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This app is designed exclusively for Rottweiler owners, allowing you to log events, track food and water intake, monitor weight, and store your dog's passport information. It provides personalized advice and a helpful guide for your specific Rottweiler.
What's New in My Rottweiler
2.0
July 29, 2020
A complete renewal featuring:Β - Logging events and managing appointments - A smart fully customisable dog tracker - A cute passport - Info on your dog's weight and diet - A handy guide
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What is My Rottweiler?
My Rottweiler is a specialized app for Rottweiler owners to track their dog's health, diet, events, and store important information like their passport. It offers personalized advice based on your dog's specific settings.
Is My Rottweiler free?
No, My Rottweiler is a paid app. It costs $0.99 and offers a lifetime of free updates with no hidden costs or fees.
Does My Rottweiler have ads?
No, My Rottweiler is completely add-free. The description explicitly states it is 'Completely add free'.
What devices does My Rottweiler support?
My Rottweiler is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is compatible with iOS devices.
What is the age rating for My Rottweiler?
My Rottweiler has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children aged 4 and older.
How often is My Rottweiler updated?
The app was last updated on July 29, 2020, with version 2.0. It promises a lifetime of free updates.
Can I use My Rottweiler for breeds other than Rottweilers?
No, My Rottweiler is specifically designed and tailored for Rottweiler enthusiasts. It is not a generic dog app and provides advice calculated for Rottweilers.
What should I do if my Rottweiler looks too fat or too skinny?
The nutrition and weight information in My Rottweiler are general guidelines. If your Rottweiler appears too fat or too skinny, you should always consult a veterinarian.









