Known for strong build and large heads, German Rottweilers are bred under strict ADRK standards for purity and strength.

Bred in the U.S., American Rottweilers often have longer legs and a leaner body, with slightly different head shapes.

A larger, mastiff-style Rottweiler. Roman Rottweilers are giant in size with guard-dog instincts and bulky muscles.

Unlike the traditionally docked tail, tailed Rottweilers keep their natural tails, common in countries where docking is banned.

With a sleek and short coat, this Rottweiler is easy to groom and perfect for warm climates and active owners.

Rare but striking, long-haired Rottweilers have soft, fluffy coats and are not accepted by major breed standards.

A designer mix, Victorian Rottweilers are gentle giants bred for family homes—less aggressive, more affectionate.