Rottweiler's are instinctly evil. They may be cute during the first 2 years of their life, but afterwards I would watch them at all times. Rottweilers and Pitbulls. They'll turn on you and split your head open.
... how DARE you say that.
If I might be Lucca for a moment, dogs are just like robots! I'm going to tell you two stories. One about a Shar Pei, a breed of dog, and a rottweiler.
My rottweiler was named Dax. She loved socks. She would take our socks and bury them. Sometimes she was like an ostrich in that she would dig a hole and stick her head in them for no apparent reason. One day, as I was waiting for my special little bus to take me to the crazy school, Dax saw something shiny on my backpack. So she grabbed it. And dragged me around by it. I wasn't hurt at all. Dax never actually left ANY sort of scars or marks on me. I loved her to pieces and I cried my little blue eyes out when we had to bring her to the animal shelter, as we couldn't take her with us when we moved.
'Nevertheless, the Shar-Pei is extremely devoted, loyal and affectionate to its family, and is amenable to accepting strangers given time and proper introduction.' This is a qoute from Wikipedia, where I found a bit more about the history of the Shar-Pei. They were used in China as guard dogs, as rottweilers and pitbulls are today.
We used to BREED Shar-Pei. (my mom has a soft spot for wrinkled dogs) We had one. Her name was Betty. Betty bit me once. Dax did, too, but still, I can still point out exactly where that dog bit me. It was deep and I limped for a while after that. I cried my eyes out again, but for a different reason: THERE IS A HUGE GAPING HOLE IN MY LEFT LEG!!!
NEVER in your life, JEEZUZKRYSTE, say that one breed of dog is horrible. Poodles are vicious things.
