The Rottweiler Queen Wore Her Crown and Ruled With a Soft Heart
Rubies, sapphires, and pearls sparkle in the gold crown that sits above the queen's ears. This black and tan Rottweiler has deep amber eyes, tan eyebrows, and a calm, commanding expression. A thick white ermine cape speckled with black tails spreads across her shoulders, pinned with a jeweled brooch, and her green and gold robe shines beneath it. A faint candle glow warms the dark background at the left, and the old paint is cracked in a fine web across the canvas. Her gaze is steady, regal, and kind.
Rottweilers are strong, intelligent dogs that were once working animals, and many are devoted family companions. They tend to be confident and calm, and they need early socialization and steady, positive training. Daily exercise, such as walks, fetch, or puzzle games, keeps them mentally and physically fit. They bond closely with their people and often enjoy being near them, even when they weigh as much as a person. Because they are large and strong, good leash manners matter. Large dogs can have joint trouble, so a vet can guide you on weight and exercise.
Her kingdom is quiet and well guarded. The queen is fierce on the outside and soft on the inside, as every good ruler should be. Her subjects know that a belly rub is the royal reward. Every queen needs a loyal guard, and she happens to be both.
