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Quote: I respectfully disagree. There are breeders that breed for the working lines and the instincts are still in the breed. It's a fine line between protecting and herding. The prey drive is re-directed and controlled for both. Could you also clarify what you mean by fighting stock?

Quote: My giant schnauzer LOVED to go visit the chicks immediately after drinking water. lol!

LOL! They're probably wondering why it's raining or does he not drool? That pic is too precious!

He is stunning! Has that goofy expression I love in rotts :)

Rotts have a strong herding/protective instinct. If raised correctly (I wouldn't let him lick the chicks-don't want him to think he's taste-testing them) and taught commands on how to behave with them, he should be fine. My giant schnauzer loves to watch the chickens and learned quickly to...