I have to say, based on temperament, intelligence, training ability and just about every category I can think of, I couldn't possibly be happier with my choice to get one.Underpants? wrote:rotts=stellarR00k wrote:he still thinks he's a lap dog. i'm afraid we've spoiled the shit out of him, he's completely useless. lol
A recurring ear infection is really the only negative thing that we have to deal with now that he's no longer a puppy. Honestly, the worst part about having a well-raised rotty is the people who have misconceptions about them. Because the last 2 years 9 months have convinced me that they are misconceptions.
They're definitely a strong-willed breed though, and not good pets for people who don't want to invest serious time into raising a dog.