Loyal Rottweiler Copies Everything Her Baby Sister Does | The Dodo Soulmates 

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@Erwan Compes sadly that day is inevitable. But my pitbull was the same way as this beautiful kind pupper. And she lived for 16 years until I was a couple months from turning 19. So she was real old when she finally passed, but I think a lot has to do with it was that she was super happy and loved. Even though her body was starting to fail and betray her, she kept going

yeh, never

@@KapitainvonHass well that or someone gets eaten lmao

@Erwan Compes no need to be such a downer

Until the dog dies & the middle age girl will be veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery sad

My favourite part as well, so cute 🤗🐕

@jesushasgivenyouall.repent9986 Did John and Jesus also play peekaboo? I bet that was too cute for words as well.

@jesushasgivenyouall.repent9986you're weird like john seed from far cry 5 christianitys a cult

Reminds me of Pan from Dragon Ball Super...

Dog whisper

But still wagging her tail

Why do people cut them off at all?

It’s just the signature look that some dogs have been branded with clipped tails

Poor dogs…

@@SquinkyEXE Sometimes its necessary. Sometimes it's just the look that people go for. Some dogs tails break easily because humans have messed up some dogs genetics breeding the same dogs so much. Ear cropping can help ear infections but for many dogs it's not necessary.

@@SquinkyEXE It is an old habit. When rottweilers we're mostly work or guard dogs they cut their tails because then they are not so vulnerable.

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Clever girl..🤨 🦖

Playing the long game I see.

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Sad they live only 15-20 years max. 🥺 Thats why i cant have them dont want the depression after they go away 😭

@@words007 Yea I understand that. I don’t know what I’m going to do when my little one goes. Just the thought of it destroys me inside, but he is one of the best things in my life and always will be.

Animals in general. Lets not eat our friends unnecessarily. Go vegan!

@@radiocorrective No one is going to eat our pets, not in this country anyway. I admire your sentiment, but this is perhaps not related to our pets which is what we are talking about. Stay relevant.

I agree

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For sure, someone that finally understands me, lol... 🐶🐶

@@kellygervais3440 Hoooomans R silly ... so funny to let them guess ! 😉

When I read your comment, it came to my brain in a very wild kingdom voice Narrating

I'm done 😂😂😂

True. I’m a grown man and still regret that my parents wouldn’t let me have a cat or dog.

@@kevincostner6751 say what?

@@arfythefoxmovedchannels1926 it's a bot, just report it. I've been seeing quite a few of them lately

@@ct1960 oh ok

Rottweilers are some of the loyalist dogs there is. That little girl will have a four-legged protector for a while. I'm glad to see they did not cut the tail off. I taught my Rottweiler to say I love you and I miss her everyday.

Cuteness broke the internet.😍

cleck bait title tho.

@MadLove Tv yes!! ❤️😊

Wonderful. She will grow to respect animals and how to care for them. It's a good thing and it's adorable.♥️♥️

@@susan8471 yess! 💛🥰

That's because it's not a big scary thing. Rotties are love bugs.

But eventually she will learn that human children are dangerous and unpredictable.

Its amazing that dogs will bring toys to you too. I thought that was cool lol

To bad good friends (humans) don’t exist and Best friends (dogs) are better than humans 100% of the time...And are more loyal AND friendly.

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@@manthony777 Yea, no one ever said life, friendship, or relationships would be this tough... “ Oh My, indeed”.... it’s getting ridiculous..

Agree

Meh, I crop ears because it helps with infections and the docked tails aren't a problem. They forget about it and it prevents future injuries

Crazy people love cutting bits off; tails, ears, foreskins… anything really

My pittweiler still has her ears and tail. I love her, she’s only nine months old :)

Agreed. No reason to mutilate pets.

Not true. We had dogs cats bearded dragons boa constrictors tarantulas and more. My daughters personality sucks! Good young woman as far as caring and helping others, but the bipolar thing has her.

@@richjustrich8043 again my opinion and u sir are just one person

I was just thinking that, when I have a kid, I’m getting a dog first

@@TheMtVernonKid it helps make them caring and always have a friend at home.. Instills a sense of empathy for living things. I think it's super important to grow up with a dog

@@philliam111 Any pet would do actually but dogs are the best no doubt.

And rottweilers are so loyal to their families they will move mountains to protect them

@NPC I recognized that sentence structure but it took me a couple of seconds to remember. Now I see what you did there... and I love it!

