How protective a rottweiler can be?.....Just read it!!!!

I love Rottweilers, my brother had one, I called him the family dog, he loved us all and was very protective. I know there were times, where I might be hugging my brother and Damien, would think that something was going wrong and would intervene. He was a great dog, unfortunately he died at the age of seven. I really miss him. My father was so distraught when he died.
Most people give them a bad rap because they are so big and massive, but believe me, that are the sweetest BEST LOOKING dogs there is

I've always loved dogs. But when I moved from San Francisco to Rhode Island (we moved in with my boyfriend's brother) and I met Chauncy who we call 120 lb. puppy although he's a few years old, Rotweillers are my favorite dogs.

He's smart, very protective and wouldn't harm anyone as long as he knows your not a threat. As I'm new to my lot I don't know how to post a picture yet but if you want to see a somewhat distorted picture of this beautiful dog go to
gandergentry.com/Chauncy, this was just a sample web page I made for a client.

I love this!!! I am a proud owner of a 10yr old female Rottweiler. she id the best dog i have ever owned and i will never own any other kid of dog. Not only are they smart,responsive, and quick thinkers, but Rottweilers are also the biggest loveable babies u will ever meet.My dog has never had to defend or fight but i believe whole heartedly if she had to, there is no doubt in my mind that she would make smart decisions and be a quick thinker.
I hate hearing peopl put Rottweilers down, they think just because they are huge they must be dangerous or scary...people like that really need to have a reality checkand stop judging something the obviously know nothing about.
I honestly believe that the only people that can stick up for our big babies (Rottweilers) are thier owners. So i am very proud to be a Rott owner and lover. I honestly couldn't ask for a better companion other than my children.

We have four dogs and they all think they are little boy. The man that live next door had a pit bull. He was one of those biker types or actually what we call a want to be. most biker are nice people. they just want to be them self's. but,any way the biker pit got into my yard and was after one of the smaller dogs. a minpin the minpin ran into the house with the pit on his tail.the big rott grab him by the neck and with a flick of his head put him back out the door.my wife and i was seating at the diner table talking.the pit hit the ground running home he did not want any part of the big rott. i went over to the biker house to check on the pit.see if he was ok. the biker was working on his bike outside and had see everything. he a few off the wall remarks about the rott was luck the pit did not get mad.but that pit stay in his yard the remainer of the two years the biker lived beside us. our daughter and her husban has two pits and they have never had any troubles from them. it the way you teach them to be

Not only are they sensible and loving they are extremely smart. Our Rottweiler knows everything you are saying from "Get the Kitty", which is a game for her to find the cat, to finding lost or hidden items that our seven year old granddaughter will hide for her. Duchess is truly the most unique dog we have had. She does not let our granddaughter out of her sight and will play tirelessly and babysit for hours. I would not hesitate to recommend a Rottweiler for a family pet.