Ladyst:
Wow!!! Am just imagining this combination....Rottweiler + Doberman = Doberrott (crossbreed).
They will be very aggressive, Energetic & courageous.

Just a day old....

adisabarber:


My own is, why did you put the pups inside ponpon? ☺

rumenase:



I did not say otherwise if you understood my previous post I said "except you want to develop a new breed" and selling is not part of developing a new breed.

oluomoadebayo:


Creating a new breed goes beyond out crossing 2 different breeds together. It takes a lot of gene pool research work. Crossing Rotweiler and Dobberman together will produce nothing special in my opinion.

First, Rotweiler is not a very strong dog and Doberman has a lot of health challenges with no solid teperament anymore.

Secondly, no one should sell an experimental puppies because you don't know what the outcome will look like.

oluomoadebayo:


Creating a new breed goes beyond out crossing 2 different breeds together. It takes a lot of gene pool research work. Crossing Rotweiler and Dobberman together will produce nothing special in my opinion.

First, Rotweiler is not a very strong dog and Doberman has a lot of health challenges with no solid teperament anymore.

Secondly, no one should sell an experimental puppies because you don't know what the outcome will look like.

Hound123:
@LADYST Thumbs Up For Fighting For What U Belive In.I JUST LEARNED SOMETHING FROM THIS ARGUEMENT.

Ladyst:


And who told you that am creating a new breed...Rotterman has been in existence ttypically cross breed. Just say you don't know about it. For you to say that Rottweiler is not a strong dog am sorry. Rottweiler is aamong the strongest breed we have.
And you have no right to tell me what to sell and what not to sell.
Like you said that's your opinion..so thank you

oluomoadebayo:


Rottweiler used to be a strong dog if properly raised but since the boxed head syndrome has taken over, the breed has lost its true nature. Goodluck with your sale but like I said, in my opinion, I think it's not right.

Ladyst:


We have so many strong dogs in existence and you can’t tell me that They have lost their nature too because boxed head showed up...The breed you like wont be what another will like too.....how people raised their dogs is their business but that nature will still be there.
Thanks for your wishes

oluomoadebayo:


The genetic makeup of a dog will contribute just 30% of how the dog turned out to be while training and proper education will make a dog solid or strong. Do you ever ask a question why you don't see Rottweiler among the working dogs anymore?

Ladyst:


Because they more damage with their biting...unexperienced dog breeder can’t handle Rott. They make much use of their ability to intimidate.

Faccouk:
Agility or Ability?

Ladyst:


Because they more damage with their biting...unexperienced dog breeder can’t handle Rott. They make much use of their ability to intimidate.

oluomoadebayo:


Damage with their bite? Where did you get that from? Please, argue with fact .

Ladyst:


The bite force in an average Rottweiler is 328 pounds per square inch..it's in 4th position in terms of bite force.

And check 2018 top working breed..Rottweiler is among

oluomoadebayo:


Stop reading google and get to the field for the first-hand experience like I do. What is the essence of the bite where there is no proper temperament to make use of it? Rottweiler is more of a show than a working dog now. Remember that they used to play in IPO but very few you see playing these days.

Ladyst:

my dear your experience is limited..I have to quote those that has done the research over the years.

But you that is experienced, I haven't seen your work ooo, make it known... I promise you I will quote you.
I thought you said Rottweiler is not a working dog before.
My dear we need research to add to our knowledge because it will go a long way for US.

I love the forum..am still learning too...bye

oluomoadebayo:


I give it to you for making your argument civil but I want you to quote where I said Rottweiler is not a working dog?

Ladyst:


You said Rott is no more in the list of working dog... so that makes it not a working dog. But d last time I checked we are in 2018 and Rott is still among them.

Thanks for your time and everything...we are all here to share ideas and learn too..and we will keep on learning...lovely weekend to you and all

oluomoadebayo:


Rottweiler used to be a strong dog if properly raised but since the boxed head syndrome has taken over, the breed has lost its true nature. Goodluck with your sale but like I said, in my opinion, I think it's not right.