@@JmSantos78 Wait, I mostly remember it from that one SNL sketch about Brett Cavanaugh's confirmation hearing, but where else is it from?

@@MrGksarathy this is my weapon. There are many like it but this one is mine. Without me it is useless. Without it I am useless. US marines say this in training

@@MrGksarathy Full metal Jacket

Rotties are special ! 🙏🌹

We all miss our childhood dog.

@Casey Martin~I’m so sorry for the loss of your Rotties.💕🐶❣️

Rotties are gentle, loving beasts. Mine died 6 years ago from cancer 😥 & I still cry sometimes. It's how you love & raise them. I'll take a dog or cat over most humans!

My rottie lab mix was just diagnosed with cancer….she is almost 9. I can’t imagine losing a dog at 2.

Yep, I've had two. A special breed!

@@nomorepowderpuff According to the American Animal Hospital Association, the breeds of dog responsible for the most “damaging” bites per year, rank as follows: unknown breeds, pit bull-type breeds, mixed breeds, German Shepherds, terriers and Rottweilers.

@@commentsboardreferee7434 false! The list top 5 is as follows: 1. French Mastiff, 2. Tosa Inu, 3. Cane Corso, 4. Bandog, 5. Kangal And that list is as of Jan 2020. Also, "pit bull-type breeds" and "mixed breeds" are the same thing. There is no such thing as a pure breed pitbull, as the term is a general one used for mix breed terriers mostly of the Amstaff gene. Please provide a link to this extremely false list, as I'd love to provide this "association" with some correct information.

@@D-Rock420 Lol. Triggered. I think you know as well as everyone else does that Rottweilers are near the top of the list for dangerous bite risk. (But of course *your* dogs are not dangerous.) And feel free to contact the American Animal Hospital Association - be sure to let us know how it goes. Smooches!

@@commentsboardreferee7434 Well, duh. People are neglectful with animals and sadly most people don't deserve pets because of it. Many people throw dogs in the backyard, in pens, or chain them up because they "want" a dog, but not really. It means you're not socializing them, training them, or bonding with them properly. And while that is terrible regardless of the breed, different breeds are bred for different things and so instinctively respond differently to neglect and abuse. For example, if you chain a golden retriever up, beat it, and never spend time with it, it's more likely to be shy around people but still be friendly or cower around humans (in fact, golden retrievers are bred to specifically be "gentle" in order to retrieve for hunters--which is why a goldie has a higher chance of abandoning you in terror if you're being robbed and attacked. It's not it's fault. Gentleness is how the breed is designed). Thus, they have no reputation of biting despite the fact that many are probably abused just as much as any other breed. But if you do that to a dog like a Rottweiler (or any assertive breed designed for livestock or human protection), they're more likely to get mean and bite someone (and even then, not typically their own masters unless they are being physically abused)--and thus the reputation. (That being said, every dog is different, and some rotties may cower, just as some goldies may also bite). So, yeah. A stray, neglected and/or abused Rottweiler does have a higher instance of biting people. The solution? Don't beat your dog, make sure to train it to obey basic dog commands, socialize it, and love it as a pet (like a normal person should), and you're fine. On the other hand, if you just want a dog to look tough or decorate your yard when you're tired of it and never bother to train it--------yeah, don't get a Rottweiler. Or a dog. Or a pet, for that matter.

Gia's the baby🥴

😂😂😂 you mean Zara

It’s nota Big deal

Look more like dogs.

We had several Rottweilers many years ago and they were all docked, look so much better with tails, our first one was docked so short all you could see when he was happy was fur moving!!!!

what's wrong with instil?

@@StanleyKubick1 Well it's spelled instill.

@@daemon816 lmfao xD

"Inculcate"---I like that. As a writer, I'm always happy to discover new words. Stephen King hit the nail on the head: "To be a good writer, one must be a good reader."

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@@bones2015ify yes it is look up studies

@@Littlekidlover22 that was an easy cop out. Lol

@A B you clearly don’t know anything. Dogs are great with children you won’t find one knowledgeable person that disagrees. Now go outside and get some sun you little troll piece of 💩.

@@luism8130 I would've agreed with you a month ago but sadly that's not true.. Not all dogs are same and world is not all sunshine and rainbows. There's a guy here on RU-vid who trains dogs and he came across multiple cases where untrained dogs especially pitbulls attacked the toddler and the owner (probably someone like you) still kept the dog and surprise surprise he did it again. That little kid had stitches at that young age which will stay there forever..

