Castro and Rottweiler are both very famous and fierce dogs, common in the military and police dogs, and now many people like to keep these two dogs as family guard dogs. I have a friend who said he recently wanted to find a guard dog for his cottage and was torn between choosing a Kaslo or a Rottweiler and asked me to give him advice. What are the differences between these two types of dogs? Let’s analyze them from four aspects. First on the map, look at the two breeds This is the Kaslo: This is the Rottweiler: 1, shape difference Kaslo belongs to large dogs, Italian mastiff origin, and Rottweiler belongs to medium-sized dogs, German working dog breed origin. The appearance of the Castro is square and shapely, very dominant and intimidating; while the Rottweiler looks more naive, born with a big mouth, appearing more approachable, which is obvious. 2, character difference Castro is a large dog, but it is very quiet and steady in character, will not randomly cause trouble, even in the face of strangers. The Rottweiler, on the other hand, is irritable, eccentric and aggressive towards strangers, and can easily cause trouble if not well disciplined. 3. fighting ability Since we are looking for a guard dog, we must understand their fighting ability. The Castro’s size and bone structure are clearly superior, so its fighting ability is slightly higher than the Rottweiler’s, but it is more of a passive defensive guard. The Rottweiler’s sense of territory and guardianship is stronger, and it sometimes attacks actively according to changes in its surroundings. 4. tractability This is related to the breed’s personality. the Castro’s character is calm and appears to be relatively indifferent, requiring the owner to give more patience during training. The Rottweiler is relatively lively, and the training will be more cooperative, but sometimes overexcited and difficult to discipline. Both dogs are popular breeds of military and police dogs, indicating their tractability and intelligence. Overall, both the Kaslo and Rottweiler are great family guard dogs, with just a few differences in personality, and the choice of which breed depends entirely on your needs and preferences, right? Choosing a dog breed is like looking for a date, there is no good, only suitable!
