----- Original Message ----- From: "David Miers" Subject: RE: Paw:Look what we found
> Just because dogs don't like cats...or in my Rotty's case even other dogs, > has nothing to do with their disposition towards people. The only time my > Rotty would ever try to hurt you, is if you tried to hurt the baby first! > He just adores people in general, possibly because he truly has no idea that > he's a dog. That part just could be my fault! > Rotties seem to have more pack drive than most of the other breeds, and don't really do well on their own. Thats why Rotties that spend too much time alone become so anti social. My Rottie bitch had a pet cat for many years. http://www.reginakennelclub.ca/image/Misc/pages/leica_tmax_jpg.htm Dogs don't have the mental capacity to think they are anything other than what they are. If your Rottie has issues with other dogs, you might want to consider some socialization work. It is so much more pleasurable to own a dog that you don't have to worry about going goofy when an unexpected situation arises. William Robb
