How can I tell if a Rottweiler is pure or not? The head is medium long, wide ear spacing; side view frontal line moderately arched; cheek arches and frontal nasal step developed, upper and lower jaw strong and wide; eyes moderate size, almond-shaped, eyelids tight; neck strong, muscular, medium length, slightly arched, no loose skin; under normal circumstances, the tail can reach the line, when relaxed, may hang or can also break the tail. The difference between Rottweiler impure and pure depends on whether it is like its dog father, the famous dogs have birth certificates, the birth certificate has a birth pure or impure instructions, now there is an instrument can be tested, one of the most common way to identify is the blood test, from the blood can find out whether it is pure. Head (head, face, eyes, ears, nose mirror, mouth, muzzle, jaw, teeth) head: medium long, wide ear spacing; side view of the frontal line moderate arch; zygomatic arch and frontal nasal step developed, the upper and lower jaw strong and wide. The ideal ratio of cranial part and muzzle is 3:2. The forehead should be dry, but some folds can appear when alert. Eyes: Medium sized, almond shaped, with tight, moderately deep eyelids that neither protrude nor retract. The required eyes are uniformly dark brown. Ears: Medium sized, pendulous, triangular; the ears are level with the top of the skull and widen when alert. The distance between the ears is quite wide, with the inner edge close to the ear, and the tip of the ear is located approximately at the middle of the cheek. Nose: straight, broad at the base and gradually narrowing toward the tip of the nose. The end of the muzzle is wide and the chin is well developed. The snout is wide and not rounded, black, with black lips; the corners of the mouth are closed; intraoral pigmentation is preferable to dark. Jaws/teeth: 42 in total (20 upper teeth, 22 lower teeth), strong, correctly positioned, clipped bite. Torso (neck, chest, ribs, lumbar and back, front of torso, skin) Neck: strong, muscular, medium length, slightly arched, no loose skin. Backline: firm and horizontal back that extends straight from the back of the shoulders of the horse to the hips. The back is parallel to the ground whether standing or walking. Body: The chest is wide, broad and deep, extending to the elbows, with a distinctly prominent forechest and well-expanded, ovate ribs. The back is straight and strong, and the loin is short, deep and well muscled. The hips are wide, medium length and slightly sloping. The lower abdominal curve of the mature Rottweiler is slightly elevated. Males must have two testicles in the scrotum. The length of the body from the front sternum to the last point of the hips is slightly longer than the height at the shoulder, with the most desirable ratio of height to length being 9:10. The Rottweiler is neither rough nor lacking sufficient bone to make the body narrow. The depth of the chest is about half the height of the shoulder. Its skeletal muscles must be proportionate to its outline, making the appearance compact and very powerful. Extremities (anterior drive, shoulders, upper limbs, gudgeon joints, gudgeon bones, pedipalps, hindquarters, thighs, fly joints, joints and fly nails) Forequarters: the scapula is long and slopes backwards, and the forearm length is equal to the scapula length, so the elbow is located on the lower side of the body. The distance from the horse’s shoulder rung to the elbow is equal to the distance from the elbow to the ground. The legs are strong and straight with sufficient bone mass and are not positioned too close together. The ankles are strong, flexible and almost perpendicular to the ground. The paws are round and compact, the toes are rounded and arched, and the toes are neither bent inward nor turned outward. The pads of the feet are thick and hard. The toenails are short, strong and black. Wolf paws can be removed. Hindquarters: The angle of the hindquarters is proportional to the forequarters. The upper thighs are quite long, very wide and well muscled. The knee joints are properly angled. The lower thighs are long, wide and powerful, well muscled and connected to a strong fly joint. The hind ankle is almost perpendicular to the ground. When viewed from behind, the hind legs are straight, strong and sufficiently distant from each other to firmly support the body. The hindfoot claws are slightly longer than the forefoot claws and are neither curved inward nor turned outward. The toes are equally compact and rounded, with thick, hard pads and short, strong, black toenails. The wolf’s claws must be removed. Tail Tail: Under normal conditions, the tail may reach the upper line, and when relaxed, it may hang up or may also be broken. But over time, people get used to it, so almost all Rottweilers are born with broken tails, also to look good, like bears! But some countries have banned tail breaking. And competition dogs are not forced to have their tails broken. Gait/movement It is a trotting dog. Its movement is well-proportioned, coordinated, steady, powerful and unrestrained, with strong forward and backward thrusts. Movement is effortless, effective and spanwise. The front and hind legs swing neither outward nor inward, and the hind footprint touches the front footprint. The front and hindquarters coordinate with each other at the trot while the back remains smooth and relatively unmoving. The legs tend to move toward the midline under the body as the speed increases.
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