I heard the average number of pups is between 1 and 14. However, if you are interested in a more narrowed down number, you can have your vet look at her. Also, remember, although sad, not all of the pups may survive.
Yes, because the rottweiler has the strength and jaw size to do so.
there you have to consider the factors, for example both the Staffordshire Bull Terrier and the Rottweiler have a bite force of "328" psi, the sizes logically are not the same but in a real fight, the truth is it does not matter much. Remember that the Staffy a few years ago were created or dedicated to fights which they already have in a certain way that instinct or genetics both are muscular dogs and the Rottweiler's objective was to be a guard dog. Then the truth taking these factors into account in a fight you can't say which would win since in bite they are equal that would be 50%/50% either breed can win.
As for a guard/yard dog, the rottweiler is better due to size.
Depending on the size of the dog, both dogs are very powerful, the Rottweiler has a stronger bite, but I think that the Rottweiler would not withstand against the Dogo Argentino in a longer fight
Impossible to tell being a mix.
they are usually medium dogs. I am 5'6 and my australian cattle dog rottweiler mix goes just lightly above my knees.
well its easy a rottweiler
A Dog that is a mix between a Dobermann and a Rottweiler. The puppies would be a crossbred and could not be Kennel Club registered, but would likely be black-and-tan in colour and of a medium to large size.
LARGE !! or XL cause i have a labrador and we had a large one
The puppies will be three quarters Rottweiler, one quarter Shepherd. (75% Rottweiler, 25% Shepherd).
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