Toddler annoys Rottweiler – how the powerhouse reacts is sweet as sugar

Kleinkind patscht Rottweiler auf der Nase herum: Wie wird das Kraftpaket reagieren?

Kangal, pit bull, Rottweiler: Emotions run high with some dog breeds. Some people consider these breeds to be beasts and would prefer to ban them altogether.

Others report that they are loving family dogs. How do these differing opinions come about?

The following story provides an answer!


A natural part of the family

The Rottweiler in this video provides a convincing argument in favour of his breed without words.

We see him in his dog bed. He has curled up cosily and is having a nap. His best friend is sitting next to him.

Selbstverständlicher Teil der Familie
Source: YouTube screenshot; channel: @TheLaurianrup

It’s a boy of perhaps one year old. Even the most critical viewer can recognise nothing but beautiful harmony here.

The little one can paw at the dog’s nose at will: The Rottie remains the peace of mind itself.

Selbstverständlicher Teil der Familie
Source: YouTube screenshot; channel: @TheLaurianrup

For him, the boy is simply a natural part of his own family.


Everyday life lived thousands of times

Thousands of videos like this can be found online. So this is by no means an isolated case.

Such great relationships between list dogs and children are part of everyday life for many people and furry friends.

Tausendfach gelebter Alltag
Source: YouTube screenshot; channel: @TheLaurianrup

The wrong attitude is the problem

On the other hand, it would be wrong to declare any reservations about Rottweilers to be pure prejudice.

Rottweilers are strong and self-confident dogs that need to be trained responsibly.

Their basic character can be explained by their history as herding and herding dogs.

Unfortunately, its dominant nature also makes the Rottweiler attractive to people who abuse dogs as a walking threat.

In some federal states, the Rottweiler is a listed dog because incorrect training leads to more dangerous consequences than with dachshunds, for example.

Statistically speaking, they bite more often, but generally with less serious consequences.


No animal is born bad

In the comments on the video, there is plenty of confirmation of the assertion that it is not the breed itself that can make a Rottweiler problematic.

AlaiaViper summarises it perfectly:

„No animal is born bad, it’s the people that make the animal bad.“

Watch the video now and see for yourself the good-natured nature of this Rottie!

Source: TheLaurianrup

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