I freaking love rottweilers and other guarding/ hunting dogs

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I don't know why, but I'm basically obsessed with the guarding and hunting breeds. I own a Rottweiler X Siberian Husky mix, and I'm thinking of eventually breeding and training purebred Rottweilers and other guard dogs. I want to make the ultimate guarding and hunting dog. I especially love Rottweilers because of their strength and strong protection instincts.
I dont really have any specific plans yet, but i plan to only breed dogs with strong guarding and hunting instincts. My Rottweiler husky mix has a bit of both, but neither are strong enough to be expert in either field. Shes a good alert dog and keeps pests away, but i dont think she would be very good for full on guarding or hunting. She is also only 50 pounds, very fast, but couldnt bring down any type of large animal or an intruder.
Im thinking of crossing a Rottweiler (for strength and guarding instincts), a Belgian Malinois (for guarding, but also to make lighter weight for more speed, and more intense determination to pursue their quarry), a hound (havent decided what kind yet, but one that is strong, but not too slow and has a great sense of smell), a husky (too boost intelligence and drive to hunt other animals. Not so good for guarding though.), and a some other breed that i havent decided on yet but will have to compliment the guarding and hunting traits of the other breeds. I was thinking of a Russian Laika because they are great at both hunting and guarding, but they tend to have issues with other dogs that they aren't raised with, and i dont want to make a dog that wont do well with other dogs.
It will of coarse cost me a buttload of money, due to all the genetic and health testing and training im going to have to do to rid the lines of the bad genetic traits common in some of the breeds and train them to act like proper hunting and guarding dogs.
Sorry if im just ranting on and annoying yall XD. I just felt like getting this out there because i dont really have anyone else to talk to about it and i like getting the opinion of random people without bias. Im just really excited about this and dont know what else to really think about XD

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  • _Mehhhh_
    6 years ago

    I don't have anything to say about breeding them because I'm no expert in that, but I love these kind of breeds too 😊

    I like big dogs generally, real dogs, not those stupid little yippy rat things. I don't think I could have one though, they're active and I wouldn't have enough for them to do 😞

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  • dirtybirdy
    6 years ago

    This will take some time, like generations, before you get the ultimate of what you're looking for.

    But yesss, I love Rotts, we had 2 when I was growing up, they are amazing dogs.

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  • TerriAngel
    6 years ago

    I wasn't looking for a dog but ended up with a rottweiler.
    I don't know if it's a breed trait.
    But he's very smart.
    Pays attention,and doesnt wander.
    The best part, is taking him out.
    Other dogs bark and carry on.
    He just looks then ignores them.
    But his girlfriend.
    She's rott also.
    She's scary.
    She is peaceful and affectionate, not raised to fight or be aggressive.
    But she's very territorial.
    Has to be leashed or caged.
    Cause she does wander, scares the neighbors.
    For what you're after though.
    All you need is a trained german shepherd.
    I don't need or want a guard attack hunting dog.
    But if I did.
    That's what Id get.

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  • Aethylfritha
    6 years ago

    I think so. I personally dont like Rottweilers or any pitt bull types but thats justbme.

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