Rottweiler bites girls: shocking attack behind the house!

Terrible incident in Austria: A Rottweiler tortured a six -year -old girl almost to death on January 1, 2025. The bloody attack occurred around 1:50 p.m. when her father's ten-year-old neighbor worked on signs-out exercises with her father's dog behind her house. The little girl ran over when the dog suddenly snapped and her shoulder, upper arm and lower leg bit hard. The desperate neighbor tried to drive away the aggressive Rottweiler, but was also slightly injured. The seriously injured child had to be flown into the Kepler University Hospital with an emergency helicopter, as was reported.

But what makes this dog breed so dangerous? The Rottweiler, which originally comes from Germany, belongs to the group of mastiff -like dogs and develops immense tensile forces. Actually a loyal companion, he can react aggressively, especially if it is not properly socialized or trained. Rottweiler tend to act impulsively, which makes them unpredictable for inexperienced owners. This breed is very popular thanks to its intelligence and vigilance, but the responsibility of the owners is immense. Their history goes back to ancient times when they protected Roman flocks. Today they are considered protective dogs, but the concern for their potential dangers remains, especially with regard to the compulsory insurance of dog owners, so dog-info.de.

The background of the Rottweiler debate

There are good reasons for this, because if you are false, Rottweiler can become true time bombs. The massive stature and the power of these dogs, which are between 58 and 69 cm tall and up to 50 kg, required consistent upbringing. If owners do not have the necessary knowledge, the animals can develop harmful behaviors. Experts warn that Rottweiler are not suitable for inexperienced dog owners. In the case of the attack on the little girl, the public now wonders how this incident could come about and whether the dog was adequately conducted. It is important to realize that preventive measures and good training are crucial to prevent such tragedies in the future.