It's very painful actually.. my Goku died 3 years ago at the age of 12 in an accident. I still miss him so much and I am unable to cope up. I will never get a pet again ever.

Mine’s was baba (bottle) 😂

Mine was mama not to my mom but to my dog which what she was called in my family xd

Yep!

Lmao...right..😂🤭smart girl!! 😆😉

I tried the same thing with my pitbull growing up as a kid, at least the veggies I didn't like, but my mom caught on pretty quick and was like you can't feed dogs certain things it's bad for them. Meat is fine, but some veggies and fruit are bad. But growing up I still snuck her a little bit every so often, like a bit of pizza crust. Although she was like a vacuum cleaner, if food was dropped she was right on top of it. Barely had time to say something, had to be quick like the food mid air, you had to say NO! as it's falling 😂

I did that when i was a kid. Then my mom put the dog outside during dinner and secret was out... Veggies were still there

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I'm sorry to say it's so foolish to have a Rottweiler around an infant. We had friends whose Rottweiler ripped their two-year-old's face off years ago. They were wonderful people, and high-quality owners. It's just that, behind Pitbulls, Rotties are the most dangerous dogs in the U.S.

@@HomeAtLast501 How do you substantiate it? Sources?

@@HomeAtLast501 Tragically all dogs are dangerous, if not handle with care

@@CBMOA Pitbulls are exponentially more dangerous than any other breed. Rotties come in second.

That made me cry. All animals should be so secure and enjoy life.

200lbs?! Dear lord, that's not a rottie - that's the creature that ate the rottie. Rotties are absolutely wonderful, go-anywhere, do-anything dogs that respond wonderfully to socialization. They were bred to work closely with humans and other animals, so if they are raised right, they are amazingly gentle and loving, protective but not at all aggressive...until you give the command, that is, and then they are purpose-built killing machines. My absolute favourite breed.

this right here. mom and dad are gonna wake up one day, Gia will be a grown woman and Zara will be but a treasured memory. There is nothing more important in this life than savoring the time you spend, with those you love.

That's the grumbles! Such a rottie trait.

That’s so adorable 🥰

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I know it's horrible, but I couldn't help thinking while she was talking about not being able to wait and see how their relationship grows, that unfortunately, it's probably going to end the same way as your relationship. Heartbreaking. Still worth it, but yeah, that's a painful loss at that age.

@@somersetcace1 it's the worst thing,even at my young 55!

This story took a bit of a turn.

If you don’t mind, how difficult was it to lose what I imagine was your best friend at such a young age? And did it impact your views on loss as an adult? I’m just curious.

@@iamspartacus6713 I lost my Rottweiler at age 62. I didn't stop crying for 21 days.

I got an awesome lab chow mix when I was 2 years old and it was my best friend till I was about 7. We have always had 1 or 2 dogs around growing up. Our current family dog is my profile pic. It's our first pocket size dog, forget the breed but she's half poodle. she's super cute and pretty dang smart. I would love to know the full extent of how they have influenced different areas of my life. It's definitely helped me to absolutely love animals. Did I mention I like dogs.

try and get a puppy when Zara starts getting up there in age. the loss will be less devastating.

excuse me? i was never allowed to have a dog as a child. im still nothing near a sociopath hellooooooooooo?!

I used to dog sit for my friend. I had to keep the old feeble one away from the others because they would snarl and attack her. I had to feed them in the right sequence and spaced far apart because the big one would steal from the others after she gobbled hers up. I bet that dog would snarl if that child approached it while eating, I bet she’d try to take food away from the child if there was no one to stop her. Dogs don’t have compassion, it is a foreign concept to them.

@@sodapopjones260 WRONG, I had a Staffy who lived until she was 19. She was brought up with my nephew from when he was one year old. She never once stole food from him, and always waited her turn for snacks. It depends on the personality of the dog. If you have an alpha this will happen as the alpha demands important privileges such as the right to feast first. Most domestic dogs are not alphas. Most domestic dogs are less dominant and will act submissively towards its humans. This dog is displaying typical less submissive traits. There are exceptions of course, but by and large this usually happens only in the wild and with rescued strays. It is obvious that this child is being supervised so just chill and enjoy the video for what it is.

Simon would probably love it... He does have a 'thing's about doggies! LOL

I think so too,@@IMChrysalis.

