Rottweiler

Rottweiler

Collection of Rottweiler drawings standing, sitting, and laying down illustrated from the front and side
Description
Description

Considered to be one of the oldest dog breeds, the German Rottweiler was traditionally kept as a herding dog for driving cattle and protecting humans. Medium to large in build with compact and powerful bodies, Rottweilers are good natured, devoted, obedient and committed to work. Because of their alert dispositions and their physical proportions allowing for great strength, agility and endurance, Rottweilers are now commonly used for search, guard, and police dogs.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The average Rottweiler has an overall height of 30.5"-34" (77-86 cm), withers height of 23.5"-26" (60-66 cm), and body length of 38.5"-42" (98-107 cm). A typical Rottweiler weighs between 90-120 lb (42-55 kg) and has a lifespan of roughly 8-10 years.

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
30.5"-34" | 77-86 cm
Width:
Depth:
Length:
38.5"-42" | 98-107 cm
Withers Height:
23.5"-26" | 60-66 cm
:
Weight:
90-120 lb | 42-55 kg
Area:
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Male:
Height (Withers):
25.5"-26" | 65-66 cm
Height (Standing): 
34" | 86 cm
Length: 
42" | 107 cm
Weight:
120 lb | 55 kg

Female:
Height (Withers):
23.5"-24" | 60-61 cm
Height (Standing): 
30.5" | 77 cm
Length: 
38.5" | 98 cm
Weight:
90 lb | 42 kg

Color: Black with defined rich tan markings
Coat: Double-coat, short, hard, thick
Use: 
Companion, service, working

Breed Size:
Scientific Name:
Lifespan:
8-10 years

Drawings include:
Rottweiler side elevation (standing), front (standing), front (sitting), side (sitting), side (laying down)

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