Someone asked, is the Rottweiler easy to train? What I want to say is that it receives high praise among military dogs in the barracks. Of course, it is very intelligent and easy to train, which is also related to some of its inherent traits.

For example, it is highly alert, very wary of strangers, and has aggression. Nowadays, living in big cities with so many people, keeping it is not very safe. However, if it is at home, I believe if a thief comes to your house, the Rottweiler would most likely scare them off. Its imposing appearance, coupled with its strong body, means I don’t think there is anyone foolish enough to intrude when they know you have a Rottweiler.

Moreover, it is naturally energetic. If you don't spend at least two hours a day taking it out to play or run, it will easily become sick or irritable after a long time. But this is also the reason why it is easy to train, because with its abundant energy, it never gets tired.

If you want to train it, it is very easy. Because it loves sticking close to its owner, can distinguish right from wrong, is especially smart, and has strong execution. It is especially good at distinguishing “insiders from outsiders.” It will punish thieves and bad people, but don’t be fooled by its fierceness towards others—it is loyal only to its owner and follows commands. So the Rottweiler is very easy to train.

If you want someone who is always by your side like a "knight," this dog is the most suitable. It especially follows its owner closely. It cannot bear to leave its beloved owner alone outside and wants to stay by its owner's side, guarding its treasured master, afraid that its most loved owner will encounter trouble. It loves being a "knight," constantly protecting its owner, so the owner does not suffer any grievances.

The Rottweiler itself is a very imposing dog with a powerful aura. It looks very domineering and has a strong constitution. As long as you spend two hours a day taking it out to play, it won’t get sick so often, which also saves you a lot in veterinary expenses. Its intelligence ranks fifth and it is easy to train. Because it is smart, training shouldn’t be difficult. It is not picky about food, just whatever the owner prepares is fine (anything the owner prepares it eats happily), but its diet should be light and low in oil. For example, during teething training, because its teeth are very strong, you can give it some hard things to chew on.

So if you want to train a Rottweiler, it is very easy to train, with high alertness, high intelligence, good constitution, protective of its owner, and loyal. Don’t you think a dog that receives continuous praise among military dogs is hard to train? Moreover, these traits are very suitable for training. Usually, watch your little Rottweiler carefully to prevent any troubles.