Honestly, it is actually funny seeing the responses you got here rather than the other place you listed this same question. Personally, the answers here are much more about the breed compared to the other site where it was more my dog or this dog. Good times.
I was watching and thinking the same thing myself...
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Rottweilers are very versatile, if you ask me, the most, but with that comes limitations where we can't truly excel at one thing but be above average in everything. To me that is the true definition of an athlete.
- Lamarr
I think this is the bottom line; in everything a Rott is good at, there is a breed that is better. You can compete in breed only events to see how you stack up against other Rotts or in all breed events if you wanna see how you stack up against the rest and maybe even surprise yourself and others!
Our breed can do a lot, and as good as many. Just pick a few things you are interested in and find a good fit for both of you.
If you want to get into weight pulling, I can point you in some good directions, and there is a member here named Ingrid that has competed well with a not bully breed that can give even better advice . But that is just one of the many fun things to do with your dog!
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Re: Sports for my Rottweiler?
[Re: Lamarr Couttien ]
#289806 - 08/03/2010 04:22 PM 
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. But that is just one of the many fun things to do with your dog!
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