A Little Terrier Got This Rottweiler Pregnant !!!

Teresa Patterson, from Yorkshire in the UK (owner of both Joey the terrier and Zara the Rottweiler) was surprised when she found out that her two dogs had mated and said she had no clue it had even happened until 11 puppies were born!!

“I was completely shocked,” Patterson said. “I didn’t think nature would let this happen but at some point it did. The puppies have a lovely temperament like their parents. . One of the puppies, Sparkie, which our son is having, follows me everywhere I go. But this won’t happen again – Joey will be going to the vets soon.”

After the litter arrived in the summer four-year-old mother Zara lost interest, leaving Joey, one, to take care of them. Sadly, four of the puppies died and Ms Patterson was forced to step in when Zara refused to feed.

She fed the seven remaining animals Weetabix and scrambled egg to keep them strong, and even gave them Horlicks to help them sleep. The puppies are adorable...

Rottweiler vs Wolf (Video)

Rottweiler and wolf best freinds, interesting video about the wolf-dog friendship. 
These two canine friends have known each other since they were puppies and love playing together with each other. 

It’s nice to see them getting along so well, no matter how down you are,their unlikely union brings a smile to the face of everyone who sees them. Amazing video shows Rottweiler and wolf playing at the park.

7 Things you may not heard about Rottweilers.

 Here are seven interesting facts about Rottweilers that you might not have know before...  

1.They are named after the town named Rottweil,southwestern Germany.From this town the dog breed gets its name. 

                        

2. They were recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1935.

3.Rottweilers are known as very good guard and security dogs, In World War I and World War II, Rottweilers were used in many military roles.

                            

4. Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett own five Rottweilers at their home in California.

                    
5. According to AKC, Rottweilers are are the 10th most popular breed in America.
6.The Average life expectancy for a rottweiler is somewhere between 7 and 10 years.

7. The first Rottweiler was imported from Germany in USA in 1928, and into the UK in1936.

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Rottweiler LifeSpan - How long does Rottweiler live ??

How long does Rottweiler Live ?

Rottweiler is a is a medium/large size breed of domestic dog, so their average lifespan is not very long (14,15 or 20 years) as in small dogs.

Studies and breed surveys in US, UK show that a healthy averaged size Rottweiler dog lives an avarage of 8 to 12 years and it is common that female Rottweiler dog lives an average 2 years longer that a male Rottweiler dog.

Some Rottweilers live for a longer time and many others die earlier. Every Rottweiler is an individual and has their own health challenges, so there's no one-size-fits-all figure. It could be worse (many large sized dog breeds have even a shorter lifespan, such as the Irish Wolfhound who only has an average lifespan of between 6 and 8 years, the same for the Great Dane) but it's definitely not great.

How to help your Rottweiler live longer ?

- The first and maybe the most important thing to help your Rottweiler have a healthy and long life is to make sure he gets vaccinated on time and that he completes the full set of required vaccination during his life.

- Consult the vet regularly on how to keep your Rottweiler free from canine parasites such as worms.

- Feed your Rottweiler puppy only the best balanced premium food.

- Monitor your dogs diet and exercise while growing up so the dog won't get 'too fat'.

- And also an important thing is to get help quickly if you are concerned about your Rottie's health at any time so you will have a healthy friend for a long time.

Rottweiler and Leopard at the Park (VIDEO)

A video of a Rottweiler puppy and a Leopard at a national park is one of the most shared videos this month in youtube...

The owners of this Rottweiler puppy took him to the national zoo park during a visit to show him the wild cat, Leopard, the second most efficient killer in the world. The commenters at youtube were arguing whether a Rottweiler puppy should be taken to a national zoo park, Many of the commenters were against taking your pet to the park due to the dangerous situations that could occur if the pet isn't socialized well.

However in this case there was a glass partition which basing in the zoo keepers opinion is safe.

9 Rottweiler Mixes You Need to Check Out!

 1.Pitbull and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Pitweiler"

2.Husky and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Rottsky"

3.Golden Retreiver and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Golden Rottie"

4.French Bulldog and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "French Bullweiler"

5.Poodle and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Rottle"

6.Great Dane and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Weiler dane"

7.Jack Russel Terrier and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Jackweiler"

8.Bernese Mountain Dog and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called "Bernweiler"

9.Border Coll and Rottweiler - The cross of these two breeds is called by some "Collieweiler"

7 Types of Food you can share with your dog !

1.Eggs - Eggs have a high amount of protein ! Scrambling up some eggs for your dog certainly won’t hurt him

2.Carrots - Puppies love carrots A LOT!!, Carrots is a safe food you can share with your dog, it contains antioxidants and phytonutrients, which are good for the heart. Also contains Vitamin A.

3.Salmon - is another food you can share with your dog, it contains Omega 3 fatty acids that will help your dog to have a healthy skin and a healthy brain, it also helps the dog to have a good coat.

4.Chicken - Chicken is a good food for dogs, it is rich with protein and also contains a lot of other good nutrients like: Vitamin B12, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B3, Amino Acids, Iron and Calcium.

5.Yogurt - Yogurt contains a number of nutrients, including protein, calcium, phosphorus, Vitamin B12, potassium, zinc and iodine. But NOTE: We are talking about plain yogurt with non added flavours, sugars or fats.

6.Rice - Is a great food for dogs with sensitive stomachs and those recovering from surgery, it is also a good source of highly digestible carbohydrates.

7.Apple Slices - Dogs love apple, it supplies Vitamins A and Vitamin C, along with many other good nutrients, Apple also helps to clean residue off a dog's teeth, which helps to freshen the dogs breath.