for Rottweiler newbies and dog beginners “Our dream dog: Rottweiler” by Constantin Ridders. The bound, richly illustrated Work is particularly concerned with the Socialization and care of the animals apart.
In addition to a detailed breed portrait and thoughts that you should think about before buying, the book also contains training tips and care instructions.
This is how you look forward to your new family member optimally prepared and you can call a happy, playful and disciplined dog your own.
Claudia Kaiser: “Rottweiler training: dog training for your Rottweiler puppy”
If you have just gotten a little Rottweiler or are planning to do so, I can especially recommend the first volume of Claudia Kaiser's trilogy. The book “Rottweiler training: dog training for your Rottweiler puppy” is all about the correct handling of dog children.
Next to Getting used to and playing exercisesn you will find lots of clues like you undesirable behavior can be prevented right from the start. With your help, your little Rottweiler can grow into a magnificent adult.
Claudia Kaiser: “Rottweiler Training – Dog training for your Rottweiler: How you can build a unique relationship with your dog through targeted dog training”
Rottweilers are very inquisitive and agile animals that need to be encouraged and challenged. Claudia Kaiser's book “Rottweiler Training – Dog Training for Your Rottweiler” starts right here.
The author presents various Training methods with practice examples that not only challenge the dog, but also that Relationship between Rottweiler and owner become significantly more intimate.
Claudia Kaiser: Rottweiler care: care, nutrition and diseases related to your Rottweiler
Caring for a Rottweiler also needs to be learned: This doesn't just apply to the coat, as a responsible owner you should also be informed about the health aspects. The volume “Rottweiler care: care, nutrition and diseases related to your Rottweiler” by Claudia Kaiser is a good choice for this.
The author doesn't just address the issue in this book nutrition and personal care, but also gives a good overview of common ones health challenges such as hereditary diseases, age-related problems or parasites. So it's worth keeping this book on your shelf!