Some say Rottador some say Rottidor… either way it’s a Labrador and Rottweiler cross and will be a large dog. This dog will have high protective qualities, be quite territorial, have plenty of stamina and be loving. It will probably be a fiercely loyal friend who can be easily trained. Daily exercise is a must for this breed!
Varying examples below taken from the flickr group “Rottador Nation & other mutts”
Below a picture of Joey, our Rottador, whom we sadly had to leave behind in 2006 on account of the awful, archaic, quarantine laws, when we came back to the UK from Capetown. We re-homed him with friends who also absolutely dote on him.
He was a Rottweiler (male)/ Golden Labrador cross and without doubt, the best dog we have ever had. A fantastic family pet, but also a formidably protective guard dog (an unfortunate necessity in Cape Town). Joey would sleep in the same room as our kids (they insisted) and probably also thought that he was a boy too, as he would sleep human style, on his back with legs stretched out, with his paws in the air ! When we go back, we always go to visit him, and he always remembers us.
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I have a rottador exactly like your black one his name i moose and he weighed in at 105 at 19 months. Hes a great big marshmallow of a dog but looks scary.