A Rottweiler Puppy Found the Coziest Spot Under the Dinner Table
Under the white tablecloth, past the table legs, a black and tan Rottweiler puppy has found the coziest spot in the house: the little gap between everyone's feet. He lies with his front paws stretched forward and his head up, eyes soft and a little sleepy. Bare feet, sneakers, and a pair of fuzzy slippers surround him, and the table above holds dishes, rolls, and cloth napkins. Through the gap the room beyond glows with a warm late-day light, and a gray blanket hangs over a chair behind him.
Rottweilers are strong, intelligent dogs known for being loyal and protective, and well-socialized puppies can be affectionate and calm family companions. Because they grow into large, powerful dogs, early training and gentle socialization are especially important. Under the table is a classic place for a puppy to lie during a meal because he can be near his people without being in the middle of the action. If you have a dog under the table, watch your feet, and make sure dropped food and napkins are not within reach, as some foods and fabrics can harm a dog. Your vet can help with training guidance.
He looks like the quietest, happiest member of the dinner party. A puppy at the feet is a small blessing, a warm weight in the middle of a noisy family.






