Whenever we talk about the most dangerous dog breeds in the world, one of those that top the list are Rottweilers. Who wouldn't get scared of its fierce-looking face, black and tan markings, big physique, and very heavyweight, which can go up to 135 lbs or 67.5 kilos and 100 lbs or 50 kilos for males and females respectively? But is it true that this dog breed is extremely dangerous? Do they deserve to be treated like a beast and be feared that much?

ROTTWEILERS AS A BEAST

According to statistics posted by Medicine Net regarding the deaths involving dogs, there are already about 24 deaths that happened because of Pit Bulls, 10 deaths because of German Shepherds' attacks, and 16 deaths due to Rottweilers. Because of this rate, Rottweilers are considered the most dangerous dog breed next to Pit Bulls.

Furthermore, Rottweilers are known as an extremely jealous breed. Just to be able to show its love and protection towards the people they love, this breed tends to do everything even to the point that they already hurting other people. This breed is also prone to become dominant and could even become too destructive and overexcited, which without the proper training and nurturing, could lead to more damaging tendencies.

ROTTWEILER'S TRUE TEMPERAMENT

Despite the negative image most people perceive towards Rottweilers, there are still some who could see the angel beneath that feisty look. Animal behaviorist even claims that with proper guidance, training, patience, and love, this breed will turn from a beast to a gentle giant, which it is ought to be. So basically, his temperament will depend on how his owner will raise and take care of him.

Disregarding the negative traits that most people have portrayed with this breed, Rottweilers are also known for their extremely sharp memory and high level of intelligence. Given this, they are considered as one of the dogs that are easiest to train and also the fastest to understand commands. Due to their accuracy, talent, and skill, armed forces and policemen would often work hand and hand with this breed.

Moreover, contrary to what most people thought, Rottweilers are loving and very affectionate, as revealed by Cuddle Your Dogs. These breeds are always ready for cuddles and even initiate one sometimes. They could also become so protective and loving especially to their small humans. Indeed, this breed has a lot of love and affection to give that when their owners are not around, they even tend to suffer separation anxiety.