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how to make my rotwieler head big big big

by sahil
(india)

my rottweiler is one year old and his health is very good and his height is 26 inches and weight s approx 40 kgs and he's very intelligent..




Hi Sahil
It sounds as though your Rottweiler is doing just fine and is growing up to be exactly how he should be.

At 1 year old he's still an adolescent pup and won't be mature until he's somewhere between 2 and 3 years old.

Head size, bone size, general conformation, temperament and a whole lot of other things are mainly determined by genetics and if your pup's parents had large solid heads, then you can reasonably expect your pup to have a similar size/shape when he's mature. BUT there are no guarantees of course, genes come from previous generations, not just the parents.

The amount you feed your pup, and how much exercise he has, and his health care regimen all contribute to how healthy, strong and happy he is, but they can't make his head grow bigger than his genes are 'programmed' for!

It's best just to make sure that he gets well taken care of and loved very much, and then appreciate him for ALL of his traits both physical and emotional. Having a large head doesn't mean a Rottweiler is any better in terms of temperament or ability than one with a smaller head. It's only really vital in terms of show dogs that the proportions are the best they can possibly be.

Love and appreciate your pup for who HE is, and he will reward you with a lifetime of love and loyalty.

Hope this helps. Best of luck with your Rottie.

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