Uh she already does

I was thinking exactly the same.. maybe one day we’ll engineer dogs to live as long as we do!

@@ericb2017 sadly, i don’t know of any breeder that breeds for longevity. It’s difficult and expensive to only breed the ones that live longer than all the rest. It takes a long time and a lot of dog food to know which dogs these are, and then the old females are no longer in their reproductive prime. I wish people would though. I have long wished for this. At least consider the age the ancestors died when choosing which young dogs to breed.

@@davidpeightal4918 solution, just lower human lifespan :)

I always wished dogs had longer lifespans. All my rotts were characters with great personalities and their only flaw was too short of life span

Genetic engineering and scientific understanding of lifespan

Agreed. Rottweilers are great and very affectionate. I would have one myself if I didn't live in such a small apartment.

Yeah none of the 6 I know are like that, including my own :P

They talk, they sing. I love mine ❤️

I have had a couple that love to “sing”. My friend used to have the 5 Tenors- her 5 male Rotties took great joy in serenading the family.

@@1packatak only it would turn into an ass h0le if it had anything to do with a husky

Mine were

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Hello Maria How are you doing?

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Nicely said , i like to be your friend i hope you don’t mind ?

My aunt and uncle have one. I gave him steak once. He has never forgotten. It's like we're best friends forever now because of one piece of steak. He's a really sweet dog.

This. They might need a strict owner on some occasions to stay in line, but once you're a friend it's hard to change that. So sad that some people have had bad experiences with Rottweilers. It says more about the owner than about the dog.

Now if only I could know that a Rottweiler would protect and love my cats like that.

@Heroin with steez I wish I could just ask one. "Hey, do you like cats? Would you like to coparent mine with me? And protect them for life?" She raises her paw and wags her tail yes. That'd be awesome!

@@anyascelticcreations our rottie grew up with cats in the house and I am pretty sure he sometimes thinks he is a cat - at least sizewise :D He fell in love with one cat and that is a bit of a weird relationship :D

@@thea7826 Awe, that's so sweet! I would be seriously temped to get a Rotty puppy if I know things would turn out like that.

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I was literally looking for a comment about this 😂

Rotties are also herding dogs making them one of the best family dogs around.

And a great dog parent!

what, because they have a frigging dog dribbling and pissing all over the place when a baby is about?

Yes, specially in a 3-minute video on youtube

@@brunoe1891 yes, a 3 minutes video sums up all the years of parenting they have made! For your information training a dog requires a lot of patience and hard work. Raising a human baby isn't easier. OP have illustrated descent parenting skills

@@sophiasnegova5234 You guys are just emotional fools, unable of logic reasoning.

The average lifespan of a Rottweiler is between 8 and 10 years. A friend and guardian for life is a bit far fetched.

@@CatsofAmsterdam way to kill the mood😑

Who should harm this Child ? A Lion or what ? Where does the People like you Lifting ?

My Rotty Kong was that way very smart easy to teach and always our protector! We all miss him so much and its been 20 years now. I still haven't had another dog.

Yes , they are incredibly smart. I raise my own and I also foster for Rottweiler rescues , never met a dumb one.

@@rottweilerfun9520 Where are you at in the world? Close to Oregon? I was thinking about getting another rotty.. I think having another one will make me miss ol Kong. The wife and i was talking about it. Im handi capped now and its getting pretty bad with homeless and crime. I know having a gun don't work but a protector such as a Rottweiler would probably make my wife feel safer! Just thinking about it. I had kong for 16 years then one day he feel to sleep and never woke up.. It was a very sad thing my kids grew up with kong watching over them. Just asking

@@oregonman5918 , I'm in Mississippi. I'd recommend a gun and Rottie.

@@rottweilerfun9520 Lol a gun even if your being attacked will only get me in trouble.. But a Rottweiler can eat someone and all they will say is he should have stayed on the out side of the fence!! Lol

Hello Kimberly How are you doing today?

Jeez look on the bright side why don't ya

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That's exactly what I thought. But like 69birdboy says: think of the bright side ;-)

That's one reason why I haven't had a pet since my chow Taffy. You become so attached and they leave you...

Better earlier than later, in this case.

And the pibbles, too.

@@glemwheatley9425 exactly. Pitts are the GREATEST SWEETEST animals!!! Even some that were abused would never hurt their new owner. They truly are the best! Agreed!

I work with a lady who is pretty in the same boat. I love hearing them when we are on calls.