- (International
Rottweiler Club). The DRK
counted around 500
Rottweilers, and the SDRK 3,000
Rottweilers. The
goals of the two
clubs were different. The DRK aimed...
- The
Rottweilers were a
professional wrestling stable in Ring of
Honor led by Homicide. The
Rottweilers were
known for
their disrespect towards the Code...
- (sometimes
called Rottweiler: Dogs of ****), a 1982
American horror film The
Rottweiler, a
novel about a
serial killer The
Rottweilers, a
professional wrestling...
- : 18, 49 Some
insurance companies will not
cover pit
bulls (along with
Rottweilers and wolf hybrids)
because these particular dogs
cause a disproportionate...
-
Rottweiler is a 2004
science fiction horror film
directed by
Brian Yuzna and
starring William Miller,
Irene Montalà,
Paulina Gálvez, and Paul Naschy. In...
- but a
religious one". He has been
referred to in the
media as "Darwin's
Rottweiler", a
reference to
English biologist T. H. Huxley, who was
known as "Darwin's...
- The
Rottweiler (2003) is a
psychological thriller novel by
English crime writer Ruth Rendell.
Review from MysteryInkOnline.com The
Guardian review Review...
- "Angélique, 23 ans, dévorée par ses
quatre rottweilers" [Angélique, 23
years old,
devoured by her four
rottweilers]. leparisien.fr (in French). Retrieved...
- be determined. This
study counted Rottweilers as not as not
having the C189G gene, but
tested only five
Rottweilers, only two of
which were short-tailed...
-
Skulls of
different breeds, from left to right: Pug; Boxer;
Rottweiler; Wolf; Collie;
Standard Poodle....
