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A butcher's cart-pulling dog that now mostly guards couches it is not allowed on.
means A large, powerfully built German breed of dog, historically used for driving cattle and pulling carts, now best known as a guard and family dog.
from Named for Rottweil, a town in southern Germany, where the dogs descended from Roman drover dogs that had accompanied legions over the Alps and stayed on to work the local cattle trade — earning the nickname 'Rottweiler Metzgerhund,' or 'Rottweil butcher's dog,' for their job hauling carts of meat and purses of coin tied safely round their necks.
- roman roots
- descended from drover dogs the romans marched over the alps
- job history
- once herded cattle and carried money pouches for butchers
- bite force
- among the strongest bites of any domestic dog breed
- actual temperament
- calm and loyal, reputation does more damage than they do